Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12

The Fut,Ue by The Past. 10 1885 motion
was nude to dismiss the resolution before our
Legislature, insrucllng our Representatives in
Congress to 90 in favor of atclshlng slavery in
the District of Columbia Hordho .Needhdm
and l.. II. Moves voted IN Idpor of this motion;
and Him. Htbrd aud Nm. Henry voted against
II.
In 1889 Carios Coolidge voted for resolutions
of like import, and Horatio .Needham lodged.
We shall make no comments on The above
fact they do nj .Nted'en. 81. .4bans Messenger
o. A writer from Rhode Island, in The Bos-
ton Post, urges the tee sellers OF That state to
unite with Tie Democrats in the support of Nh.
Thurs,on for Congress. lie says: "throw u
way, fellow citizens, the misappiication Of free
spiiism and resolve into free democracy like Yer
mont" lie is correct in calling free-solsn a
mis- ppticdiion. In such mixture, the LoSoto
CO elem TT viii completely predonInate. He
ii Ins hln st Sam patch--a very appropriate
signature for the leap that he recommends.
.NancheSter .4meTicdn.
o. The Sentinel snys " here Is wide des-
,iuction between the removals OF Tyler and the
renewals Of Taylor, and he must be blind vino
cannot perceive It."
Bllod, indeed, with two such shining illus'ra
tons The editors vi the daily papers 10 Bur.
lIngton furnish! Tyler rcmovcd Wings, aud
Taylor Locof, cos-a Distinction as obvious as
1t is " wide."
The Sentinel Is also clear in the opinion that
the democracy" will "repeat Tylcr's policy"
| If they cannot get The control of matters at
Montpelier next fall !" OF course they would
aud we Il re glad TO see The Sentinel "acknow-
edge the corr to the identlry of the Tyler
! policy" and the lucoioco policy. = Free Press.
"Ihat same old Coon."-As we anticipated,
Franklin II. Fessenden has been renstated
Postmaster for Brulteboro IN place of Henry
Smith, removed. Very well, no co npaInt to
make - Braueboro' Drm
What's the use of lying, neighbor Democrat,
when the truth will answer better? You knew
very well when you wroe the above paragraph
that Major Smith resigned-uly didn't you say
SO, ard not atlemp, to mlsead the public We
suppose, though, you've got so used TO telling
/" whoppers" in your truck.and-dcker political
twislficatIons that speaking the truth Is almost
dead language to you. You're hard case.
- Brauieboro Eagle.
Mr. James Coleman, Of Indiana, Clerk in
the Patent Office, has rendered his resignation
TO the Commissioner, TO take effect on The first
OF July, alledging that he was appointed De-
mocrat mat the people decided against his par
" last tall and that the offices under the pres
ent Administration belong Of right 10 the Hhlgs
n Hoe ii should be dune. The sole organ of the
in which removals are about 10 be made. Ii I'M
derstands that printed circulars are 10 Le issued,
ana this reminds 1t of ietres de cdchi and the
BastlIe. IL culs Tor copy Of the circulr. 1t
is very difficult 10 take the sting out OF re-
noval from office. Suppose 1t were to come 10
the shape OF a blL,t dour, does the Union imag-
Inc It would be any more agreeable! Does The
sole organ imagine that men III their senses are
to be moved by such urrant nonsense!
The circulars To which the Union refers were
prepared IN the Treasury Department, by the
orGer If the late Secretary, us long ago as the
24h of January. They were printed by his
| employees, and delivered ON the On ot February.
The whole matter, then, 1t seems, was begun
and completed by the last Administration. The
present heads oil Department have had nothing
to do win Them. WlIl the Union correct lis
statement p Washington Republic.
Locotoco Policy The truth in nutshell,
from the savannah Republican:
But the truth OF The whole matter is this
4 The war IN advance upon the administration nus
been gotten up, not because there has been any
hing IKE prescription, but with view 10 pro-
roke ii. The wire workers know, IN NE IAN
!, guage OF The Unlon, that The organization aud
efficiency OF the Democratic party cannot DC
kept up, unless they force Gen. lay into a
y system Ut removals upon p1il'lcal GROUNDS
They are willing TO sacrifice every Democra. IN
office, IN order 10 carry out this scheme iorlhey
u know that # their friends are turned out, they
g will WORK hard 10 get back at the next election
and they cannot rely upon Their aid If they are
u retained. Hence all these lamentations; hence
i all these crocodile tears aud iuneral oIallons
N over the boody axe and the 'remorseess gull
:. lotinc' They are endeavoring 10 excite tlei
parry by making II believe that the very state Of
things has already occurred, winch they are
II seeking 10 provoke.
: Curious Prediction and Faifilmsnt Col. Sam
'' Medary, Editor OF the Ohio Statesman, whlI'
striving 10 Cannon the Wings last Fall, to ge
le them 10 vote Tor Cass or Van Buren,, he did no
re much care which, so long as they did not co IN
n. on the Wing side, regularly proclaimed that
Gen. Taylor, # elected, would "iurn out the toors
sort Of a Loco. Foco." The prediction has jus
a been nude good, Tor the Gen. has turned the Col
ra onel himself out OF the office OF U. D. Marshal TO
a, The District OF that STATE, literally the worst sol
of Loco. Foco."-P0ughkee Eagle.