Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-24
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FnIDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1880.

BURLINGTON VT

tons of the sc-called democratic party is about
10 take place, whereby the country may BE-
plorifed hy the restoration of L" the Spells OF
Office to their &C u'tome,l receptacle. The
INontmtier Patriot, formerly the leading organ
of Polk and Dallas democracy in Vermont, bn'
uow Van Burenized and consclcnce.str stricken.
Wilmo'-Proviso Free .Soiler, significantly re-
marked, few days ago, that "perbdPS that
Union of the discordaut factions aloresadI Il
not far olive shall seq
Well we rather calculate we SFdH see ;
and, in the msau ;imc, TO reuder our vision as
clear as possible, 80 that we shall no; be seeing
things that eta not visible 20 the naked eye,
we call ;ae atteutinn of the Patriot and The |
Free Democracy" in gcneral-espcciaiIy the
sensible portion of them-to the following
daguerrcoype of the proceedings Ct demo
cratic meeting last week, in that fountain
head of democracy, Tammany Hall, New York.
We suppose the Grand SGchems' OF Tam
many Hall are auhoritatiYe eXposltors of the
"democra,ic creedr We respectfully ask the
Burlin y,on Sentinel how this is The " OId
Line Democracy" at any rate, have possession
of tie " \Vigwam," and it is not for the Cdss-
and-Bulleritcs to question their authority
Whether the Van Bue ,i:fd branch, known a.
Barnburncrs, will vince, remains to he seen.
One Of the regular toass, on the OCCASION
alluded to. contains the following pointed ana
rather Dcrsorai aliusion to the great Prophet o.
Free Dcmocracy. the Sage Of Underwood -
oOr Sfandard Beorcr in the C""tos' Of lS'2-
from whatever section OF the country ne may n1 ~
ccted'-Nay he receive the nnlteu s,'i'Po'' ". Wv
,vhnle brnthrrhood and eHcOuHier no Ju1dS hhO"S
them, Cllemcudcus cheers, again, again. ana "s''h'
Yankee DUodleD
What Particular impulse towards " unlon'
this proC,ne Stumbling Of the Frea Demoe'ac!
candidate for President, may alF'r', VIC admit
ourselves rather too vordant to perceive The
Patriot aid tie Brandon Post, however, know
how to extract sguteagns from precisely sucI
cucumbers
The remainder of our account of the advan
ces towards "union and harmony" which oc
CURED at the meeting in Old TammaHy, we
take from the \. Y. Tribune. We bcseech on
poeticul friends of the Burlington Courier ant
tnc Patriot. ana orr STAT friend" Of the Bran
don Post (who looks out Sc keenly for III
Cousins) to do nothing rashly. Alter al
"pcrhaps that Union is not far off," The ol
Line denunciation of uncompromising hostllt
to the Wimot ProvisQ,' and the repudiatlo
of any sort of Indebtedness to Martin Van 81
rem, may be Pickwickian.a II not, we al
AFRAID Sire, Democracy" has nothing to
hut stick manfuly to Evan Buren, ana Nd
and Free Sile" If the L" Buffalo Platform
stands laal. in no better odor with the 80
Line" than would appear from the irrevere
tests below, we recommend to universal Bar
burncrism proper spirit # humble reliance {
Providence. at least "until the breechir
brcaks.n The following is the Iribme's ma
ratlon:-
Mr. Custom-housc Bogardus gave the folio
ing:
The remnants Of those Uack hetiren ,r
.aade tie Bnfaio ,uie,Gam'-lt they learn war IA
more may they carry the war into Africa (Irt
applause
TO this toast Johnny Mckeon responded
n kindred strain. The following is brick u
from his hat, butt from his speech:
There is a pan to make union of the Demo- &c
cy IN this S;aie am opposed to It. hey 'l In
rIaking Governor from the llnnker siue IN
no such side. The fgst aud only duty OF the Den
-. 1 ,., ii, ,,., rh,, stool ~ them
cr'IS y 10 st'''u oI I' i 10 but him
- ~ w. e'' 'm,yi,,,, nte Mn, o,lly urncil
%r Wv vii recognize in any ranj dntc :-Ios'iIy
I.h tariff, specie currency the only currency 1T
nc American people, aud rncompromiSrg hoatli
II The itHrot froo'so II any one VIII " ~ NV
Us III t'ieIe llIl'l lt 'vt .,'oh' HEM
'''I Ifa ~, En,.o ,ras or,bns;osticollv ami:
1on - tGe t;ay Of the Union. and jerry L
o,.va the tollnwjnr lerocious 'olst:
pv J,R,p ". BILL. lst Vice Prcsi,leu-In pol,
as N wa, tranoIslno'e DANGEROUS than open t''e"'
5"rr va p,,.a,,, Ob Lob, 4 y
CI' JOHN s"I i ,'s fool nnco,o ort,hIv ii
.T ~" ',hfsa davs
The foilowmg wsre among the most pc
! + volunteer sentiments;
BY DR.. YacuE-,OHr Or" Stnoiof I'icS1nSon -,
Apar' o. i,ici, ~, n ~ ,hr lniih ess."
IL Tn. STRAIT. --.H:.,'' n" HaTe"- The
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