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lie 80 Oft o'er,hrown,-

raking them from the sewers Of the party press
es, aud llingng them at II political Adversary
The New York Evening Post, with all its self
claimed love Of Freedom, is the most effective
coadjutor of Slavery in tic hole conlcderacy,
and with all lis apparent candor for which it
seems 10 have gained some character. it is real
ly the most jesutical press in the United States
Here is IA case in point. Mr.. Van Buren, is
charged with having. while President Of the
Senate given his casting vote in favor of law
authorizing Southern pos,masters TO rifle the
mails, and to burn such matter as they should
deem iuccndary. THIS is the charge made by
Mr.. Webster, and which i true. notwithstanding
the Posts assevcra'ion that it has not one par
ticle Of truth in it," The fact is that the qucs-
ton before the Senate was " SHAT the bill be
eusrosScd and read Mird lime ~ Now every
one at all acquainted with parliamentary pro-
ceedings.-as the Post certainly is,-knows that
the question on cngrossinent Of bill, is the test
question, TO which a bill is not suffered to 90
unless it is designed to pass it, In fact the ei-
grossment of bill settles the question as gen.
era thing. But the Post meanly endeavors to
cover up the importance of the vote, and the cx-
eeeu'"s serV''"y o. It's ca'o'ua'e lor 'he rresi-
''"o'' !! e"!"s '''"' 'c u'u ITO more '''ah
'o'c 'ol "'o"''g 'he o''i 10 proceed 10 aho'her
'."u''s' -" u" Pc''ect keeping Win the
1os'' we aunt 10 a''c'hpt 10 deceive us readers
in this way. 1t has been guilty of such at
o"'P's 'o' years p"t we hau not before snspec-
leu mat It's desperation was such as to drive 1t
10 inns utterly contemplate ALLEGATION OF shame
'or 'he country mat MI WEBSTER should he
so great a l'ar. William Cullen BRYANT ought
10 be above s"ch bitterness as only worthy OF
the lowest cunning
Bat the Post Is lrail' In the fail OF eighteen
hundred ana ioHy Tour, INST previous TO the
meeting OF tic Loc'''c" National Convention
al Baltimore the Iost came out win an
aTuc'e obviously intended 10 indicate to that
convention inc course "hich Vie democra-
'y OF '"e Nor'' intended 10 pursue Inc
purpose OF 'he article was TO chcct Inc nom
NATION OF Martin Van Bnren, and To tell the
"on'h That II need not expect lie Northern Sec
tI"h OF Inc raf'y1o acfntsce IN an annexation
candidates Tor II co"'d not and would not 90 IT,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15

u GEN. ScoTT was received by the cadets OF
West Point with great cordially. on Monday
last, on his return from Saratoga. They illu-
minated their barracks, and then proceeding in
a body to the Generals head quarters at the no.
tel, made the wcikin ring with enthusiastic
cheers. Gen. Scott responded by a feeling ad-
dress
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15

moved, or removable by argument. We precfr
posture prohiJitory Legislation PREVENTING the
introduction of Slavery into the Territories
we want the principle of the Ordinance of 81
applied to ALL the Territories of this Unon:-
which would ioreclosc all questions on the sub
Ject. Admitting, therefore, as we certainly do,
the conciusireness Of the arguments and posi-
ions OF Judge PHELPS and Judge McLANE, we
have only to say that we so UNNECESSARILY pre-
Ter the practical and simple measure Of pRoHI-
BiTloN, that we continue to dislike the Compro-
mise Bill. This is precisely the view we have
taken Of the subject, while at no time have wa
hcsitated to say, as we say now, that neither
our respect for, nor our confidence in, the entire
fidelity Of Judge PHELPS to his own principles
and the principles Of the State involved in the
topic, has in any way decreased.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15

