Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-22
I'm The Btl!0lcS FdIS Gd-elie.
"fire on the Mountains,

W nat HE una flNtS won pr we lIluC - RENCI
"The people have made their nomination, and it gives
bounded pleasure to he able place the name Of ZACHARY TAH
IOR Mt the head If columns the regularly nominated Cand
date Of the Wing National Convention ana consequently OF the
Wing patty If the United states. In him now
center ali the hopes of our party and of all who wish well for the
peace, prosperity and safety Of our common country We have
patiently waited for This reutwe have long desired and
have rejoice that this has been selected the
Harunrtr Of m great wing party the success OIL Ten lRy0r'
and the Of country from the hands Of bad and the
effects Of b measures we ook upon as certain as any future G.
vent can be-"
The St. Adams Messenger is compelled to talk shy,
as neither the Tribune or Vt Watchmau have fully
inferred from its copying Taylor articles from both the
Albany Evening Journal, and Boston Atlas.
From the Rutland Herald
ain obedience what conceive duty as a whg as
Neonter and as an honest, though humble supporter of the
measures of the wing poy, which believe be the inter
est5 the coun-we place ticket at the head of our columns
The st. Johnsbury Calcdonian is not yet fully COM
mted but waits for Light and Truth to point cut the
path of duty for all, while rash and hasty conclusions
may lead us into error and wrong" It makes liberal
use, however, of the Taylor whe-wash, dealt out for
the country press by the Boston Atlas.
From the Bennington Bannu.
Wings of Vermont this week place masthead the
names If
TAYLOR AND FILLMORE
candidates for President and Vic President Of the United States
cal upon the Wings every where to rally and gvehem hearty
support IL there for the Wig party show a
bud front, it Rly them fellow COnrymrn under the
broad banner of Gen Zachary Taylor and Willard Fillmore
% Now tn is the tune for acon To-day, if ye VIII listen
to the voice Of rasun-tu the demands Of .ry- We will
in the full and untmneed Of those aud energies
which Naturcs God has given youf VIII overthrow the ty
rant and su2r and assert the everlasting AMI ndeSturab do
minon of Truth and Righ-then ye may BE- MEN.
Us there wing rooster in all "these diggins" that
will not be inflated with the gas of this last paragraph
or a man of common sense that will not blush and
hang his head ?
From the Brattleboro' Eagle.
"Tha great political parties into which the people of this
Union are divided have now selected their respective leaders. 1t
is morally that the ether of leaders Tavor
ton now presented to each indy dual voter If this nation is, not
whom Of all the eminent in il do you prefer for Pre- den
but which of these two men, Taylor Ca In every possible
point of view Gem Iaylors be preferred to GEN CRss by every
man who processes to be Whig.
o. The Voice Of Fteeaom-yes, the poor Vojce !!
is not very cordial in support Of the Ticket 1t
doubts not General Taylor will be elected-thinks his
election will be public blessing him infinite
y to Cass, &C., but still desires TO know more of his
whig principles Nevertheless it reads the following
lecture to those wings which refuse to support the NOM
nation-as if Gen. Tayor's plantation, stocked with
two hundred human cattle, furnished no collection to
some principle of vital Importance" How fallen!
owe think some Of these people may yet find to regret
their pracpany As matters stand fa Tor seems 10 be
UNNECESSARILY h best who has the slightest chnce of cleo
o ana Wh n7 Is SO we al not be called upon to lay straw
IN his way, Whther candidate President until we find
opposition to some principle which we deem cf vital Importance"
0[57The editor ofthe Middlebury Gaary speaks of
having recovered from an "unconscious state" into