Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-06-20

the head of this article. Every body then
said the Editor or Editors we're lucky men
because it would be impossible 10 stultify
themselves so much as not to derive benefit
from a contrast with the Madsonian. But
incredible as it may seem it is nothing but
new Madisonian, "only more So" If the
Madisonian pushed its researches ito the
last syllable of recorded" sycophancy, the
Journal causes more syllables 10 be recorded,
that it may 60 10 them also. If transparent
demagogueism dched every page of the
Madsonan with crawling filth, ii is coolly
uncovered by the Journal, and avowed as its
fundamental principle of action. fthe Mad
isonan now and then mustered shame enough
to deny with show of Indignation the charge
of dcmagogueism, the Journal yels with
fendish delight over the charge, and unless it
be perfectly explicit and unequivocal, spares
no pains 10 make it so and then claims credit
and patronage in that behalf.
We give a touch or two of the qualify
Here is modesty.
HOLD ON.--The Philadelphia Keystone makes a
savage attack upon the Hon. Simeon Cameron and
the ones who elected him in the United States Sen
ate. We agree with the Keystone, that there is
growing dissatisfaction in the Democratic ranks as TO
me measures OF elected men, but cannot read Mr.
cameron out OF the political church, upon charges
unsupported by proof We represent the Young De-
nocrdcy ourselves, and cannot allow Old Hnnkers
to steal Our thunder or 10 osrracse our friends.
Hos. LEVI Woodbury. Our opinions of this emf.
nent statesman have been too frequently expressed
both in public and in private for any one to be in
doubt upon the matter.
Here is consolation.
REMOVALS FROM OrrlcE-We trust that our wing
friends will not feel that have any thing against
them personally, when we urge thar the members of
their party should be removed from office Certain
~ we have no personal dislike to the whig incum-
bents; but we feel it to be duty we owe tc our par
ty 10 stand boldly up for the removal of our political
enemies. This is part Of our political crced-openly
avowed and advocated for years and we should be
false TO our faith did we faier now.
Here is " Young Democracy"
Our colleges are antl-repubcan in their character
tendency and influence. The clergy are whigs-they
are graduates of colleges where the superior officers
are also wings; does not this corroborate the truth
OF all we have hitherto said in relation TO the subject
We were not prepared TO believe that majority of
tho,e clergy who fed ly the generosity Of re-
ublicons Of this country, opposed to their po-
inca faith. iii is So should be thankful to haze
the iac clearly pointed out SO that the people Of this
country may take due notice and govern themselves
accordingly" We shall aude to this article again.
This last can be easily Appreciated
Such stupid, low, brutal demagogues as this
self constituted organ of the " Young De-
mocracy," hate learning, its teachers and
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above all its Influences, with malignity of
hatred commensurate with their power to en-
pose, overawe and battle the demagogues and
their arts.
lfany more is needed 10 establish the cal
ibre and spirit of the U. S. Journal, it is at
hard.