The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-15

The Wings Of Vermont have never hchicY.
eel 30 great a triumph, rs ihe one Of lost
Tuesday That "A 1910 fell iar below it
not On m1jOriiiss but ~ those respects which
mako u triumph difficult. The combined vote
Of the Two parties that constitute the bogus
aui.snyery parry, THIS year, WAS more than
SIX THOUSAND greater than tho Wing
VUJ0 ~ irtr.- 'fhis We gl.a Freat-hasis of
iIub bogus calculation; and tho leaders and
wire. pullurs of the coalition were entirely
confident IA their expectations ofpETrATiN0
lnE Wnlss. They had torl of afiEhmelicdf
reason Ia loo A slate and pencil would give
Them the state beyond n pcrndyenlure; They
had uuly therefore, to baud together, assume
a AiiIa- pRIAcIrLE- LA The slavery -guGHiiun,
ST themselves oP 49, pure SILVER when they
were nothing but bogH,nnd they were SURE
Of victory but NEhMONrEEs don't vote by
slate and pencil, uud are not humbugged 10y
bogus. The miserable juggle At Montpelier
has been signally aud efirctuhlly defcntcd :
II has only served Ia point out Rnw tHRrvER.
sinLY NERMoNT ~ WmC
There Will probably be a Wing majority
Of FIFTY ia the Legislature. 1t Is runiored,
aud we doubt not IL will prove lruE, thur The
Wings have carried Ihe Senator ~ 0t-
lenus.Co. ESQ, the Senate will stand Whigs
%, Loco aud Bogus SIN lieu Of 81 To ., ~
II was last year.
d Whatever the rcsult of tho popular vote,
howover,Ihe Wings OF Vermont have nchov-
cd glorious, decisive, q laundering, an
uNrRTrIprNrrp victory Bogus ~ absolute
" defeated IA tho state .Nttd.am, Jiias,
Bdber St1HsbmJ EGamdn, Brdntri s. Co.
have scarcely raised respectable peep
Tho majority against Governor CooLipor,
last year, was over SIN THOUSAND. This
the hnlchCrS.up Of ihc huEus pnrly, calling IT.
sclt"EfeG Democracy" well knew. Such
political schcmcrs aud plotters ms Villas aud
.NteSham aud BdrbSr aud Dillingham;, saw At
once that, il they could UNITE the pro-sluve-
~ locolocos with tho unti.suvery Free Soil
ers, they could "deieat the Wings" aud Sc
cure TO Ihcmselges"Iho spots Of office" This
was their argument and this their motive
Assuming "A virtue, therefore, thht they never
had, the Cnss-nnd- Butler Locofocos met the
Van Buren, md Adams Frec.Soilcrs,n State
Convention at Montpelier, aud without q.
nough Of decent furmolity To- prevent many
of their respective parties from being
disguSied, idrmed n mereiricious aud morce.
nary UNION, which, by unanimous conscE,
throughout The state, was pronounced truck
aud dicker.
Suddenly, Eastman, and Dillingham; md Vi
t1-i -rrf- Aayca- Of LnnQlle prominent
aud leading advocates of Cass mud the "diliu-
sion" OF Slavery, became vocilerous and
conscientious unite extension. of Slavery
hen,and were found costly in bed and board
with Shnfter, and Barber and Buiucrd ard
Smith md tUStuu, uuri rluititurir of rtrtnii.
er fry like Barber aud Stnusbury, all with
bowels of Tremendous compassion for the
poor suffering slave Like the poor In
dian woman who, fourteen years aflcr the death
OF her pappoose, began to weep and wall bc
cnuse she "conLdni stand 4 ANN IoNorR, ~
these conscientious converts, after having
aided to SPREAD SLAVERY as inras they could
were all at ONCE aroused to the exceeding e.
normity of Slavery Eastman went crazy in
efforts to coin terms OF decentralization of the
'Slavocratic" Wings .Stdnsblry tizzled and
fohned in Pcck's attic, on Wing hypocrncy
Dillingham; preached, on the corners and in
tho suburbs,ngninst men who were opposing
HIM when he wHa voting To tasten petpetl-
nj Slavery upon Texas. Barber WINS painful.
~ funny and severe on the Free Press in
particular, aud in general on the lnrgo army
of Vino Free SoiIers who looked upon hin,
ne u "bllnd guide" in the way of political tlti-
y!
But mark the result The WHIos of YER.
MONT have proved themselves political "gold
seven times purified" They have spewed
bogus "Free Democrncy"out oftheir mouths
They detected the spurious coin al glance
it had plausible ring, but was light md
greasy! Dillingham; preaching anti. slavery,
md .Needhdm az the exponent of anti snvery
sentiment, IN Vermont, was poor iuggle
VERMONT WHIGs have not been deoeiped by il
they have oply been Disguised aud ARGUS
En-.
a. The Washington Union backs square
ont of its abuse MIR Clayton on the pass