Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09
Compliments to Free Soil Men.

Finally, lest we should be charged with undue
partia'ity to the sold line democrats" we hand
over to the Free Sollers the annexed compliment
tary notices, which are all the more racy
now, since the Vermont Patriot has become their
organ. Note, if your please that according to
last years Patriot, you were to be "eriinguished
BY The BarnbmHetS:" Has The Patriot clique got
the control Of your party for any other purpose
than TO eXtnguish" its principles and become
sole heir 10 its effects? Note the Patriots ac-
count of the free soil party in Lamoillc-as a
sale of the Liberty party to l.. P. Poland, on
condition that he should transfer the old demo-
cratic party to Rowell, 10 Poland g. Co. Is the
coalition of ls49 any thing but the same sale
and transfer attempted on a larger scae--Barber
& Co selling the free soiers to Eastman, Villas
Co.? Note, again, the elegant terms applied
to the Free Soil party, such as LOOSE DIRT"--
"A FIzzLE"- GREAT FARCE" has the
Vermont Patriot changed its character and lis
principles or does it expect that the old liberty
men are flies to be caught in spiders Web"
or mere puppets to
Wh about, and turn about, and jump Jim Crow
just as Eastman, Villas, Barber g. Co. pull the
wires?
Free Soil men! read and digest. We have
not ransackad the Patriot files for the worst spec
linens. You were called by various Manassas
loose din'-"a herd of Buiialoes' -" niggers"
and long heels by men who are now lead
ers, priests and prophets to the Free Soil party:
but we must content you with quotations from a
single number of the Patriot, thus
From the Vermont Patriot, Aug 81 1913.
THE BUFFALO BOLTERS.
The Green Mountain Freeman last weel; con.
tanned letter from don. Jacob Scott, backing
out Of the Liberty ticket. Mr.. Scott had writ
ten u long and able letter giving his reasons for
refusing to be swallowed by the Bulfdoes but
the prayers and tears of the editor Of the Free
man, we conclude, prevailed upon Mr. 5. not 10
publish it, us we notice it did not appear in the
freeman, as Mr.. Scott made no secret Of saying
that 1t would.
The simple truth of the matter is, the old Lib
orty party has been eXilnguished by the Barn
burners, and ,he old martyrs in the cause, after
having seen Hale thrown over board, are con-
PEELED TO vote tor man who declared on the
2OtA Of June last, that he would not, himself,
vote fer Hale
This is a hard dose, and if there arc MT son 9
who cannot get it down we shall lose our guess.
For the Patriot.
Mn, EDIroR:--C0n you inform an old In
noble county farmer who is the Liberty candl-
date for Senator in this county
Can you tell US further, what the clique of
young lawyers who have undertaken to control
the county intend to 90 with us old farmers when
they get us into their satches ? rn HI.
! should like to know, also, whether, in the
promised transfer OF a portion of US 10 b. II.
Fuller, The custom house Office held by a certain
young lawyer Is to be thrown in?
.NOte--We suppose the Liberty party in La
mobile county have no candidae As we UNDER
stand It, A. j. Rowell, Joseph Poland a. Go. sold
the old Liberty Parry TO l.. 4, Poland tor his sole
use and benefit, on condluon that The said h. Z.
Poland should transfer the old democratic party
over to the said kowelL, Joseph Poland & Co,
Inc ola lhberiy party, IN LanOllle county, we
luxe II, has been disbanded.
| what VIII be done with our friends in the
county IL the clique Of young lawyers get them
INTO their salchels is more Than we know. We
lhink, however, the fly had better keep out of tho
spiders web, any wsy.-H Patriot, Aug. 81,
! 1918. l7t =
| A FIZZLE.
County, held at the Court House ON Tuesday,
was regular izze. They could not come
Tree SOL" analgamaion strike, aud SO they let
The old abolition candidates stand. L. p. Po-