The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-20

Our state Election Is at hanu, and but
little time Is left for preparation. The Wings
have every where, VIC hope, completed their
organization. let them spare no honorable
cxrrtion TO roll up handsome maiorii, for
Gov. WILLIAMS, and 10 maintain their rs,
tendency in both branches Of the Legislature
Less than two weeks rcmain-let not this
time he loet.
In apathy and Indifference alone is there
any danger. We occupy fair. and honora-
ble position before the freemen of the State.
We have inscribed on our standard the same
time honorcd principles 10 which n large
majority Of the people Of this State arc I'M
qucstionably still devoted. Whatever other
State has faliered in its adherence to these
rinciplcs-wherevcr clse inconsistency and
vacialion may have been manifcstcd-Vc
mont has always maintained her integrity.
She has always pcrscvercd in firm and
sira eht-forward course. We have no fear
for an adverse result now, il we have only u
Full VOTE.
We call upon all Town Committees in
this County, or wherever else these words
may reach, to spare no pains to get the real
facts as TO the principles and qualifications of
our candidates before the people. We have
nominated men Of whom we are not ashamed.
Not a breath of calumny has tainted The
character of any one of them The, occupy
high positions in the esteem OF the poop C,
aud such that our adyersaries dare NOT as,al
them. Our principles are boldly, frankly.
and unequivocallv avowcd. No man can
mistake them. No man who was ever a
Wing can object 10 them, without convicting
himself of gross inconsistency. No man has
now any alternative but to vote the Wing
ticket, with an approval of the old and true
Wing principles, or for an avowed Locofoco,
with the same old Locofoco principles, which
have held sway in New Hampshire and
South Carolina. There is no middle ground
There i, no longer any Free Soil party in
this State. Every man who votes gives his
influence directly and uncquivocally to one
or the other of the Two great parties OF the
nation. The two candidates for Governor.
nominated by the Opposition, occupy almost
precisely the same ground. The platforms
on which they stand, (since the Montpelier
reconstrucIon) are in every important re-
spect the same. The only question, now
really in issue are, shall Vermont ren,air
WING, or shall she turn 1ocoFoco Shall
the Administration of the Federal Govcro.
meni continue in Wr,C hands. or shall il no
again entrusted 10 the Locorocos g? These
TWO misunderstanding with them all the
, grca; distinctive principles that separate the
Two parties widely Al, the polcs--arc the only
decisive questions, which each Vermonter is
10 answer for himself as he gives in his vote
on the 81 day of September. Do not be de-
luded into the belief that there i, now any
other issue. There is not-therc cannot be-
We call upon Town Committees again
and on this Ioint VIC enreat them to be
faithful 10 their trust--io sre that EVERY
Wing VOTER, within their Jurisdiction, Is
sEAsoNABLY AT THE POLLS, and that he
has a COMPLETE AND CORECT TICKET fer
all the officers TO be elected. Let this be
done. faithfully and promptly, in every
town, and We lave no fear to guarantee
5000 majority for Gov. WILLIAMS, and IL
decided WIG AscENDENCY IN THE LEG
STATURE.