Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12
-ERMoNr wATCHMAN q STATE JOURNAL,
How Goes the Battle I

Orange County. 10 Oronge the coalition is
harmonious, SO far as The leaders are concerned
Their candidates for the Senate are Judge Par
ker Of Bradford, who was Van Buren, man last
year, and for years before was n Jealous locofo-
co-Judge Thomas Of Yves, FalrIee, COss and
Boiler Locofoco Mr.. Bigeiov of Brookfeld,
late Liberty man. We say the leaders were APP
paren,ly harmonious Why? For some years
the locofocracy of Orange have been in a row
about the spoils. Judge Parker, Judge Thomas,
Judge Villas, and their clans, are and have been
all locoiocos and all spoilsmen, but each little
too greedy to get along tremendously with each
other. In both probate districts the Judgeship
has been a bone OF contenion--and have
been the county Offices generally. So long as
the county was decidedly locofoco, these love
quarels were ndus,riously prosecuted; but in
November last on the Presidential vote the Cass
and Butler men were in a minorify-th hand
writing on the wall was construed as fatal sign
10 the llunkers the spoIls were in danger:
presto Judge Villas, aud Judge Thomas and
Judge Parker appear in the coalition us sworn
friends and brothers once more. The leaders
then are perfectly harmonious; and by getting
!,co Of their number to only one ex.libcrty nun
on 10 the Senatorial ticket, it is pretty evident
that they are quite as Jealous as ever fur--
the county cGceS 1t remains TO be seen wheth-
er the rank aud file will quietly acquesco and
ratify these nice personal and official arrange
men,s whether the democracy will follow their
leaders without why or wherefore whether
those abolition Wings, who were the founders
of the late Liberty party, are now TO become the
dupes and tools of the very gentlemen who have
for years been obnoxious to them. The Wings
of Orange will rally under their good oil honest
Wing H1g and do their best. We look for We
ry handsoma Wing gain 10 the Wing ticket.
Grand Isle County. In Grand Isle the locofo
cos have been transferred to The coalition mir.
Harrington, the Cass and Butler delegate TO Bal
tlmore, being present and agreeing thereto. -
Here, too, there is some doubt whether the rank
and ie will agree to the sale. Grand lS.c may be
set down for an increased Wing majority.
Washington County. The Wings have nom
mated their last years Senatorial Hcket, choos-
ing Elijah Holden from the farm aud Wiitidn,
HotcfS from the blacksmith shop-two capable,
honest and faithful" men, fit representatives OF
the two great Interests, the agricultural ami ne
chancaI, the Protection Of whlch is dIstln-
gushing feature in the Wing creed They are
sound, too, in all the articles of the Wing faith
and men Of sterling worth, in whom the people
can place full confidence. The Wings OF the
county wall support this ticket with RI lit hearty
good viii, and we trust, too, that they will sho"
largely increased vote for the Wing State tick
ct.
Esser County. Here the colilionists will fine
the soil altogether too free and rich IN Wing
principles to bear their SOFT of fruits. We learn
that Essex good for handsomely increased
Wing majority IN all points State ticket, Sen
ator and Representatives
The Rebellion wakes stronger and stronger il
the bunker ranks-fur evidence take the annex
| ed:
"a Democrat" ian old line loco) ia the Bur
| lington Sentinel OF July 3 dominates the follow
ing state ticket for the support of deuocra,
who 90 for principles, not men,"
For Governor,
JOHN S. ROBINSON, of Bennington.
For LIEUT. Gorernor,
PHILIP c. TUCKER, Of Vergennes.
For Treasurer,
w. II. II. BINGHAM, of Stowe.
He says, also:
"rhey are jeff rsonian and Jackson Demc
Gratis. Honest, capable and faithful 10 the Con
sttuion, aud believe ore entitled to aud hav
the entire confidence of all who know them"