Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

Ma EoIroR You doubtless will have heard before this
reaches Of the action Of Government upon the reoep
ton OF the recent warke intelligence from the Rio Gande
As to the necessity Of taking prompt and vigorous to
eN.rcae army and county the difficulty which the
feeble administration Of Mr. Folk has unnecessarily plunged u.s.
there be dysonj but the policy which led
these difficulties there has been much exciting debate. The
Wings generally manifest deposition to do every thing tho
sis demands they are quite unwilling admit Amen.
lean blood has been spilled upon soil indiiaby oion
that the Government Of the United States has been entirely
from erorihat Mexico has commenced hos,loa without any
ptovocsou part But there appears be settled
est conviction tina, Mr. Polk and his democratic advisers have
wfy wiesedy and unnecessarily eiused these difficulties
which have ocn been oretod BY the Wings the na and e
climate conseQuenc Enumeration. But right wrcug
country be defended lives and property protected and
10 this behalf the Wings stand ready TO do all In their
power While tho noble Wing Senators forward with
alacry all the and money necessary for the
they seemed determined that the responsibility Of causing
it should where belongod-iha JAHIs X Polk and his
political advisers should be before the county the
who bad pupoey brought about this Of things merely for
party aggrandzemen With portion Of those who
to be Democratic" leaders, the peace prosperity the
moral and industrial protection and preservation Of the county
all nothing when they stand in the way Of the party
tactics Of Loco focoism portion Of the respectable Of
the Democratic looked death durng the
senatorial discussion Of Mexican relations marks Of
scous guilt and appeared in their The
great objection the House bill providing Of
country, the form Of The preamble which, IN form and sub
recognizes by Mexico with
out provocaion part Most OF the Wings with Mr. Cal
houn voted to take the preamble but they ouvo,e
% TO 49, Messrs Crtonden, Upham, and others finally
Tor the bill protesting the time against the adoption
of the preamble. Mr. Phelps Of the Senator'S from your
State, absent a short visit home Mr. Coamer Of the
House. sorry to learn has been compelled repair the
hills Of Vermont to recruit his broken health.
Since have been in this city the Vermont delegation
quen,y been theme of and admiration believe
there another whose delegation stands er
both as to talents and high respectfully
Mr. Webster returned last night his in the Senate and
participated in short debate to-day with Mr. Calhoun Others
Great preparation making for the National Fair which
oil the Goth instant. There will be rich display Of
American skill and industry tho arts in manufacturing,
ehauica and agricultural industry The Foco and British
agents Will doubtless do all they show the superiority
foreign the home articles both quality and cheap
But have little 10 fear the reultAmefcan gen
and Aneio1n triumph home The notions
Of James X Polk and Robert Walker, that the creating
home markets for home produce the protection Of American
industry against tho pauper labor and superior machinery Of Eu-
rope fraud aud oppressive the masses cannot
end with the the people The
sings that daily experiencing the illustrations
the practical benefits al classes Of people arguments
thousandd potent than all the nespun sophsty and
heoriling Of Democratic q politicians Men who plumber
foreign nations Of their territory with hand and rob peo
pie home Of the legitimate rewards Of their industry with
the other the title Of DmoeG Men who league with
powerful foreign their industry
with all their might crush American enterprise call
themselves Democrats and brand those who all their
tons To foster and build American interests by protecting
developing ultu mechanical and manufacturing
with such cpihes British Wings! eandidy ask
Mr. Editor you and your readers have known any hnl
absurd and ridiculous heard lending Democrat
your neizhborhood say that the real and best policy
abolish all tariffs for and direct
but that the time preach tina; doctrine had yet arrived
that the people prepared for H. Now Mr. Editor
think the people Of this country fully prepared for suel
preaching these elstyled Democrats dare preachbut
the practice Of such miserable humbusgery they not
and God forbid that they should be, prepared "