Newark, II. Allard, W.
Pcacham, no choice.
kyega'e, James Mcclure, J.
Sheffield, James Roberts, l.
st. Johnsbury, Moses Kittredge, W.
Sutton. John Ladd jr., W. gain.
Walden, s. Montgomery, w. alb.
Waterford Joseph lde, W.
Wheelock jefferson Cree, |.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Greensborough, Jabez pnncy,l.
Irasburgh, II. NJ. Bates, W.
Bloomington. J. Bryant,
| Glover, l.. French, l.
Derby, Aaron llinman, W.
Holland, Micah Ferrin W.
Salem, Calvin s. Grow, W.
Newport, WIN. Moore, jr. W.
Coventry, Isaac Parker, ".
| Morgan, W.
Westmore, w.
Crahsbury, II. Hastings, W. ab.
Albany, lib.
Jay, rs.
Lowell, rs.
Troy, no choice.
Barton, b. +. Robson, f. $.
Wcstfeld, l.
Charleston, (reported) W.
ESSEX COUNTY,.
Concord, w. Il. Nav, W.
Lunenburgh, Mitchell S.lsby, W.
Loco Senators elected in Caledonia and Or
leans Counties.
Wing majority in Luncnburgh on State Tick
ct G5; Concord, Al.
In the above towns there is net gain of tire
Wings.
There is no doubt of an increased majority oil
joint ballot over last year, and good fair work
ing majority IN both branches
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15

Mr.. EDWARDS has laid on our table the Edin.
burgh, London Quarterly, and Westminster
Reviews for July. They are full OF interesting
matter, and we hope our readers have more time
than we have at present to pcrnse them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15

" The resignation of the Governor General
of Canada earl of Elgin) is announced in the
Montreal papers, apparently on official au,hori-
ty. He rcires in consequence Of the continued
illness of his lady. lie has heen one of the most
popular governors ever sent over TO control the
people of Canada.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15

Leaving SCI majority to be overcome by Ad-
olson County, from which we look for major
ity for Mr.. Marsh of about 500. Mr.. Marsh's
plurality over Mr.. Peck his highest opponent,
will not be less than twelve hundred.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15

u J. Il. Ingersoll positively declines re-
election 10 Congress.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15

a." Crittenden's majority in Kentucky is 81
81.
u CHAIRMAN, of the indianapolis Sc?tincl
calls tie Wings pirates" lie had good rca.
son upon a'certain occasion to regard one OF
them as a tjte-boa'cr.-Lou. J0Hr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15

We give below such additional returns as we
have for Governor, Senators and Representa-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15

GES. GIDEON PtLLow.-It is stated that there
is probability of the declinaion OF James II
Thomas, of the 9Th Congressional District of
Tennessee, in favor of Mr. Folks net. Pillow.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15
Windham Co. Qncomplete.)

Senator'S Whg- (3) by majority as large as
last year. Representatives Wings, l6. Locofo-
cos, 0 Free Soil i. Somerset, Dover and We'll
ming,on to be heard from.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15
Windsor Co.-Complcte.

Senator's, Wing (4). Representatives, Wings
10. Locofocos 8, Free Soil s. Last year Wing
ii, Locolocos 4, Alb |.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15

VI The Hunkcrs of New York have nominal
ted Chancellor Walworh for Governor and
Charles O'Conncr for It. Governor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15
Our Congressional District.

A good deal of anxiety is naturally felt TO
learn the true state ofthe vote in this Congress
ional District. We are reluctantly compelled
to admit our belief that GEORGE p. MARSH fails
of an election, by few votes We have no
returns from Addison County, excepting for the
towns of Shorcham and Orwell. In our own
County, as nearly as can be ascerlained without
tho official CANVASS the vote stands
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15

*We have taken for Orange the lowest csti
mate for the Wings and the highest for the Lo-
cos and others. We think the democrats should
be one less and the Wings one greater.
Somerset in Vndham County and 10 towns
in Essex TO he heard from. They stood last
year 7 l.ocos to A Wings IF the remaining
towns come in as last year the House will
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15
LAMOILLE co.

LAMOILLE co.
Senator, f. Soil, Representatives, Wings
2, Loco I, Free Soil Q. Last year, Wing /,
Loco 5, Free Soil 2.
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1906 1776 1914


Senators Loco (3), Representatives Wings,
5 Locofocos, Free Soil and 7 no choice.
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We believe that the official returns will
make it more rather than less.
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ceiyed some Of the newly invented Tobacco Waists
new aud convenient substitute for tho tobacco box msde
from pure sume astc by which tho tobacco 10 kept per
f-cty pure and moist being more compact and convent
emit they every way preferable to hind OF boz In
use FOR sale, wholesale ard retail. by
JOHN j. BROWN co. ~ Fulton-st
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