Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19

NIX WI. cdtulners' the ing candidate, iorcl-
bly, complained that Col Banion's hobbies we're
all borrowed-all based on Wing ideas of Gov
ernment. and at war with the professed princi-
pies Of his own party. And this was true "
L. Tribune
SuArr PRAcricE.- Henry is the most decid-
cdly Wing County In Iowa go the Pierce Dem.
ocracy and Buffalo Platform Free Soilers coal
escod and run mixed ticket against the Whios
When the votes were counted out, it proved that
he Free Soiters had roted straight and elected all
The Pierce candidates, but tie Daaocrac,f had
Igouged and tt all the Free .Solers b. defeaied
The National Era has published complete
history Of Cong essonal career of Gen Franklin
Pierce, showing conclnsively. from the records
OF both Houses. that, from his first entrance IN
10 the House IN 1887, 10 the close Of his term
IN the Senate, he was foremost among the tribe
of Northern services.
MoRE HARNoNY The Locofocos of Arkan.
sas are running two Electoral tickets. Asa
plurality elects, the Scott ticket may be chosen.
Gen Jackson always had poor opinion ofGen.
Scott.--Locojoco paper.
Gen. Cass when Secretary of war. wrote 10
Scott at the time Jackson appointed him 10
proceed TO South Carolina 10 settle the nuli6ca-
ton difficulties. that Gen. Jackson bad foil con
I tldence IN his judgment and discretion
NT,r,n H., Rpror ',l ~ VIM Nll'cn
( NJ vi ba ~. '''.'- III
shows MAINLY enon,,b ,is. ji, ,,..i,i 49,
/ uou 20 freedom, in ISIS was OH sham and
/ cheat-that be boited from bis party then ont Of
ed l,,,,, - 'i'' wv ~ 0e-
again before the nominating Convention OF The
present year b. jumps once more into the traces
/ of the loco.oco marty and ross ,..tb a,y,r a.
all ms denominations! He cara. no.l,,,'r far him
ciplc-not he.-D orer Iayuytr
Iobp A INV olo,l,r-. ,.,..s..-.
1 t., -.t--o,,,,, . CO., ~ W" '''N'
/ g., $50 s.,. b., '''-. '''''i7 'e ''llsl
,.tt So. Il. -. w. n., V"'E
with bis !. .l,,,lt ,,,i,,..,, .,.,.. uul
bi,best c,.3 tr,s,s " '0' 'ne
This Is honest. and what is best. trie.-Nhle
miserable "subs1 denonnce Scott ms ir,,or,n, ara
unfit. leading men of the same party. ,,bo Eno,r
SCOTS history. bear testimony IN bis oniran,
civil qualifications. In what a nosition arc ,Iose
miserable vlifers placing themselves -unsns.
tanned by their own leaders and desnised bv
every honest and patriotic citizen In the land
hdpenaeni mig.
o. The gallant Gen. Shields thus sDeaks Of
Gen. Scott
Gen Winfield scot, is the candidate Of The
Wing party. For hm entertain the highest
personal regard aud esteem. / admire him as
much as dc any man living form great militia
~ i4lenls' aiiJ consider hl.H Sn'ited TO the
ef ltude oil ms country Tor has GLORIOUS military
services
Cen shields Is a native OF Ireland. United
''aies senator a democrat ana WAS brave
7o'ulei III lne heN'o1n war
One Of the largest aud most enthusiastic Wing
demonstrations ever witnessed in New York came
Oh 20 Fompkins Square on Monday evening July
fIHN | efIUtafaN that ff.rfg fnnrlnud
b.ed 10 celebrate the anniversary of " Luudy's
Lane Hon. Daniel Ullman presided assisted by
one hundred Vice Presidents and sixty Secreta-
rics SIX stands We're erected az different places.
and ms many speakers were addressing the mn
titude at the same time. brilliant display of
fireworks closed the evenings operations
G-FSMr Seward has made a brilliant speech
IN reference 10 commercial interests about JaDsn
and the eastern seas generally. lie speaks Of
laying the foundations of national greatness,
which is proper feeling of our younger state
men and adapted to the relations newly arisen.
/ With Scott m the command the commercial
conquesls Of the country will be unhindered.
! one If 0eoifs Old SoLIiers-A ren,leo,en
,yho belonoed IN Generni-fhen Contain- SCOTS
conpany in IsOs. was in our office on Yesterday
/ H. Is a rood Democrat. bu, saws he will voie
for Gen. Scott ms surely as he lives to see the
election day" PeteTsburgh haieligenetr.
CHEERS for .NeGtrrei Atm Locofoco Ratid-
cation meeting in New York. one indenendent
Irsbnan bol the holiness IN sneak his mind a.
/ hon, tho boasted Democrr,v of New Uamnsliro
and franklin Pierce lie said.
lie was in favor Of a reform, IN tho New
Hamnshire Constitution. as to the disabilities in
C,tbolics ,oRLing tho,n inelir,bl. IN bold ,fi;ce
THE Democratic marty 10 which he said he he
longedA could have nrorured the reneal nj This
odions clause in the CONSTITUTION of Franklin
pierce's State had the Democratic leader of he
/ Granite state felt disnosed IN do so. He would
wi,bbold his vote from any New H,,nnsbire can
didate untl her State Cons itption had bcen re-
vissd and called mon an sdon,ed citizens 10 i'm
li,o,o he ex,nnla tie was listened attont veIy
~ he anon, 400 neonle and sfer 10 had con
clni,.d The Iigbts we're NM ont and cheers ,,i,en
CIR NcCnire
Iobn Mo,tar a lcsd;nq, and infn@ntiaI Democrat
=, .,,Lons to,ynsbin Dan,bin r. ana one of
O., cn,,s old =. cl'on,a;,ns IN arms " has co,ne
ON, ,r ~ old co,,r,a,dor ana hon eloc,ed pro
-, c ~, ,ans So f'lnh ~ No,ar
c.IlaIoi IA 2linne,,a ~, ,sI,,ar,, ~
- and bo w nd =, fiIo, bl,' -
L.Ii,, 60, .a;aJ ~,
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w NAT ARB Fht w hl's FIGHTING FOR we