Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18

while since. and Won were full OF commentator OF
the bold and manly course las you were pleased to
term NJ of the Democrats who refused TO support
Cass, on account of his pro-slayerytplcdgcs' Now
you dcnouucc them rs douglfaoes and nicks'cr''
whose sole aim it Is to divide ana oVcrhrO" 's
wing party II 'hey arc eonve"uns ~. &c son
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,bcv have in view /, of paramount importance, and
one which YOU also desire to see accomplished ?
This course, 1t seems to inc, Is as Inconsistent as i
Is Liberal and unjust. If you cannot give us your
aid, you ought to encourage and commend the pa'
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. of This. We need only refer "a recorded votes Of
r ,h,, marty in Conr,es. Thcv have aver been
) found on the side Of freedom. and opposed to
{ the extension Of slavery; and for the truth OF
! this declaration, we appeal to the candor Of our
= correspondent himself
, Our first answer is, then, that the Barnburn-
I ers-having adopted one of our principles, the
! success of which they regard as superior to all
, other party questions should have united with
the Wing party. The assumption to themselves
by the Barnburncf' OF being the exclusive
friends of free SOIL IS not only nnfounded, but
n gross SANDER upon the Wings.
But, you reply, the Wing candidate is a slave
holder he resides in n slave State, and is inter
ested in, If not to the extension Of
slavery.
We answer, in the first place, with a candid
confession the position of Gen. Taylor on that
subject is not us certain and reliable as we could
wish, for we could desire that there should not
be the possibility of a doubt or suspicion of the
sentiments Of the Wing candidate on that ques-
uo"' Ana II WIS an open question: with equal
chahces OF success, between him and one who