New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-14
yermont-The Can,ass-IlId District.

CHARLOTTE W. August =, ls4,.
The Wings OF the Green Mountain State have
commenced the campaign ia right good earnest.
To-day the cars started from Burlington with about
goo true.hearied Wings for Charlotte and taking
on board a lot more at Shelb1rne they landed them
abo ut mile and half from the place Of meeting
Horses aud carriages were IN attendau,e 70 carry
the old Wigs aud the young ones footed It. seats
were erected in front Of Bsidwin's Hotei, unde-
the bran hes Of two locust trees The spot was
beautiful and romantic. The Green Mountains
were ia the distance and " Came's Hump lifted
its bald head among the clouds Like the Vermont
Wings, Il has stood firm amid the storms OF ages,
and no change Of atmosphere can affect 1t for
there it stands, with its head among the thunder
clouds, outwearing the strife Of the elements and
Indignantly deiyine all opposition. 50 will the
Wings 30 at the coming Election. They can be
beat
The people left their field and places Of business
to hear Prot. MEAcHAN, OF Middlebury, the Wing
candidate Tor Congress in the lid District, to bill
the lace OF Hon. q. p Marsh. At o clock NJ
a large number were assembled and Prof Mea
cham came forward aud addressed the m in a man
ner which would be credItsbe to any man IN our
country. He had the facts and documents with
him His power Of condensation Is excellent his com
msnd OF language OF the fret order and bis manner Il
pleasing know OF no better quaineI for q
stump orator than the Professor and that he Will oe
elected there be sort OF question some OF bis
figures and Illustrations beautiful and bis wit AM
sarcasm sharp and pungent The Whigs OF Charlotte
are strongly tinctured with Free Solism, and Prot
Neacham sobject throw them that there was nc
party they could associate with which would give them
a. much reasonable hope Of success as the Wing par
ty This position he strongly fortified By facts and
fsures gAncing At the doings Of the Wings OF Yer
mont for the last quarter Of century, and sho"ius
the votes Of the Wings al the nion in the sdmis
sion OF Texas as slave State. and in the questions
touchin. the Extension OF slavery he was clear and
explicit In his demonstrations and must have carried
conviction home to every honest Whg who heard him
| that the Whig party Of Vermont s and always has
been opposed 10 the encroschments Of slavery. he
told them that the nomination Of Gen Taylor was re
ceived with coldness by the Vermont Wings, and thai
tney would have given BIN their votes last al
unless they had been convinced that be was, although
stakeholder adverse 10 the extension OF Slavery iniC
territory now Free. Nothing but that conviction
could ever hsve insured him the votes Of the ermon
whigs They believed he would not oppose the WI
mo, Proso and therefore they gave aim their votes
The speaker said looking up Al the telegraph wire.
which rsn through the branches Of the trees over b
head that be would for abandon the President a.
soon as these wires could convey him the news II ht
vetoed law OF Congress iorbiddng the Extension o
avery over one foot OF territory now free. In the
| course Of his remarks he came down on Dillingham;
Ike stream OF burning laws, and showed him Up Il
| his true political character His speech throughout
was characterized by sound logic, csndor and good
showing clearly that the Wings Of this Congres
sonAl District have selected OF their very best mel
70 represent them in the National Legisture.
After Prot Mescham, Mr. WlsroN Of Barring
ton. a candidate for ths State Senate. addressed
the people in & manner which convinced that then
political interests might safely be committed tc
nis hands And some would say the good vine
was kept until now, Tor Gen. CLAAxE, Editor OF ine
Fee Prfss called for. and be came forward and
surg song which he imposed for the occasion While
riding down upon The platform o. ihe cars 10 "as re-
.eiyed with shouts Of applause and the meeting sepa
rated determined 70 work and keep old Vermont tae
same side up .he has always been And Il vii be done
lust sure her nils AMI mountains Wi. rem ain up
| 90 their foundations Vermont Wings cannot De dr.v
IN from the ground they have occupied 50 many yesrs
There the spirit among them which animated
cid Ethan Allen, when Asked ior his authority tor de
| msndilg the surrender Of neonderogA Yours, B.
| SAxsVsKY CIrY.-A note from one Of our citi
1eus who went up 70 render assistance 10 the sick in
Sandu.ky City says there GOV plenty Of physicians
u the place but not many nurses as could be sue
.-s.tuliv employed The deficiency made up
however by the doctors themselves. who had become
| Doth physicians and nurses Up 70 Friday - cases
had been received into the hospital opened the arm
va OF Mr.. Bailey and Drs SiTaaer and CarolAnd, out
sf which only u hsi died This . certAlEly nosi
encouraging hospital Il has been erroneousy
stated AL the ply scAns resident Al SAndusky had
eii during the CholerA panic. Not %, as We are H.
formed some OF them died Of the disease Three re
sin ~ the post of danger and three le OF these
| because they were down a. 70 make u neces
sAry 70 cut Of town recruit and the other from
fear. This lsst Is sad 70 be In lhis city We know no
who he u but physician who leaves his resi1encs
| panic stricken, when dangerous epidemic prevails
/ should ever gain practice in a new residence ID
should be compelled 70 return 70 the place be bad
skAmefGy deserted and there for hs o1ense OF