Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-07-06
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.


had a grand ratification meeting, addressed by
Hons. Abbott Lawrence Of Boston and Solo
mon Foot OF Rutland. We are obliged to defer
an account Of it.
w. Every Wing paper in the State Of Maine,
uas nD,sled the flag Of Taylor and FILLMORE In
none of taL STATES does old Rough and Ready
appear To have more active ana warm friends
thou n Maine.
MArSe. We cut the followin. from the Bath
(lle) Tribune:
Bmsrol, June -. 1913. The Ball in motion.
-- Mr. Editor, AT a barn raising on the farm of
Mr.. Samuel Bierce, on the l4ih Instant, a vote
was taken on the Presidency. For Old Zick,
fifteen; for Cass, oNE "General 'ray Tor never
surrenders.' BoUGH AM READY.
On XACK ~ EAST LINCOLN. The infor-
nation we receive from the Ei, is Of the most
cheering character. The are hundreds of nom
est Democrats in thar section VIM are determine
ed to break away trom The shlckcs TT party
and votc for 11ylor. The leaders, doubt
less Will endeayor to drive or coax them into
the traces, but 1t viii be Of no use. The pnpu-
larily OF old Jack is too potent for The office
holders to contend with.
FoPULAR BALLorT. a Presidential Ballot
on board the canal Packet boa, Boston resulted
os follows: Taylor 20; Hale 81 Cass An.
journal
TAYLOR SIGNS. The Lancaster Union is in
formed by gentleman who travelled from Har-
rlsburs to DanWlle last week, that ten out of
every twelve boats along the line Of the Penn
~ wanna Canal had Taylor flags displayed, or
various mCttoes relative 10 The old Generals
achievements i'll Mexico, such Hurrah for
Ola Rough oud Ready; !" General Taylor new
er surren iers" a. lutte more cape, Clptain
Bragg" "OId HIch Forever" etc. etc. Some
OF them were gotten up in somewhat Of hurry,
on shingles; yet they nevertheless show the
popular rent and the deep hold our candidate
mas upon the affections OF his counirymen.
GRrAr TArLoR MEETING IN A1BANY-The
WHY'S OF Albany held "a large and enthusiastic
meeting on Tuesdly evening, 9th u. The
Capitol was not large enough to hold the mass,
and they adjourned 10 .he Park. Hon. Henry
q. Wheaton presided.
a. At the late Barburner Convention, at u
tica, every county in the State OF New York was
represented, except the three small counties of
| Rockand, Funktln and Caltauugus. Among
The delegates were many OF the strongest sup,
pouers Of Jackson, and the most uncompromis-
Iog Democrats.
WISCONSIN. Intelligence of the nomination
lar % lrNra ne rod - tr..
L;o,i,l, ,ia ,,aa,o,, sa,i,r..,,' 'I tu:
~ MIA r, ,I s.,,;,,ti ".t ensu'S.-
that town, says:
- The ticket, in our iulgneni, is the best and
strongest that could have been selected. 1t
presents a colbination which Will be found like
/ the Hero whose name heads it elsewhere, IRE
sisTIBLE. II VIII rally The wing party, like
the sound OF trumpet call, to DO battle once
more for the country and the constitution. Nor
VIII the Wings, III the coming contest fight a.
have heretofore been pol,ric,lly onnnsed 10 ns
Ivan be G,uud ia every Siaie N he Union reodv
and villiu- IN aid in cler,i,,r Y,cu,pv ~!
|LoK."
low WILL ONO Go The Cincinnati
H'l IT., an o'a' shu"ch anu reliable Wing pa
per. answers ms qlesii1n tlus -" When the full
vote o' Ohio Is D'on@nl our, ana the wings are
n"iied, she Is one on lhe most reliable 'vhig
> aleS IN Tue Union. Her devotion to wing
principles ms osen tested IN mnay hard fought
oItte' ana seldom have' individual preferences
Tor A'en ;" d'stracto" hercnunSelS or dlvlhed her
strength as 10 JeopArd'ze lne enduring fruits OF
wing AScende"cy. We are well advised OF
the dissatisfaction and dlsaiiecIlon which now
exist "i'hin our borders b"t"e hnveseen 'dar-
Ner u'!S 'hal '"ese, ana entertain no doubt OF
the result OF the present canvass. We there
/
tle ql' ono i0dt go l0F ne nominee Ot he
mig eEA'oHm CoHceHi'oa."
A b.,ter t,o,n WASHINGTON - ,ho ph;,.lo,.A;.
Aneri,n non al .i,, o ','aue'pl'la
ia,ns M JclacI,on IN, ra,,,rJ =. 1,u S!'''P.
yery Gav lsrlers tr,,,, b,oi, s,r's, o' G"' ''.s
md ,l,yays onnosqd IN The VIII, ner'" tn',,
hrrn rrcc,yoJ which s,rre,,Inr ,7a p,'r;a,, ANY,,
rorslc ,h,, ,he ,yI,', ,,'ii ana
lreJ nor cant aboye any n,,,,h,c los, -, ~ "u
f,ctsd ooarters '''' III u''ai-
o~srbo M, O.lo,a.D
the t,llo,y,n,, ,.,',', W 'no 'o'" ewes
60 ~. r,I w. VIC ',,.u"1. III "Nicn
,i. ,i,, %,' u,'','',o.iI account OF
-. % anu sFiN-
ny "lpPy unu extraordinary coincidence,
,He "G"s o' Nenerol io!'"S nomination was
Drought GOWN tne river rom MenPh!s by the
s' sue, He"cIa. ay'or' Cap'an M3renead,
/ k""Ic"' d! Ihe'oy, 'he teaGer WIN remember was
AS the bolt spproacbed inc Generals nlan,a,,on
near Rodney, She rounded Ia. and the PASSENGERS
commenced holoolng verv roupdly for The old
hero. Alter while the General emerped from
IA log CABIN ana came down to the landing,
"heIe ne was met oy Caplhlh Morehcad, who
handed MN Inc ieIter announcing ms nominal