Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03

man who regards locofoco doctrines and rneas-
ures with unmtigated hostility Tins dcgra-
ding surrender OF principle by the locoocos
was compensated" by an agreement, by the
Free Sellers, to support Mr.. W,TrtBs, one of
the locofoco nominees for Senator aud man
who goes, out and out, for Pierce and King -
For Sheriff, the contracting parties agreed oil
Mr. Bowman, against the popular Wing nomI-
nee, Isaac SHERWOOD. wao is as certain to be
elected as the day Of EVICTION is to come
Now the object of all this is, lst. to defeat our
Judge Of Probate, Mr.. DAvrr, who is undeni-
ably far better qualified for this important post,
and with whom nincty-nne hundrcdths Of our
citizens, If left to their unbiased wishes, would
rather entrust the business of the office, than
Mr.. FRENCm I'D TO defeat one of the Wing
nominees for Senator, all of whom are uuden-
ably superior to Mr.. Writer'S in every partic-
uiar TINT respects the qualifications of cand-
dates ;-apd Sd, to dcfcnt Mr.. SHrRwoop, our
excellent and experienced Sheriff We be-
lieve the vancouver will not "pay expenses"
| But now comes the codicI to the "last viii
and testament of these jurrlcrs The res
pective CoUSrY CoNvE>TIo>s Of the Free Soil
and Locotoco parties refused to unite on a can
didatc for states Attorney, after full discussion
The Locoiocos nominated L. B. E>GLrsBY
Esq, and the Free Socrs NAHUM PECK, Esq
each respectable representative of the PRINCE
PILES of his party. This proceeding appeared
to the small-po,atoe wirc-pullers as likely tc
result, in the election of 4. B. MAYNARp, Esq.
the Wing nominee. Something, therefore
must be done Caucus after caucus (half a
dozen wire-pnllers attendng) was held to de-
wise some means Of getting rid Of the nominees
Of the PEOPLE, i'll Convention, and substituting
somebody whom fnciionists could support il
order to defeat Mr.. MAYNARp. ION Saturday
last, the dirty mannuverers were assembled II
Burling on, as we are informed, in some dlmly
lighted office, ether frec-soil or ocofoco, an,
1t was decreed that Mr.. ENGLE>BY and Mr.
PECK, the regular nominees Of their respective
parties IN Convention, should resign, and tina
Mr. u Npr Rwoop should be the " h,io1 candl
he does snake. lie never voted for ono c
the species, and onr opinion * that he Will N,
vote for SOLITARY free soll nominee on ia
democratic ticket He Is IN cold hne locofc
CO, If he anything, and would vastly prefer
sec a Wing elect to Office than Free Sole
But MIR. LNGLtsBv and Mr. PEcB mcckly re
tired, and Mr.. UNprtwooD IL understood to
the union nominee
Now, Voters Of Chiltenden County, lu
LOOK AT THESE THINGS! If you thin
they are dishonest and unfair, palry and VI
rincipled, TUT THEM DOWN! Is WIN. |
FRENCH better quail fled to be Judge of Proba
than CHALON F. DAVEY ?-is Mr.. WI
TIERS better qualified to be nne Of our Senate
+ than any man on the Wing ticket ?-is NJ
> UNDERWOOD better qualified to be States A
g torney than A. B. MAYNARD. The frs
" named Of each of these candidates is brou,
forward by corrupt coalition, for the sole pu
,' pose of defeating the Wings, '--no,bing els
Will You, Voters of Chitlenden, permit the di
honest maneuve7 TO succeed WE BELIEV
NOT! No more disgraceful and unprinciplt
y coalition was ever entered into for the pu
= pose OF dlsPuting the popular will. And VIII,
we reflect upon the Numerically hostile PRr
J. cEPLEs Of the locoioco and iree-sol parties
e this poor scramble for Office, we can only sa,
"Can such things be,
= And overcome us like summers cloud,
Without our special wonder
II knavery like this can be successful, WI
is the use of principles Or organization
WINGS, LOOK TO IT!