The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-08-20
BE ADMONISHED.

Our wing brother have been armed III "
former number ofthe danger TO winch they are
EXPOSED, owing 10 various causes which afl9c'
our ranks. The greater part OF community,
(especally in the middle and southern coun-
ties,) is much excited in regardto rail roads,
and the fact that the defeated party in pres
;dential contest becomes discouraged and
cold. stiles the energies and covers the wing
party with apathy. OF this fact our opponets
are fully sensible They seem TO have one
motto, (which is strictly adhered toy TO the
rictors belong the Spoils,' and with an eye
that they will suffer no collateral influence to
mar the success of their triumph as party.
As n specimen of what the hopes of the
Loco Focos Of Vermont are, and the calcu-
fations they are making, we copy the follow
ing from the Vermont Patriot Of July Oath:
iDEMocRAcT OF VERMONT One and
all! Arouse! 1t is now only six weeks to the
election. Your opponents are distracted,
dissatisfied and cold, for variety OF reasons
which must continue TO operate with increas-
ed force. and now is the suspicious moment
TO strike for the redemption Of the State; for
cleansing the augean stables; for reducing
the expenditures for looping of useless Off
GERS; for correcting abuses; in short, for re-
forming the financial management and the
whole legislation of the State. BY united
persevering action-by concentrating the en-
ergies of all who have an interest in these re-
forms-by waving all schemes of the abolition
at distance, and acting on the principle that
charity begins at home the State may be
redeemed and Slade &Co. and all the leeches
which are fastened upon the Treasury thrown
overheard. But there is no time TO be lost.
We must be up and doing early and late
Organized Organize is the word. Com
mittee men-all, arouse"
Such is the language Of the leading loco
foco Texas organ i'll this State. Indeed a
bout what are the Wings "distracted, dissat
isfied and cold - We never saw the time
W hen their faith in the purity and wisdom of
Wing principles was stronger. Surely, when
the question Of repeal of the Wing tariff is
before the people, most sensibly affecting the
value of the greatest staple production of
Vermont, it IS no time for Wings to be +" dis
tracted" or "cold.' As respects reforming
the whole legislation of the State" the Pat
riot will, we opine, he convinced that the
frcemen believe that what is necessary in that
matter had better be done by the Wigs rath-
erthan trusted to the spoils party.
The Patriot man would have thc'' Dcmoc
racy" "waive all schemes OF abolition" OF
course this they ever have done when it
stood in the way of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of
the party. Last year in various WAYS they
encouraged the political abolition party so as
to divert enough Wings join them as to Sc
cure the election of the loco foco Texas can
didate for President-which was done. Thus
they pretend their party was opposed TO the
annexation Of Texas. Now, in their late
Conventions, they congratulate the people
upon the prospect Of the annexation of that
slave territory Twelve months ago it was
democratic to dcnounce the scheme; to day
it is democratic to approve Of il !
But are the Wings Of Vermont willing to
suffer themselves, for Il variety Of reasons
to be defeated. They can il they will, avoid
it. We have only To oraanize-and do our
duty. A full vote his always been vhis
victory in Vermont. AWAKE, TIES, TO Ac
TIoN, AcT THEN IL cUycERT, if We would
act with EFFICIENCY AND SUCCESS. Our can
didates for State officers and Senators arc
men worthy of the confdenc and support Of
the wings. In their election by our whole
strength we shall witness the renewed tri-
umph of its principles, which will be hailed
with JOY BY the friends fprotection and anti
annexation ihrous bout the Union, and en-
courage them TO stand FIRM and UNITED in
defence Of the country's dearests interests
ST. Adams Messenger.