Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-12
The Senate.

The following gentlemen will compose the
next Senate Of Vermont -
WIGS.
.qdison County--Edward Seymour, Bella
Howe.
Benninrton, WIN. Bigelow, Ira K. Batchel-
der. ~
Chiticnaen, Heman Barstow, A. e. White
r,ore'
Franklin, Homer E. Royce, George Green
Harmon Northrop.
ESSEX, John Dewey.
OTerus, Henry NJ. Bates.
Rutland, John Crowley, Jas. X. Hyde, Elisha
l.apham.
Uindtdr,, A. Wentworth, Jr John K. Blake,
Ira Goodhuc.
UinGsor. Warren Curricr, D. l.. LYMAN Asa
B. Foster Crosby Miller.
COALITIONISTS.
Caledonia, VIM. Mattocks, Ephram Cham
berlin. =,
Grunge Geo. P. Baldwin, Phncas Moulton,
Benz. hurber Jr.
ia hinrton c. G. Eastman, Leonard Keith.
OLD LlNELOCOFOCOS.
Grand Isle. David Marvin.
Ldmoilc, Geo. W. Bailey.
Wings, u
Coalitionists,
Old Line,
Wing majority over both, i@'
Ifany ofthe sovereign States of this Union
want better arranged Senate than this they
must elect it for themselves.
The Wings of Nermont have done the best
they could under the circumstances lhey
have handsomely elected their Governor and
other State officers and carried both branches
cf their Lerisluture,--the House by not less
than Is and the Senate by IL, majority. They
have LOGGED both the disunion factions. They
have triunphed over Castle Garden and Buffalo
combined
And now we take this favorable occasion
20 advertise "the rest of mankind that Yer
mont is a',cays to be relied on when the
Union is in danger" Our Southern brethren
would have been better satisfied, no doubt, l
Old Line l.ocofocoism had carried the State
But they don't know that Old Line Locotoco
ism in Vermont, like It's twin sister in Massa
chusel;s, is "chcek by-jowl" with the mos
ultra Frcesoilsm! BALDWIN of Orange
EASTMAN Of Washington, and CHAMBERIlN c
Caledonia, for instance, were elected by tn
combined vote of Cass and Butler Locotocos an
Buffalo Platform Frecsollers. 1t seems ncred
Bile, to be sure, but nothing is more ind!sputa
be! The Wigs, on the other hand, hav
carried the State triumphantly against bot
these scheming and unprncipled factions, b
ndhernr to the simple TACK TAYLOR Viii
standard of OBEDIENCE to oil Laws and on
constitutional and legal opposition to those tn
may be Objectionable.
The South does not know, perhaps, that I'll
Fugitive Slave Law, would be enforced an
cbeyed as readiIy in Vermont as IN any Sta
in the Union. Our Southern brethren comm
the capital error of supposing that it is lmpo
sible for those who do not like either the spin
or the letter of law, to obey it and their ow
lawless outrages on the Massachusetts Coz
missioners in Charleston and New Orleans,
few years ago, doubtless help to taston them
this error They ought to remember, howevt
that neither Aboltlonlsm," nor "Libertysn
nor Gree sollisn' nor the lowest dcvelopme
Of the three, Free Democracy" (which prescr
ed the unnatural alliance Of demagoguism WI
honestly ever trumphed in the GREEN Mor
TAIN STATE,--thc State of ALLEN, and STAR
and NARSER They ought to remember tt
the WHIG;; of Vernon, always loyal to t
Constitution and the Laws, and always rea
10 observe and respect the Legitimate 'co
promises of the Constitution" have nvarlah
kept the State true to National Principles a
70 the nominees of Wing National Convention
Bat 'thc South" forget these things, and {
hlust themselves in rant and believing, a
VIC don't sec how VIC sober, law loving a
law-abiding Yankees can help it!
"Thcrr's good time coming, boys,
Wait a little longer -
II it were not for NED STA NLEY of No
Carolina and few other Southern Wings
tins stamp, we arc afraid we should have
patience with the South, "any way you can
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