Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13
DAILY FREE PRESS SEPT. 8, 1850.
The Grand Result!

There a,c two aspects n which y.e regard the
,.9 Of the recent election IN tiis State rs
ii ctr Of special eougrslaacn. lett proves
lu,i the VIM paopL: of NERuo%T understand !
WY fll'y what they are aiming at politically !
q, ,reil as economically. When they consent to !
,kchanre Way Governor anla Wing Leg |
stature for Ire toco ones, or for those who ret
themselves ZIP a. being the peculiar friends of
fr, cdum and "the poor slave ii viii De because
their judgments and their hearts are convinc-
60. Tney bav, rare faculty OF discriminating
tcn:psn spurious and real paIrotsm-spurious
md real sympathy with the great rEiHcI7LL
{, Aati.Sa,cry. KsowIHG that they have al.
wlys (as Mr.. MtAcHAI sad in his nomination
.le ,ch) teen opposed to Slavery, and in favor
a every reasonable and CONSTITUTIONAL meth
ri u crcumscrbing the power and territorial
limits Ct that " Institution" they Lave naturally
locked with some surprise and scrutiny alon
ipuliy-vaunled anti Slavery movement in VIA
MONT, at the head of which they saw such men
is Ne,dRam, ard Barber, and Eastman, and
Wis Gnl DiI,n2h am-mcn who have done all
The pro. Slavery work that has ever been done
in the Sae-and who we're prominent and ac-
t..o as Polk, Dallas and Texas, and Csss, But
Ter AID Slavery diffusion partisans up to the
precise moment o! tl.cir apparently miraculous
conversion TO Il part Of the Wing Platform =
Such political cvangelists these preach to
the wrong AUDIENCE when they appra To
Vermonters The sagacious people OF this
STATE prefer "settIed ministers " to these peri.
patetic missionaries, whose influence is almost
uniformly found to be least where they are 6es,
known The result Of the recent appeal &c
the popular verdict in Vermont DEMONSTRATES
the existence Of a strong and efficient coNsER.
vATlvE spirit among the voters. which is as fai
removed from Garracnism and Gerrtt Smith
ism, as II is from the equally injurious and pre-
Ioserous tanutcism ola To0mbS era SIC ems
1t demonstrates that the People Of Vernon
know precisely how and why they are voting
We congratulate our readers, therefore on tn
" Free Democracy '-hecauSe it j. 4 pls ia am
manifest triumph If principle over faction.
IN the seooud pace, we rcjnice at IT,
'4ua yeory ]u-t achieved by the Wings be
,tnss 81 IS e. ern,rons aEl emphatic endorse
ncnt OF the PRINCIPLES and policy Of the lat
I.men;eJ President TAYLOR, and Of his succe.
sur, Pre- !rnt FIhLMIhE. 1t is purely Ma
tonal Wing victorv--Such as would hav
made glad the heart OF President Taylor.
is honest and true. i was The fruit Of col
Test not stimulated by tine prospect OF oficc, f
there s scarcely an official position in ii
State whose smotumcn's alone would tempt
day-labo rer from his customary employment
ere is scarcely one whose occupants do n
make pec"niary facrifce by occupying !
Governor, $3.50 per annui2, aud Senators al
ReJr, sentative $, $3.50 per diem! Such of
cial rewards as these do not constitute VIII
Mr.. CALHOUN called 1.-The cohesive power
public plnnder ~
Tile victory Of the PEOPLE is compet
II leaves nothing to be desired There is
reasonable doubt that CHARLES X. WI
LIAMS Is ELECTED GOVERNOR BY
,AJORI Y OF FROM 1900 TO 1000 {
TIE POPULAR VOrE-a result that h
70, been accomplished in a series of years
In sltowns heard from, the GAIN for VILLA,
over the vote of ls49, for COOLIDGE, is NJ,
HUNDRED aud FORTY FOUR or fire h
4r,d and eieren more !hGn The whOle major
(433) against Gov. COOLIDGE.
ON the whole the attempted Barbs
17tion of the Yankees of Vernon, hasn't BEG
,o"pay expenses !"
GtRn