Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03
CheeriIy, no!
THE BATTLE BEGUN-GLORIOU I'M
TfATIVE FOR THE WINGS.


for November;
awe repeat again, that the evidences are
abundant and daily augmcnting, TO show that
Ohio will 80 for Taylor and Fillmore Gen.
Taylor, at any time during the last two months
could have polled larger vote in this State than
Gen. Ford, for the reasons stated, aud now, hun
dreds and thousands of Free Soil Wings, who
either voted for Weller, or not at all, cannot be
again deceived 50 as TO support Cas-, by throw
ing away their votes upon Van Buren, Ohio Is
Whig-surcly Wing, aud in thc achievement Of
the great national Wing victory, which It re-
qures no prophet to forcsee let Ohio contribute
her twenty. three electoral votes to swell the ma
ioriiy Of Taylor and Fillmore. We can do t.
ne ieW do h"
PeHHsyironia has elected Wing Governor
bya majority of 500 aud majority Of the I.c-
gisla,ure on joint ballot, cnsuring Why U. S.
Senator. The Wings have also elected 10 ont
Of the % members Of Congress. At tic last pre-
vious Governor election, the Locofocos had a
majority of $1,000 in the State. OF the pros
poet there in November, the n. Y. Tribune says:
awe are favored with sundIy letters, asking
our pirate opinion as 10 the vote OF Pcnnsylya-
MIA for President. We have no such opinion.
We have but one opinion on tho subject. found
ed on recent Hdyices from various parts Of the
State, and il is that Pennsylvania will cast her
vote for Taylor and Fillmore by n decided ma
iority. There is scarcely section from which
the reply is not uniform We shall do better
for Taylor than we did for Johnston.
Georgia has recently elected members of Con-
grcsS. AT the last Governor election, the Loco
focos had majority in the State Of 1900; now
their majority is reduced to 900, and the Wings
of that State set Il down Ms certain for Taylor.
Florida has heretofore been Locofoco BU
she has just elected Wing Governor, Congress
man and Legislature, by a majority averagisg
over 200. a Wing U. S. Senator will be eless-
ed in that State this winter.
In Stntcs where there has been no recent cleo
ton, the prospect is equally cheering. An il
tellipcnt correspondent Of the N. Y. Express
writes as follows Of the prospect in Virginia:
"LYScHBURo, Oct. 20, is4s.
| rejoice that | have il in my power to give
Won the most cheering accounts from all parts q
this State, in relation 20 the Presidential cleo
ton. There is now no doubt about the vote OF
Virginia. The Wings arc rousing themselves
/ into action, whilst the Locos are daily becoming
more and more dispirited. Having recently
made an extensive tour over the greater part Of
the State, especially beyond the mountains
having been witness 10 the doings Of the Dem
ocrnic State Convention Mt this place and Of
the Wing State Convention ut LeSington--har-
ing conversed with the people (both Loccs and
Whigs), freely, in all parts Of the State-an@
having watched infinitely the tone and temper
Of this convention on the part Of the people,
have no hesitation in announcing, with the u
/ hat tein natl IL
roie Of I'aginia."
Ne,r York.-The I" Empire State is in good
hands. The Wing State Committee have issaed
an address to the Wings Of the Union,- IN
which they say;
"ln tho first place. allow us 10 state that the
result Of this contest depends upon you, and not
upon US. We assure you, with all the conf
dence that, under any circumstances, men are
justified in entertaining and expressing when
speaking OF the future, that he Empire iSidse vii
gre ZACHARY TAYLOR and WILLARD FnL-
MORE her electoral role in November ncxf, By a
larger majority Than iros Ger beiore giren By any
STATE, any OCCASION sines The formation Of the
Union. We entertain no, one particle of doubt
that the result will fully Justify this assurance,
and We are the more anxious that this matter
should be now known aud understood, that you
NAV know on whom the responsibility rests. and
be stimulated thereby 10 make the Necessary OK
criions to render this important fact useful in the
achievement of a general victory"
After this cheering announcement, they thus
appeal to-
" Whigs of our Sister States We cannot
permit the occasion TO pass without again re-
pcatng In clear and unequivocaI terms, that
upon you rests the responsibility of victory or
defea, in ;hs coming contest. We would not
allow the least lurking fear or apprehension as
to the result in this STATE, to parayze your Of
forts, or TO slacken your .eSertions. On the con.
trary, We wish 10 add 20 every inducement you
have TO unwcaried and unremiued exertions, the
cheering aud important fact, that Nev York Is
/ safe. In view Of the vast aud mo-
mentous consequences at stake, and your Just
appreciation Of them, we cannot permit our
selves to doubt, that Won possess not only the
I iriH but the pOicer TO avert Ibis calamity; and
that, after tho battle has been fought, the Wings
Of New York can not only celebrate the victory
achieved in their own State, but they can unite
with their brethren throughout the Union. in
celebrating NATIONAL TRiuMrH-a triumph
which shall ensure peace, happiness and pros
perity for our beloved country asl sa q
Wings of Windham county-of the Green
Mountain State, who never yet suffered Loco
focoism 10 gain ioothod within her borders,
and whose proud boast il is, that amid the dark
est clouds of adversely and dependency, the
Wings of other States may look to the Wing
banner forever flying in the breeze from the
Green Mountains, as tho Lost and weary tra,el-
Ter turns for beacon to the mmovable North
star, confident and sure that it will DO found in
It's place, and never deceive, chdt response triH
you make 10 he Wigs of Neic York;
Shall the Wing banner at last be surrendered
to the enemy, or be trailed in the dust? In the
celebration of the great NATIONAL TRIuMrH, for
the election of the Hero and Patriot Gen Tay-
lor shall it be our shame and modification that
Vermont cannot join in its ourenemics say So
10 The impudent boast has already gone from this
State that the Van Buren, Locofotos have, un.
der the thin and aimsy mask of " free soil |" en-
ticed Wings enough to desert their party so Sc
to secure the State for Locoiocoism.
1t is said that the Cass leaders Of tho State are
now busily employed in urging the Cas- men to
vote for Van Buren,, in order, that by giving the
State to him, the election will be carried into
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