Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
peal to the Nep-England branch of Polk-and
Dallasdom. And first to Maine -

Dallasdom. And first to Maine -
"To the democracy Of Maine, where there are four
districts yet to elect would say, throw aside al d
ferences of opinion, unite man, raise the glorious
motto of"Od Bullion" "crerything for the cause
nothing for men, and bearing in mind the importance
OF single vote, there is not doubt that ~ can
you oHf carry every district against federalism ana
abolitionism united"
The democracy Of Maine" care very little for
"Old Bullion" or his "motoes," whchare about
as substantial as the "ycllow boys" he promised
them years ago. They don't go into this contro-
versy to sustain "motto" but to vindicate FREE
DON and the rights of AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
Now for New Hampshire -
New Observation-Disclosures New Hampshire, the
stronghold of democratic prncipcs-thc des OF March
will not we know find rcCrcant to your taith-
Your people have seen enough of t1<Aisruc of fedcr
aisn and aboltionism combined, and you will redeem
yourself from their thradom We hope and trust tina
every democrat in that gallant little State will take the
field, determined that victory shall follow the stand
ardsoi democracy and that her voice in the next House
will be, as it has been for years, undivided"
This is rich! New Hampshire by her last
election has Wing Governor, a Wing Legisla-
ture, Wing U. S. Senator, and at her next is
SIRE to have at least one Wing Representative in
Congress and the Washington Union exclaims
GLORIOUS New Hampshire :" We can promise
the venerable Mr.. Richie nothing nearer conso.
lotion. after "the dcs of March, than the privi-
lege of shouting "AH HALE, Ne,c Hampshre,'
Then comes Little Rhody":--
In Rhode Island, may not hope that the spirit Of
democracy, which has long borne up against Age
rne tyranny, will at last triumph it, and send
| least good and true democrat to Congress
We have been accustomed to view the true and tried
democracy OF this little State martyrs in glorious
cause. They have stood By their principles like mer
OF the oden time, whom the stake and the aggot coulc
irghten: and we have honored them for their yea
and devotion. They must and will, sooner later
triumph, and we hope and believe the time is at hand
There, then, Coz. Dorr! Hero of Chepach
ct Great martyr of defunct Rebellion Be
stir yourself! Your GLORIOUS cause has tn,
warm sympathy of PoA's Administration. Yor
''must and will sooner or later, triumph" and
is rather important for the lettering cause o
Polk and Dallas that you should do it immcdi
aely! delays are dangerous O, 'true ant
tried democracy of this little State" and til
Unions sufferings is intolcrable =
And, finally this short Grow" for Connect
cut -
"The democracy of Connecticut have only to max
strong and united effort and victory is theirs VIII;
they have often done, they again do; and tn
crisis is one in which the whole country demands
: them TO come up boldly to the rescue
We rather guess Connecticut has dfierer
''notion' from the Union of the character of 18th
crisis mentioned, and will somewhat disappoiI
that anxious concern in divers ways next Apr
: more particularly by the unexpected 'bol
1 ness with which she will come ''to the rescue
This finishes the Unions cry for help. W
are mortified to say that there is not word {
encouragement for the hard -presscd'dcmo
in the 4th District in Vermont. Our fren'
there have right to consider themselves negle
ted.
E On the whole the Union has rather ontdone
self in this effort. 1t is one of the most touc
ing appeals on record, having the great adva
, tage OF being made under no imaginary difiic,
, ties