Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-19
The August Elections.

returns "o", 80 e'"a",s :" , .'1e ~. ss -
Wing gain OF ll50 IN Ea Tennessee returns IRON Anor and
adjoining eoune' noea'e ai.e result INC wing gsn
large LoeoIoeo mnjon" IN 80 u ne s"e' sV me wings
so,ASAhe Official returns sse, Judge Embrss, wig, In
Congressional district Robert Dale Owen LocoO
cot and George O. unn whix in te 9th disiot OVER David
A. Doh,op Looofoco These ae unlocked for ramphs and
800 ~ tyh,.. A .,ol,,, on, n, 10 |, he la, congr,,,
~ Ssl.r.on .,aoa yvhtr. 20 p oeorro, yyh,r -
'ne uessaNoa ''oVu "H w " -. go
memoe' lbefe ALSO 'N' enAnoe ' ,ne e,eeuon " .1o'
&c Wing IN The ION distinct ihe sale senate WI &c LOCO
ioeo, and the House whs--same as las, year.
K,srueKyrhe repor. received from this STATE sinee our
,,, .nc, II e.r,,o ,b. the have elected mem.
- = -. " - ~, - ,,,. =, Co.,, ,r,
pen u NOns'e.,, va aoy", s''-t $50
wings have but me"per winch toss Inc LegisA
tSre and tho popular vote are 0'ef~he'n.ass wing
Iowa The Locofoc o. elected the members Con-
90 .Ihonsh The wh, made an sreellen, run n The North
~ a,.;,
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soPS ae '.''o"'"s "s''s - 80 ~,
sion'Pehet "a'ehman' o' "e s<h 'n~s W w"'e" " N"'
be that the Liberty men Of Colchester W. one Of the
strongest Liberty party towns in the State have held
..,;n ,d ,o,sd a, ,c. M ionsor A. .eo.r,e noiitic,
hs r., Viii. ,,e so,e,v .,a,ed in ,bs n,e
P-'y "" 'N ~ ~ " y ~ :" - r.
amsie 10 The resolutions. here 's aeoPy'
NOTICE
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INC seter, 0, Solenes's. are ,egosnes 20 lnss' ~ "s
'"r.t NJ ~, ,,a sa $3.50 80 800 eana';,,.s
a. ,h ns,,;n 60. a., viii ~ sndrs on,
"a S G IN Wv ~
.,es and do IN a,hr, bsnss, ,5sss5 aroeT when me,
"''''sFi au w Az o'' ~ 49,. ~. - 49, wv
~ o'ue' "'SS1"S S0"''Hu'A
In ,n,.,,nee az The .hav. ro,;ce ,e.,ect,be n,,,h.,
=. ~ $3.50. ~ 1i-a-a,-s.s - ~" s,n.a,sd
and orgsnized By appointing Doet Geo W Horton rfes
dent VIM g. Whitman, James 3 Plat Louis F0llelt, and
tury and j. Forrest Assistant Secretary Bradford Biz
ford, Louis FOett aud Jamrs s. Plat wese apponied
committee to dran resolutions, who reported The following
Whereas the Tbrd Party has Tor the la. isa otlweve
years been -saiousy and assdHonsty engaged distinct
and separate party 70 the great eoFk Of promoting and i'd
vaneng Political Liberty the United States and through
out the world and whereas the opinion OF Ibis meeting
the Third Pafy has not increased the rapid which
IT'S glorious principles would 10 warrant and ensure
on We contrary s as some o. The more
and beautfaIlv Iess !" AMI &c., ,h A. ,@;ns. nd n
eipes OF The celebrated Wilmo, Proyiso haze became az
universal prevalence In the Northern States among the
members Of The Two great political parties o. the country
~, 's gs' s,s'ty "a view vas
most rntirelv in anne ~ !, Ghs,sja ~ Il Ijs 81
the voters in Coleesler called together for lhe purpo. Il
choosing "a town committee for the ensuing year that will
devise ana carry ou, measures best calculated 10 advsaee
~ & =, ', 49, A't ana lot e.SI hst
the great A. glorio,,s III ,ts,, ~,
NOTED and advanced BY The dissolution Of The Third priv
and by its merging the two grra, political parties Of tie
coan,ry and BY ssEngihe whole North present undi
xlaeu rom on he subject o. slavery standing fmly BY the
Thai Is rgb and ;ns;s,in mon ,,I;r ~, .s Sou' ~
above ali insisting lhat Ike yrat doctrine, and ossealss
contained in the Wilmol Proyiso shall become is pera
'e Al IN y. =, sns anu b. III. =
where are M, asd NH, sss lnru Ia' siss
appoint town committee Tor The ensuin wear with whom
would recommend the Third Party 10 correspond upon
e matters and things herein contained and thai Thai com
ss os composed Of D n Forrest with power to add two
Rssossd f,tl,, Thu, IN. ,h. meeting he
signed by the Chairman and other officers and pubsbsd in
the Liberty Gazette
,,, GEO W. HORTON, President
i. = D. mshfhhASi ~.
LOUIS FoIIxrr' SPresidents
WILLiAM NJ WrAvER
BRADyoRD BIxFoHD, Secretary.
:. ~ FORREST, Assistant secretary
The Liberty Gazette refused 10 publish the above a. &C.
quested, and they Hrst appeared inihe Wa'ehman.
This is Of the snrest signs We have seen says ue
Boston Atlas Of ihe decay Of the Liberty fry iheie
never was the remaisst necessity for such an
in New England Had the honest men Of 'he i'Vs'y rA
" remained where they naturally pe'ongeo''h we "ng
party Infused into then zeal ana Tree Wh
friends, and acted win US as enus lheAu o Bphg