Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The Courier of this morning makes o
series of quite handsome efforts to appear In
good spirits under the existing embarrasments
It's party nominees are pretty gcner lily resign
my, and the Courier is evidently trying to be
resigned also. Among other equally amusing
whistles to keep upits courage, the Courier
says:-
"RAIy, KALry,-Comc, friends, we have es-
,,rcJ from the Iinlow confines OF tine small medsHI
which circunscIhed our energies before, ana So'
wide field Tor operations
If our lively friend will take the trouble to
look over the buttle- ground after the lst Tues
dav of September, he will find that the killed
md wounded have made it Rcd-tield US well
as "wide" one.
Again; our Jolly friend, whom no discour-
aqements seen, to affect, discourscth as follows
Mr. Rcdfrld, moreover in point OF ability, is as
much SapeIiOr 10 Peck, q" Hyperion TO Il MtW IN
b,dnty. tie ~ very abe lawyer and as u puhHc
s,raket has lcw equals and no superior IN the state
AT the tim, he represented Orleans county IN me
Senatc. III 1913. it tcas ScnerdHg co"ceae@ M"t nc
arGS tbs ahlest memjer 81 that Jodg. -!
We acknowledge the iialicS but haven't the
heart TO add a word If the Courier chooses
10 kill its candidate in this manner, it is not for
W. to interfere.
The Courier insists upon it that the ar-
plause" of the 30 or so chaps that nominated
Mr.. Rcdticld in the Free Church 1t Montpelier
on the 22d. ,ras enthusiastic and hearty" after
all. How happened it, then, that the rats and
nice in the back pcws were not disturbed =
However, we are willing to let it 90 that we
w re mistaken If our dsconsolatc friends
trer had an occasion to show enthusiasm 1t ccr-
tainlv was when they found respectable man
willing to accept their nomination for Governor
Speaking of Mr.. Redticld, the Courier says !:
Ills e,ection IN the sufragcso Of the People, would
tra noh, vudiclton OF Freedom, and a Sdiutny
r,bukc," &c, &c.
Here. urain, we ackn Wedge the italics and
b ,pc nobody will smilc. The "vindication of
Freedom and "salutary rebukes, should al
ways be locked upon with proper decorum.-
Mr. Redfcld's election "by the sutfrages of the
people" is about as probable as the destruction
of Gibraltar by a Mediterranean fog. Mr.
PECK's adhesion to these poor jeremy-ddders
IiAMs something to do;-as it is, they will
walk the COURSE" and the fun Of it is that the
o1ricr knowS ii.
Again, (he Courier Of to-day is unusually
rjrh> our neiglbor, endeavorng to disparage
Gen. SCoTT. says
Gen. Scott is no more an anti slavery man than
Mr.. Webster
Who under heaven wishes him to be Look
a, the standing extract from a speech OF Mr..
WEBSTER, Mt the head Of our columns II
,hat isn' /" an,i-slavery' enough what is
Orce more, and we subside for to-day, The
Courier says -
The menncst and most ineycusahle ehood
We have encountered for some time, even in a world
given to lying, is the assertion in the last niddebu
~ Register, that Parker PllSbury one of the most
violent Garrisonian aboionists living is "a Nlassa
chusetts free soiler,'
And yet Mr.. Parker Pllsbury is Massa-
chusetts Free Soiler." and nothing else We
hope the Courier will call as soon as con-
vtnicnt, for we haven't but one hat left.