Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13

We trust there is not Wing from the Aroostook 10 the
Sabine 1--WE won't for Texas Whgs), who, he has
heard, will hear with thrill OF xullson that JOAN
MsoR Boris has been returned TO Congress from Virginia.
We doubt whether there among short Of Harry
Clay himself, whose personal triumph would wider
tepef satisfaction Not that Mr. Bolts is deemed wiser,
greater, better than many another Wing Member elect Of
Congress bu. because that IN the lace o. bitter unscru-
pulous and temporarily victorious opposition he has borne
himself frankly uprighdy and nantuly, that Political
Integrity rumphs in his person. and his election is
Dict merely against his deamers, but in favor Of LOFTY
bearing in adversely and vndicaes the good old Anglo
Saxon love Of fair play Among the six and Of
Wings who will meet on the first Monday in December
choose I've hope) Wing Speaker and CLERK Of the
HOUSE, and 10 look sharply into Tue diplomacy Of buchanan
and the laundering Of Walker, 10 overhaul the rannicn
absurdes OF Cave Johnson and bury out Of sight and
smell the offensive remains Of Polkeryhee will not DO
whose hand will be gasPed more frequently or warmly
than John NJ. Bolts.
Reared and living in State famous for lis crochets and
abracons Mr. Bolts has all times aud emnently
Wing Of the Union He has been openly and seadiastly
advocate OF Protective Tariff, OF National Currency,
and Of liberal appropriations for The improvement Of
Rivers, Lakes aud Hsbos Living the midst Of Slave
breeding population, finding his powerful support in
Bolts did not hesitate TO vote against the Gag Rule sub
verng the right of petition, when Representatives Of
Northern Feeen who appear 10 be most zenlons in
their resistance the encroAchents Of Slavery vo
ing with South Carolina against Freedom. lie among
bs neirbbor and daily associate lie fought he Anness
ton Of Texas from frat 10 last with mantu zeal efficiency
and perseverance, he denounced the abominabe War on
Mexico from the outset, and is its
still, and when an attempt was made ensnaN and de-
feat him by pledge to support man who favored the
Wilmot Ptovso he promptly answered, in substance, my
way avoid all trouble concerning Slavery ia con-
queTed territory is 10 take territory Of Mexico and,
though don't like the Wmo, Prcviso, pledge you that
shall for any Wing against any Locoioco candidate
who may be nominated. Such is the who will rep
resent the Metropolitan District Of Virginia in the next
Congress Richmond, will be seen gave hint heavier
vote well larger majority than she gave to Henry
Clay and in The District his majority is than double
Mr. Clays And this aier iace.oiace canvass in which
his adversary and The Richmond Enquirer had rung tho
changes his alleged nlSoulhern votes and sentiments,
denouncing him unsound and dangerous May we not
deem il settled, with regard appeals 10 local
interest prejudice that the Hibernan was right who
averTed that he best to avoid danger 10 meet It
| half way
Hon WiTouahby Newton, who took the other course
With regaid 10 Texas pronounced Annexation Southern
measure aud such supported II BY his voice and vote,
lost his seat tereuon Mr. Bolts did, and IL beaten
In an attempt 10 regain Win not statesmen heed these
facts and their morsll--.N Y. Tribune.