Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-13
. Rrec Soiln Locofocoism.

Il
fession by the Democrat" of the reasons which
should induce the Democracy to join the " free
soil" movement. 1t is contained in the article
giving the Editors reasons for abandoning Cas-
and supporting Van buren,, and urging upon
the Democracy the notices which ought to de-
eide them to do likewise.
awe have to say to the friends OF free soil
among the DEMOCRACY, u tcould III become
them 10 lei The moment pass rhen By SUPPORTING
A CANDIDATE OF TuEIR OWN POLITICAL
FAITH, they may anticipate he character Of The
neio party, and by the infatuated course Of The
1dylorptedgcd Ways SECURE A DEMO.
CRITIC ASCENDANCI FOR ALL TIME
TO CONE.
Let not the DEMOCRACY of the Free
States, by their hestancy, inriie the nomination
Of a candidate from The runks Of their oppOneni',
as they surely ieiR, il they iedre me free soil par
ty 10 accumulate a majority from The VINO ranks.
Another consideration, OF local interest, should
appeal 10 the Democracy Of Vermont As the State
would stand upon the Cas- and TAYLOR tickets,
Vermont would I've lost 10 The national Demo
craiic) party, for in this she will, as hereto
fore, 90 for the accommodation candidate; but
let he Democracy run Il free soil cdndiddte, and
u sriU, IN our opinion, CARRY THE STATE, and
perhaps secure Hs role for The free soil Demo
cratic) candidate for he Presidency Let every
DEMOCRAT think of this, and thank Heaven
that success and right lie in the samc direction"
Wudh0m Go. Democrat, July 20, 1913.
The reader will see that the invitation to join
the free soil party is extended to Democrats
alone, and the object in view is acdgcd TO b., to
elect Democratic Governor now, and secure
Democratic ascendancy for all time to come.
il VIC look at the proceedings of the Barnburn-
ers since the day of the Baltimore Convention,
we shall find evidence throughout, that their oh.
jcct has not boon so much, restriction upon the
extension of slavery, rs the defeat Of the Whig,.
You will find il in the speech Of John Van Blu
rem, in the city Of New York, on the 9Th june
last Ills speech is reported in the Herald Of
june Z, and in it he says alludiug to the Whigs
They assemble to morrow in Convention. and
| tell you that nominate trhom they moy will
rcsolutely oppose him. They may nominate rAofu
they please, bot the Republican party of thi,
State will adhere to its regular organization
THE GREAT OBJECT SHOULD BE To
DEFEAT THE WINGS; and il you can't do
it by the nomination Of Cas-, il can be done by
the nomination Of n man who eW r,Bros,nt ne
DEMOCRATIC PARTY"
The candid reader will see here the true end
and aim Of the gcttcrs-up Of the free soil party
They would not support the Wing nomination,
,chOmsoer>r it might lie. Ii Hale, or Gi,ldincs,
AhoI;,,os;.. -, - ~ WV
John says he would not support him. Yet John
Is now travelling the country over, appealing To
n,r,r T1'.an'~"-',-: ~" n.' "e , 'o''
ryina ~, tho ad..s r. ~ ~, ~ Y"y .-''
IL oil, d;n.,.. Co.., e. - :. ',''
.n,r,rinn ,ho ,r,,h 10 ,a-, on, " '' ""'''''''
Tho Nton,n.,,;o. p,,.;., ;, -. IN,
H.. A.. p..i.,, '' Nv
al .nI h. - So "c1'" Te '"''e,'
oria.h-,.~a.a ''s '"'""
A. r. "''s ''P'o"e"'s "lo"
~, "A,''u.nn's 'nehus' ior The unfortunate re-
,u" 0. une" clever 'on'r''"nee to carry the
' 'o' 'ne Deihoefa'!' In reference to
"""""'' county, ne says
di. i"a S1un.!, ue Igr'ou'nsrs PTopo,sg 70
BroJjs and osr f!;erd. FL, I'D az IT III, -
to ANSIHILArE EVERY vEs1r0E Of ne WAiq
party, and, while the old Democratic party was
70 og en- 70 Anns9om come &c were 70 be con
Na.;aa, ~ -,'''' VIZ" y,' ~, y &c ny
NJ; - S'"!
ST. ~ e. r''r9N1 " 1"'" "r"
-. ,,', ~ luz
a. w.. "'' u s T"'uv' o"''
N, - "N''' s'u anu
mn" ~ '''y ''S"ye y "e
""g parry ms was the grand result looked
TO. These gentlemen did not tell us so before
the election. Thoy s,npYss.,l ;h;s mart af ,l.s
- fr.o ,o;,. -. :. H. -. :
=, "' ". 'p'''"'s my ""'e
through inns county, Their professed object
was TO form great glorious free soF' party,
lot 'ne SINGLE and ONLY purpose OF restraining
Adrery' Inc rA'r'o' say'' II was 10 "dn"""dis
me ""Y parry ana he ~o'us them roundiy Tor
iainng 10 10 H. as 'hey promised
-, c stared (says the lairio,), as our trends
',h 70 re no.nn,oa oT ~ W a.. 'e "'"'" 'e'
So :, .com. ,ho !. NO., ,.. .,,,.;,, e
,,l,o,ion .monn tho ns,,oor.s, "a 49,, ~.
Maior DISAGREED with his friend. a, to Tho ef,c,
of h
His Rarnburn;r, fr;.rds !, I.uo;I,o oorn,,
also come in for share Of N, Nl,;or,. rorro.,h.
es MARX tho l.nm,cc From an. ,or. or !,