Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05

ing Pierce organ in the Keystone State. I. -
not contemplate?
o. The New York Democrat ppblisb,.
Pierce campaign song, of which the fono,s;.
is a specimen:
"Ihai oil coon ,hat looks 90 ht
How often have we slain
Al when we IN M him dead and gone
Tbeu be poo' up sg in.'
W,ll he does.
O. The Wings Of Virginia are gonp into
the canvass with vigor Ratification moe,irn.
and stump speaking are the order Of the l,y y
the old dominion
Uho is The Democratic Candidate Tho n.
troit Free Press Niles Requirement. sc,,..'-
Courier, hoist the name of Franklin l.. p,crcc AVA
are estonished TO find that the wings are gnoro,'
of him.
The Madison Courier. Bloomington Gaz,,,.
ana the Franklin Democrat, huzza for Franklin
H. Pierce.
The Madison Democrat Winnebag, T,,,o,
and Sank County Democrat, 90 it tor Fmp11
/ ". Pierce.
At Huntington. Ia, George Pierce was III.
/ great man.
At Wooster. o., the Democrats ratified ,.
nouination Of james H. Pierce.
/ The Nncennes Sentinel says better noni,,
tion could not have been made than that of t,sn
John Pierce
/ The Gar of Minnesota Review has almos, bee,
brought up with, and knows Frank Piersev Ike
a book
/ Here arc no less than eight Democratic ooe.
dldat's for the pleasure ola ride up the sab wat.
/ ers IN November. If there are any more. trt
them ont "-SentiRei.
] D
/ Reindeer, during her recent trip from New O,
leans, vote was taken BY her passengers 10 AIS.
certain the popularity OF the Presidential can't.
dates Z he vote was taken M the .uarost.ol NJ
La Democrat, who thought his iavorte would mse
o majority
The following result shows that he was very
much mistaken:
Winfield Scott. -
Franklin Pierce. 33
Majesty for Scott ~
The vote included deck and cabin passenger.
Louisville Con.
nm shouldnihe? The Post SAYS than WHOM
Mr. Webster arrived at Concord on boz. uavto
Franklin, be was cheered by people NJ fbc al.
uon. and Frank Pierce being among rrt
JOINED 40 the enthusiasm. WHY shauIFmts
cheer, Ills only hope of success-and hifa
limits the conserving of Mr. Webster DO rr
as am independent oandldaie. l.0caacosn
should cheer r., Webster Justify. Of ner M.
piausc has anv charm 90 hs ear. There
body So anxious for bis nomination as tlas.-E
J. ItsCrqyh
Young Usn amt Grfd Deeds lieafrt
history that boz may instances those ac's slid.
hlr given ana iuuorll name. isa h.H
before tucir authors arrived 20 iha uga af Hr.
yesr General Pierce WIS NOT pufcHrr
when boz performed the 'iu.uou-' acio hs
lie of giving 10 Stranger boy cent 50 l.ts
slick oi candy. Gen scott wa. oun ., uaa
Ae fought ;ho battles ot Luudy' Lane aad Caa.
pewa.-.N H. sentinel.
Grosen. A call signed bg .eung.s8
names. for Wing meeting POO Floyd couat. Dc
send delegates tn the Scott convention. on H.
l7th of August. haas been published Iha
feeling of Wing and hemocmt appears % has-
rousiug more and more every day. and e,For.
+ em a. be- not wanung 10 harnnuize the aclu
'of ihe Wing party lu order 20 defeat Pierce enl
King. The nongrel Union ticket Is oay sr
ported by three papers 10 the whole state, srl
they nre wcekIles, located az md uoll Governor
robb's home. Not one Of the old Whg pipas
has shown amy favor 20 the ticket
The Wings Of Kennebec county Ne. ote
number OF ire thousand. held a grand a
meeting al G. rdner ON Thursday hst lae
meaung was dressed by Hon George Eua,
and Hon Wm PIT Fessonden. A iiue feeling
penaied the meeting.
0Prho Wings Of St Johnsbuy have o,.
canned Chippewa Club David Blyion
President
Prentice, Of the Louisville journal says" neir-
ly the whole populaton oi the country seem 1r
to hc upon the Wing platform The WhEs re-
si7ediag on It, and good many Democrats re
iing omit
No. Enough 70 INIT Hin. An old Iocofco
Au rhed for Jlcksou until be WIS aolna
be me struck ,nncumonous over the election
of harrison huf whcn Taylor WAS elect .s
wrath know no bounds, and he took so'
onrh never 20 vote fora soldier for any Office
few days since, the Old man was orerhnariin
bar room by one of his Wing ncghbor gun.
IT, orPierce well, old mau thought you o' 4
told nae a hundred times that you woaIi ney4i
vote for a soldier?n So DID, sad the Oh
fellow, looking very sheepsh. " bat the 'lc is
Perce ami s1thcr enough 10 hurt hiH. iif-
ris1wg Ntiie Journal
The Linton Times has good word io Gen.
Pierce II declares It's preference for BIN eut
Mr. Cass Nr Douglas Mr. Buchanan. Neslnl
not wonder 10 find that Englishmen prefer De
most anybody TO Gen. Scott, of whom they 'an'
not be supposed to have any very fragrant reco'
lecuons.
Changes in The CaJinoi-The Wasnng'oo
correspondent of the New York CommereA-
says:
"The President according to all the runo'
aioai here, Is about TO lose two or three OF DIS
Cabinet Mr.. Hall, the Postmaster Genera.
about 20 be appointed Judge of the United ~ 's
Cont for the Northern District Of New ioH
3 Judge Conkn accepts the appointment OF
lister 10 Mexico Mr. Granger to succeed ~.
Hail. Mr. Conrad, Secretary Of War, Is to z.
nominated rs Justice Of the Supreme Court
the place of Justice Mckinley, deceased nra
nally. if Mr. Webster will not acceptihe mis-
T. to London it Is to be offered to Mr.. tr'tande'
Shortening he Time across The 4tani'a-l
Post Office Committee of the House OF kepe
4 sentatses have reported unanimously IN favor o.
a a line of steam communication between 'efs.!
10 City and Galway. The projectors only ash 'o'
the mail contract at the price of the lowest 0''
, der, without any other aid from the Cover
n ment This line will shorten the time to l''
,. pool one day.
N understand that George Washlngioh
viii leave here to-day IN the steamer N'IN
Light, accompanied by "a men, for the pa,i'
: of constructive "A wOodon railway from ~