Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-16

" ANOTHER WEBSTER MEErIyG N Nrw
loRK.-The New York Courier anil Eaquirer
contains the following call -
"Ihe Young Men Of the CITY of New York
who Will vote the first time at the nc st election
and who desire TO vote for Daniel Webster, and
All Other young men, favorable to the election
OF Mr.. Webster to the Presidency of the UNI
ted States, are requested to meet at Iafavetle
Hall, No. 595 Broadway, on Monday, the 10Th
day ct April, instant, at half past seven o'cocl,
IN the evening, to adopt such measures as thew
may deem necessary secure such election -
and also 10 address The Young 3len ofthe whole
country"
Mr.. WEBSTER ongbi to nplore these Wall
Street Boys to let him alone. II. has been
damaged enough by the Merchants and Bank
ers of Boston and New York, already, and
ought TO be permitted to have some rest. Eve.
ry movement" that is made in State Street,
Boston, and Wall Street, New York, to brirht
en- the prospects of Mr.. WEBSTER has been
like throwing water on dead fire. Why can
not the Webster presses lc. Mr.. Webster alone?
lie cannot be made larger by being elevated to
the Presidency, and he. stands a multitude Of
chances of being beIitted by the njudicious
perinacity of his ujudicious friends. All the
meetings we hear Of in his favor have oric,
mated il State Street, Boston, and in Wall
Street, New York. The rural Districts" have
had no concern in it, Why cannot our CITY
friends leave the nomination to the National
Convention, where it belongs!
, g. At the Democratic; CoIverton held
last Thursday at White River Junction, ucl.
stephen IhomaS. OF West Fairlec, was chosen
delegate to the National Democratic Conyon-
tloh To be holden at Bltlmorc in June neXt.-
We are Glad Judge Thomas IS chosen. and
hope he will vote for Gen LOWS Cas-. tnr cam.
.iprii I0M.
We hope the late Hon. Thonqs Blr'lo,t. Jr.
viii not inform them, aud that the National
Democratic Comniuoc' at Washinr,on will
not otherwise lind out that our friend "Han
stephen Thomas" was one Of the hch contrac-
ting parties OF the E'oe Soil coa,iiion Of the
ilmoo5 '}lst Of M'y,' aAI voted for Van
Buren, N Isis against Cas-. lie is .alI rioh,''
noW, and has scarcely "sncl" of Free Soil
''onhs garments" ike multtuic3 of other
deluded ard short |ghtc. I.ocol1cu., he ou'v
p" on Free Sol ITO bolt the Whlrs and
failing IN that he has again taken his pl,ce in
the pro-slavcry ranks. Tie Colonel is a pretty
cute Yankee" ifhc did shoot vide in tie 3I.t
Of May movement which married Free Soil
with Old Lime 10 cotocoism, and We hone the
National Democratc Commttcc' will lay up
nothing against hun. He only did wLa, our
'enerated friend (now no more Hon. Thomas
Bartlett, Jr dil--and shows sagacitv SINE
nor to the late Mr.. Bartletls, by renouacipg his
Free Soil error, on the eve of a Presidential
canvass
- but we hardly think Col. TnouAs VIII
DC caught voting for Gen. Cass in Convention
IS the Inquirer hopes The Colonel would
naturally like to save appearances, and will
herelore be likely to 90 for Buchanan, or Sam
Houston, or the "black Douglass" Uc think
i'm altogether above being caught in the Cass.
rap again. We shall sec, however.
RHODE ISLAND LEcrIoN.-1Hc Sta,c RigM
''de Up igain! The Proridcnce journal con
ans full returns Of the State election which
occurred in Rhode Island on WedEesdlv.-
Tins staunch little Wing State, winch most
fell into the hands Of the Demos |
rats last year, has rlghted herself at least in
art. The Democrats have elected their Gov