Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-02
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MONTPELIER, THURSDAY, APRIL ?, 1916
Refined Democracy,

The last Patriot contains the following sublime and
dlgnihed language in answer to the question "Who
has carried New Hampshhe?"
But bark! There's another shout ringing in our
ears "Ihank God, New Hampshire is redeemed !"
ElouS shout, that; something about taking the Lame
OF God IN vain, we have read somewhere.) This cry
comes from the party who 60 for dissolution of the
Union, ard who from the pious manner in which they
boast of their victories and the familiar manner in
which they use His name must be the peculiar friends
OF the Lord; OF course then, they must have done all
the great and mighty things that have been done III
New Hampshire. Let us see They have poled
nearly Seren thousand votes less than the wings
y seventeen thousand less than the democrats, and have
come within almost huty-fuc thousand of carrying the
state Hurrah for the Aboitionists They have done
great thing in New Hampshire! The great cause
OF "morals, religion Temperance" "order" "human-
y," &c. &c. flor these small things are the gift of the
chosen people and denied to the rest of us poor
Gentlles) has only been beaten by few scattering
votes for Williams and Colby, two "pro-savery, dough
faces" two men who bow down to their "southern task
masters" and who, although they admit the colored
race to every privilege they hemSeve egoy would, new
crtheess, the hypocrtes and "Hottenots (ude Green
Mountain Freeman rejoice to see all the "Niggers" in
the United States slaughtered like hogs their meat
worked up into 'sassengers' and their blood passed
round in cups full to every slough face" in these
nba New England states, as they pass round the wine
at a wedding.
Here is democracy embodied. Who that is chris
tan or a phanthropst would not willingly rally a
round such standard of moral excellency and demo-
cratic purity How enrolling and exaltng are such
patriotic sentiments. They cannot fail to immortal
ize their author and should he continue the same
course in future we doubt not but that his paper will
have an extensive circulation, for the democrats in
this county are very patient and forbearing people
and will swallow down almost any thing that comes
under the name of democracy and is published in the
Patriot The editor goes to work as he did in 1910
and "A in sEnning 'Coons and perhaps the result will
be about the same for we were informed few days
since, by leading man in Windsor Co., where he has
had the charge Of the esprit of the Age" for some
years. that the course he pursued did more for the
wing cause than any other paper in the Co., and
few more editorial articles like the above will do
for the circulation of the Freeman and the advance
ment of the Liberty Party than any other course the
Patriot could pursue. So go ahead, Mr.. Patriot and
we would thank you to give your readers few such
choice specimens of moral and literary gems every
week.
About the only statement that can be CLEANED from
this incongruos of blngsgate, is that the Lib
ey Party are sin favor of dissolution of the Union
which is unquafedly false and we call upon the ed
itor of the Patriot to either retract it, substantate
the charge with at least the shadow of proof.