Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-24

of the Wing party by coalition land the clec-
,ion of CAss in Congress, by defeating an cleo
ton by the peoplo-are the real objects of the
loco(oco coaitioniss. They mean to make the
abotionists their dipeS the Wings their VIC
tins. Il
Wbigs-bewarol Gree Soil Free Men
Froe Jaborp are the catchwords for decoyihg
,,o,, into the clutches of the coalition. And who
nro these clamorous advocates of Free Soil,
Free Men, and Free Labor?" You know them
as old supporters OF MARTIN VAN BuREN, when
he was bound body and soul as willing slave
to the savocrats as supporters of Polk, ID Has
and Annexation as defenders Of the British
Free Trade Tariff of '4G, the Sub.Trcasnry, and
the Mexican War. And ,chnt is the Wing par
tv of Vermont that you should be scduccd from
its support? Was not the Wing party of Yer
mont the first to strike against the s'avocracy :
Have not your representatives in Congress been
pioneers in the cause Of Freedom Of Speech and
of the Press 90 Freedom in the District of Column
bia and the Territories 20 and ample Protection
to Free Labor always and every where aye,
and that too, when the coalihonists were them
selves, with Martin Van Buren, at their head, the
supple tools of the slavocrats. What no,o is the
position of the Wing party in Vermont? Is
there single candidate for the September cleo
ton who is not now, and has not ever been, for
Free Labor Free Men, and Free Soil" Dc
you say that Gen TAYLOR is not right? We
believe he is right but what if he is net? What
has that to do with the September election p
Your candidates are all right; your candidates
for Congress, and the Senator to be elected by
a Wing Legislature will carry out Free Sol
principles as fcaressy, as faithfully, as ably as
any other men, let who will be President
Support them, tnen trust those who have beer
selves to the election of such men to Congress:
and the State Legislature. Omit no labor tC
secure their success omit no labor to defeat Tho
deep and dangerous designs of the coalition
which has been formed against YOU Let no
the good name of old Vermont be stained through
your default.
Union, labor, unremltin., zeal for the Viii.
cause and the Wing candidates--the old ant
ever true defenders of Free Sell, Free MeI
and Free Labor" This is the work for Septem
Der. The time is at hand the work is great
it should be begun at once and unremittingl
pursued.
As to .Norenber: let us wait. The position
of the Wing party of Vermont is right. Thei
adherence 10 Taylor is based on high and con
sistent Wing principles. If he stands firmly OIL
l,bo al, tba oil nf
can be given to HIN with honor and safety. I
any thing shall occur 10 shake THEN faith in him
the Wings of Vermont will stand by their prin
cpes- they, and their electors, will know hoy
TO keep Vermont untarnished Wait, then, fu
November but let September show EVER
WING OF VERMONT AT THE POLL
all united and victorious over a barefaced an
corrupt coalition Of few dozen political hack
to get the government into their own hands an
to make Vermont an inviting tool Of Cass an
the Slavocracy.
~ A New York bunker glories in the non
ination of Van Buren, in this way" Van wi
carry New Yoik-oiat will throw the clectic
into the House, and CAss will be there chosen
All so then for Wings or Abolitioniss TO vol
for Van is to elect Cass. If enough should d
it to carry a,Stae or two for Van, the electio
might be thrown into the House, and Cass woul
II be elected. The following shows the danger
=, the House:
y, The inquiry is often made as to the results
the Presidential contest, in the event of its Den
carried into the House OF Representatives.
A a. h,,,i ,,1, Il, g
thing, we subon the political complexion ofth
body, by States = promising that every OF
knows, that if no one candidate shall have
minority Of all the Electoral votes, one of Il
three highest candidates voted for by the Poop
=, shall be selected by the House of Representativ
% each State casting but one vote:-
Loco. Whig. Tied.
Maine, Vernon, New lIampshii
Virginia, Massachusetts, Rhode Island
S. Carolina, Connecticut, Georgla-3.
Alabama, New York,
u Mississippi, Pennsylvania,
ig Louisiana, New Jersey,
Texas, Delaware,
m Arkansas, Maryland,
Missouri, North Carolina,
Gu Tennessee, Florida,
te, Indiana, Ohio,
of Illinois, Kentucky-l2.
n Michigan,
Wisconsin,
rU Iowa-l5.
IN If the House cannot elect President, the lo'
ere foco Senate will elect Butler as Vice, who v
IN be acting President. The coalitionsts have
ng grand chance TO make the North the tool
ss, slavocratic work. Shall Vermont be their dup
ng ----
We ~ A Van Buren, ratification meeting v
er- holden here Thursday eve, in the Grand j
ess Room OF the Court House, to hear "a rep
oC. from A. J. Rowell and others" Mr.. Rowe