Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-08

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"anl try and get up some enthusiamusy. You
ought TO be ashamed to throw your hurrahs
away on 'tother side"
"Now, Uncle Joshua, I'll tell you what it's"
said Sargent Joel, strengthening himself up Jest
as he used TO at the head of the company IN
NuliIication times, says he, "'l tell you what
It's, Uncle Joshua, I'm willing to vote for Gin
eral Pierce to help you keep the post-oilice, and
mean to but you needn't ask the to hurrah
for him, for | can't stand no such tom-toolery
as that. I've tried it, and it won't 60 no how.
1t makes Inc feel so much like digging small
potatoes and few i'll a hill. But when get
right hungry for a hurrah, give 1t to Gineral
Scott, and find there's refreshment and nour-
ishment in that, something like real meat; 1t
makes me feel as u used TO when we gin the
oudcSt hurrahs for Gneral Jackson.'
Uncle Joshua turned away, looking rather
down in the mouth, and saying. "he didn't know
what the world was coming to-"
AS near as can find out, there's a great
many democrats in this State, and other places
too, that's in the same fix as Cousin Sargent
Joel Downing they've tried to hurrah for GIN
eral Pierce. and can't. Over to the raisin of
Squire Joness barn tother day, artrr they all
got through, squire Jones, who is great Dem
ocrat, called out, snow let us give three cheers
for Ginccal Pierce" As quick as look they
all swung their hats, and about thrce-Qnarters
Of EN- sung out as loud as they could holer,
"hurrah for Glneral Cass" At that squire
Jones flew INTO rage. and told cln they was
traitors to the party, and no true Dem crat
would hurrah for anybody but Gipcral Pierce.
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looked up over his spectacle, 50 pale anI mel
anchulv 1t made me feel bad. SAYS he, 81
don't like the look Of it a bit the State IS Oh
the back irac again towards " hggery. lest as
twas when harrison came in.'
"Oh, guess not. Says ,or wanted to cheer
him up as much Is | could. "The liquor law
hrs PLAYED t.e nlscliri with tbs election al
round. and got things badly mixed up ut il
we slit en- out carefully we shall find the Dem
ocrats ua s;ron. as ever" Uncle Joshua >hooa
ms hrad;. sad l. "!at US see the h[a,cS.-
/ iirre 'Ae Ic-Hf!S nom .i.Tee Auhd ed towns
all the tate cNcept some OF the ours iirts. MIR
Hubbard ana Mr. ChandIer' ihe two De'H' cFat
lc c1htldate' ior governor, has together more
ihm hliy-rIght Thousand vo'es, ana Mr. CroS
n.y. the Nhig c'hdidAte hns djl!e more thal
twen y-scv@n thousand. Inc Democratic vote
Is more IMAM douo'e the W hig vote. Ih'S don
lloN aS though the State was gong back t
W higTery.
nat don't amount to ro,Nn ut ALL sa!,
hc-e joshua "a g9'd nu'y Thousand OF ten
Pe'ance W hi@, voted Tor Hubbard, AMI gooI
many rum " "i-a voted iur Chandler; an.
when the legislature comes to meet Crosby vii
, stand Jest rs good chance 10 be chose govern