Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-05


chance of cayll. Whatever may be her f,
"pyirqie CRIES she stands square on the Wing
Platform, as her gubcrnatoriul vote shows
1t is an observable fact that every effort of
the opposition, especially since that opposition
assumed its Janus face and, with unexumpled
duplicity, attempted to look both rays "to de-
feat the Wings" has placed them further from
political ascendency in Vermont! The gall
liant old Green Mountain State has as little sto-
ton with Free Soil as it has for the same abom-
ination in its unadultcratcd form. The Wings
Of Vermont whip the incongruous allies as ca
silly us they rent them in their separate organi-
zations. We hope the ingenious gentlemen
who got up the famous "truck-and-dickcr,"
year or two ago, have now become convinced
Of this They Matched their political chicken
in lSl9.-it pecpcd i'll 1919, tried to peep in
1850, and indications now are that it can't peep
in 1851 Yankee gumption is too much for
these wooden-nutmcg gentry. They must car
ry their wares further south Vermont wings
don't buy brass clocks with bass-wood rheclv,
nor do they purchase dragS with boiled carrots
for teeth They arc too sensible and practi-
cal for all this as the result of their State Elcc-
ton will prove! They adhere to wing princi-
pies and whig organization. We ask our bro
Their wings, in other States to unite with us in
our rejoicing over the defeat of all the Procan
shapes and shades Of Locofocoism
We believe THE ENTIRE WING TICK
EFT in this County is elected by Il plurality
ranging from two to five hundred! Strenu-
Gus efforts were made by split tickets and 9TH
crwise, to defeat our candidates for States At
torncy, +, J. PHELPS, Esq, for Sheriff, |.
SHERWOOD Esq, and for Senator, ALBERT
G. WIIlTTEMORE, Esq. But no efforts are
now remembered that were rewarded with
poorer success Chittcnden County has often
proved itself the worst possible territory for the
Vaccinations Of dcmagogues We have no
sort of doubt that Mr. PHELPS is triumphant
ly elected. Mr.. SHERWOOD las will be
seem received the largest vote given on the
whg ticket, and Mr.. WHITTEMORE, we
undoubtingly believe, falls ne noticeable num-
Der below his associate,
And what shall we say, of Free Democracy ?
| They are scattered to tie four winds of llcav
en- as they most richly deserve to be! Mn
REDFIELp, their candidate for Governor, falls
considerably below their last years candidate,
Mr.. PECK, and 40 far as returns have come to
hand, the entire " tribe" have received a sig
nllicant hint TO =" remove beyond the Missis.
| sppi." The indeiatigable and ard-working
Mr.. Mason, their candidate for Sheliff, not.
withslanding lis industrious canvass of the
County. and his laudabe efforts to defeat Mr.
SHERWOOD, stands THE VERY LOWEST on his
ticket. while Mr.. SHERwo GOD has received the
largest vote given to Wing Candidate in
Burlington
Mr.. JOHN LYMAN, who was the object
of the special objurgaton of our eloquent friend
of the Courier, who represented that gentle
man as, lin the rather coarse vcrnacular of the
Vest, mot fit to carry CUTS to a bear" reccv
f ed one vote more i'll Burlington than his Co
nominee, Mr.. Beach, and other indication
show that Free Soil orators are about rs eticc
tive in Chittcnden County as Free Soil princi
pies' As goes httcndcn County, so goes the
State, we firmly believe! That our excelcn
Governor, CHARLES X. WILLIAMS, is tri
umphantly reelected, and that the Legislature
, in both branches, is triumphantly Wing, w,
have no manner of doubt and SO we end GU
, chapter this evening.