Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-04-22

Mr.. HoLBRooK's name as a candidate. The
Bradford Gazette suggests the name Of the Hon
ERAsrUs FAIRBANKs, of st. Johnsbury, work.
ing Whig always good and true. While our
hand is in we will venture to say that still anoth-
or gentleman, worthy Of very high consideration
is thought Of in connection with this office we
mean PREspENr WHEELER, of Burlington
Doubtless the lis, may be extended but il It is
not, our readers can see that the Wings will not
have to search long for men of sound principles,
exalted character and acknowledged talents.
The Green Mountain Freeman used TO be
red hot abolition paper--the organ, indeed ofthe
old Liberty party = but that was previous TO
the instalmont of Judge Thompson in the edito-
rial chair He came in, at first, as an associate
editor, mainly Of the literary department, and
profcssed to retain his democracy" Shortly
after, the sole responsibility Of the concern fell
upon his shoulders-but VIC doubt somewhat
whether the Judge has yet discovered whether
he is any thing more than the literary editor
The times are critical with the free soiors--yet
the Judge is rather .foggy. For example,
Disthier CoNvrsrtoN. dsuic, Convention, under
t' o. il1 DemncHtf hfihi last week.
White River Junction, Tor the pupose Of choosing dele
cato 10 the Baltimore Convention and resulted, nader
stand o election Of the Hon stephen houn. Of Fsi
zee. Neamnot arpsed Of the chaf"tef Of the proceed
ngsi hui 20 judge Thomas has, since The union Of
pfcsuucd IL he accepts the appointment, take the
stand a. kauiou know not. present. why his cleo
should not be regarded hbea advance the part Of
the old Liners towards The Free democracy.
We also notice coll for ol iluo Convention Tor
similar purpose iu ihe first district, c 0 poctna
which VIC had proposed romaks but have been
90 lhe necessity BY ho receipt Of oation om an
ing TO ihe attention of all domocfas who psr
the Onion OF lsi9 Green Mouaiain FrsemoH lp5,i Is.
The communication alluded 70 by the
Freeman, is after the spirit Of Ned BARBER
Doubtless it comes 'from an excellent source
and is worthy of The attention ofall democrats"
as the Freeman says but tchai sort Of atten-
ton" the oracle does not say. After having APP
proved Of the appointment of Judge Thomas to
Baltimore, it is fair to presume that the Freeman
will also approve of any like appointment by the
Rutland Hunker Convention.
Ned Barber takes the iciM om Of ThomBsons
sh,ei and goes IN for The Free Soil mot The Bati
morc) Convention. Ned copies letter from the
chairman Of the National Free So) Committee
announcing that Free Soil National Conyen-
ton will be called shortly and says:
The editor Of The T,ss Democrat moko. the following re-
say with tie eaeepiion iha, we shou he aIod y, m
hopes 10 lat bl, se confess ne o, ,," ,yo on
po,,,eo opportunity TO prove i'sc Hsh, To-
We hope readers will duly consider Mr. Lowis
rei e some have fsss,ra s Fos Sys o o, mo-
s wi 90 wan un the other et's shall have uc
aidaie' Boi We ,hisk will be enough 10 wal, 10,
tons latent to do something Worth decent mae. Sa
PRESTON Il an ;ocn Sceys s,% 70 ANN" a. ue -
ihef Of those iis shoul- ilself oneace ho
Won =, me rec So'i pair we az know what place b
"""so Pa'emehis are constructed OF good meutons'"
Ned iniimGtes that some falls ,roDr fyEc ~,
PdiTiofS ddrice':
So,
N tNhsfhnding tho advice Of tho Patriot, tho call for
49, w ,'oh'''" Nhloh has hoen published, IL looked
upoI as haing been dawn with the express design 10
.iuuo we Anli>lavefE democrats, make them pledge
may 20 me oAno'aaies We have had letters dsin-
gushed democrats IN Bennington and Rutland Counties,
aud have, also, bad personal ovrrn of the
most prominent mon Of tho panty, in Ibis aud Rutland
The call a. Is drawn, aud have any thing
WIN .he Convention lfe call had been issued by
IN both sides 10 All the democrats Of The District to
meet To organize the District and 10 consider the espedeu
oy OF sending de oga'e to the National Convention they
ut they now CONSIDER themselves excluded by the
the esli.-b'a"e Post 7Pf1f 10,
III. Nan I,,o,.o,, ga. -. 80, . L.,.t.
'' N'''J "'''e''"" "ee'"s 'Vt " J"t''tV"'
Tie last Patriot contains tho odfcioJ account ~
80 49, ~ -
the "'Dcmocratic' Convention which commissions
a.,
ca Judge lhomas to 60 TO Baltimore, and for
,,,,b, ,ba, .,,,,,..,. III; a.. II
""s''' "'"' "PPeais iHcIcIhi inc Nhoic hilalr was
calm as a summers' Inorninp Tho Uo,gsloct
=, 40 " ''V''
.fgt els very Inherent story. After stating that
a. ,.-...-..
uho convention consisted OF &c delegates, IL OF
,,h.,,, No., e.. o., f,.,..... - H.,
""'''' "S'N h"i" Dioi'ES N""h'l' "Nu leNoIuliH
the election of Judre Thomas by 81 votes tho
ers s.,s
1a,.e.,,,,
NIL" =, ~ w u'il9' pi course wssa matter ni sur
i, ~ ' s, "ao hau assembled thcfo TO eject e
The dt aSicaan ,a N1a.sni'oo, ana u was
80 tNiSa'ei received thul Tue fhilishnes had come
~ WIN aets5Innali"n TO rule the Convention. Tho
-, MI -, s n. innl,r a. w. Non'sutloh @" mo ei
W. ~" sH suhoi'hty ~eanfd from his rec soil predue
a. o. sAPe't any MN 81 'he hands ct the Do
an ,.i ~ n,h Pan "'n nee" uli hnluIed ip'
x,hi,k - ~. -. -, - ., ~ y sst'' w t''i'o,
hi. election 1b' ii5 " ~ ,"neir cue, SECURED
he D,site' ,h. % 9Pn,on ~ me pemoefaeI throughout
10 'sspPaia sin the appoa,men of Nj s,oasbion b.
ase County be oSo se me OF s
be sSs 10 n"' wsss ss 40 would
ssns, that Produced hs result, ie notwithstanding all
enough The within tea Minutes sGsr the Vote "S.
oJ az 70 '.ti or liee so i,'ends into New Hampshire
tnisi fhs r.s,,i, vii -, - ~ So 'a' STATE. hut We
laara them l,f IN, f.,s =, na ~ - ~ ,.N' e.e
n.u uha peneted 10 lew ends that this gh be the