Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-01

our votes, and then kick us for our stupidity
We now frankly confess we have been duped
for years, and sincerely hope our brethren will
not remain in the dark as long as we have. We
shalt, each Of us, use every effort to give them
light, that they may see, sooner than we have,
the error they have fallen nto.'
From the Cleveland Heraldl
BoLTERs FROM THE "UNKNowN" NOMINEE.
In Hancock county, Ia, William Franklin, who
has "always, heretofore, supported the Demo-
cratic ticket" bolts, because he "cannot vote
| against such long-tried and faithful men as
| Winfield Scott and Nicholas McCary."
| Joseph III. Swope, who finds respectable
number Of good Democrats who entertain the
same views" goes for Scott.
! Andrew Shepcrd follows suit, because he
finds in Winfield Scott, a Man, Hero and u
Statesman.
David Carson writes to the Cambridge Re-
veille,-"l have heretofore acted with the dem
ocratc party, but when see that party put
down such men as Gen. Cass, Buchanan, Doug
lass, &c. and take up such as Franklin Pierce,
who, in my opinion, is far inferior IN every re-
spect and one who has shown himself to be
opposed to Western interests by his vote in
Congress, cannot lend my support to such a
man. And ! may here say that quite a num-
Der of my democratic friends will vote with
me for General Scott for President"
From the Ohio, Columbus, State Journal
PusH ON THE COLUMN "A friend from one
of the Reserve counties, in private letter.
says: "Many of our old Locofoco friends re-
pudiate Pierce and King, and not few OF them
will vote for Scott"
Another letter from the Southeast part ofthe
State says: "Our W hgs here are in fine splr
its. There is no division among us. Every
day we hear Of Democrats coming out for Gen
Scott. -, Esq, is for Scott, and
taking good many with him.
STILL MoRE.--Genera Caving In.-Snce
writing the above we have conversed with a
respectable, intelligent man, heretofore voting
the Democratic ticket, who will vote for Scott,
and says he knows Of at least two hundred men
in his county-a county not within fifty miles
of either OF those mentioned above who have
generally voted the Locoioco ticket, but who
will vote for Scott next fall.
STILL A NcrHER.-A letter received on last
Tuesday, from still another part of the Safe.
says, in postscript scott and Graham stock
ooas well here and is rising. We hope to
make good report this fall. Our friends are
at work, and not few Democrats have consen-
ted to 80 with u.s."
The Cry is, STILL They CoME.-Anoth-
err letter, from the county mentioned the other
err dav. in which list had been made of NINE.
SEVEN Democrats who are going for
Scott, says that the writer has sill another list
the number not stated, but it must be large
one, because he says, "AMONG THEM ARE
OVER SIXTY GERM ms"
ALL roR Scorr.-At meeting Of the Co.
umbus Chippewa Club, on Friday evening last,
an excellent speech was made by Mr.. Jones,
of Circevie. After the conclusion of Mr..
Jones's speech there was loud cry for Mr.
Shields" "Shields" Thereupon one of our
citizens of that name came forward, and made
an animating speech. He voted for Cass in
1918, but could not go sue h a miserable stick
for candidate as Franklin Pierce. He had
seen and heard Of nothing the history ofthat
man that could for moment commend HIM to
regard for the welfare ofthe West. His course
had shown that he was; violently opposed to the
protection of American industry, and to the
Improvement of our Rivers and llarbors He
went for the gallant and glorious Scott, and the
measures of policy which he advocated. Mr.
Shlelds was repeatedly heered while speaking
re VIII 10 much curing the campaign
Postscript to busi ness letter dated Mid
dletown. Bu,ler Co.. Ohio saws.
DrOSDeCtS
en- daily You need not be alarmed about Hale
ism or Free Soilism in this State. But few
Whlrs will be cauplt IN that third marty tran
this time, Ohio will CIV e Scott Is 900 maiori-
ty-catain. have NIX ed with the hard listed
yeomunry Of the country and know what thew
will 90. Mark my pred, ton :"
tE,o,, iii. rrer,,,, Er..r,,,l
On Monday last we hal tho n1e,snrs of,,L
ina hv tho hord numb If nsrCons ,vh, ' bas
bererofore acted with the ,;o-caIIed nnmnn,a,;o
nar,v br, whn docl,red ,ho,r ;,,an,;o, ~, ,e,,
for tbe;r co,n,ry,, dnrorIo,. wInfaiJ 49,,
Rn, hi, j. M, all rbese ,,on,In'non ;nfN,r,oJ
ms that MANY nf thor Den,ocr,t,c no,rbhors
would do ,ho s,oo ,h,nn IT,, $3.50 10
driven into tho sn,,vor, ~ co ohsc,ro ~ ~
Known man nc p;orco
Can, s,rro, Thon,,sor Sc Ero,. Ol;.
who was in The bat,les If Cbi,n.wa arI Tm INV
r,,s 40 ,ba g "I a.'u iL"n
his hnd y b,s rec,n,ed HE Don,oo..,ia , "nout