Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-10-29


Ma RrrHEK As the Annual State Election is fast sP-
prosehing improve this convenient period 10 pen some
facts which are passing in political world.
Ibeleve our Wing Ticket has been heartily responded
TO all parts Of this great State and The Wing Army
are gathering their troops fight with such orce 10
achieve most glorious victory.
The great hurricane which evelled many Hickory
Poles IN Name Georgia, Maryland, and above all the tor
nado which cleaned root and branch Though all the
length and breadth OF Pennsyvana also the dismal dings
that ears that the remainder Of almost all the
Hickory Stocks in Ohio, had been twisted so badly, As
hardly leave enough Tor seedhas had most electrical
effect upon the entire Wing Party this State. There
never was period when the Wings united for
the support Of their ticket than at this peculiar crisis
"Od Cato is toenng upon his high throne and we
fear will fall to rise more What in view Of his
past history can him from utter defeat Every Wing
meet feels the fullest that the Hon. John
Young and good H. Fish, will triumph by 5000 to 10000
majority. And why do they feel confident of success
because that Ball which put in motion few months
since in the "Graniie State, is gathering Il sweeps
along and strength, and magnitude And too
the hitherto harmnnious Democsey Of this State have lost
their adhrsveness, and filed with distraction and
fusion
do sincerely believe, tina, the a4i Thunder from
the Keystone State and Ohio too, will encourage the
formerly dishcarened Wings here, that rery one Old
and Young will walk up manfuly 10 the Polls the ID day
of November, and By doing, gan signal triumph.
The Wings Of New York eTeuty stirred up in view
Of the Mickey Tar ubTea.ufy, aad above all the dos
oishg War, Wsged uArigLfso4sy against poor, leak
aud distracted MEXICO. All they need il Organization En-
tort and perseverance, TO warrant complete overthrow Of
Cato, and his followers. Should the Wings refuse to
take the MANTLE which well nigh falling into their hands
at this peculiar crisis fear fate would be sealed for
the Presidential Campaign. cannot believe the
Wings Of the Empire State will allow this grand opporu.
nifty pass, without feeling PRIDE gratitude hope and
confidence uniting with regard for the National wel.be
ing 10 inei,e them gallant effort IN the struggle
approaching its conclusion. grea, responsibility
upon every Wing aud lover Of equal rights throughout this
State New York is the grand and of the
great political arena, OF the whole Union. And she
goes, goes the Union fully satisfied tina, the
wings will do their duty in Central and Western New
York, and that Young will receive least 5000 majority
In the State.
The Wing presses have all combined with the exception
Of j. Watson Webs their untrng efforts TO elect
the Wing Nominations We glad that Col, Webb has
made application to the Government for the Post Of Briga
der General Of Brigade Of New York Volunteers
be ordered into service. He has iaiFer claims the
powers that be- than Of the Democratic Republicans
We ardently hope he will get the Office. All The
influence he possesses goes 10 inure the Wing party, TO
the great qualification and exuation of the followers of
"Od Cato Aud the he leaves for parts foreign
this State, the better will leave the political field for
this time, and proceed to other matters.
The Annual Baptist State Convention, held in this
place, this week Tuesday "Wednesday and Thusda y
About three hundred delegates a Mnisier) from the
rous Associations in the State in attendance II
expected that Baron Stow, of Boston, would be here to
preach tho first day Of the Conventon,-but in
formed to and regret, by Rev Mr. Bright
Secretary Of the American Board Of Foreign Missions who
lives in Boston, tina, he Barron Stow attacked
severely with disease of the throat few days previous
that he obliged give up the idea Of attending the
Convention. The Convention dissolved Thursday ar
ternoon, with the fullest that much good would
result from their labors both at home, and abroad.
Winter seems to be coming upon very sudden About
week ago had nearly inches Of snow-but it soon
melted away.
The intelligence from Europe, by the Caedonian seems
to favor farmers very much. Wheat is firm here at
Si00 Flour going up fast Yesterday -four was offered
al Syracuse at wholesale for $500 to 500 Probably will
60 higher will close by saying-More Anon
Yours truly, &c