Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-12

IL ever am rrssillat Of te.c Unuod ststa.,
a.. eai losses candy ard swing uaon the glie.
4 regiment IF boys occupied q place in the
procession at Niagara, bearing a splendid med
aon, with the image and superscrpiion of a
cent and banner with this inscription:
We buy our owo candy and go for General Scott"
Keep it before the people TINT Con Franklin
Pierce is the true and genuine democratic cqndy-
date - for passage u, Salt rver AM keep il
before the people. TINT it was the Generals horse,
and not the sadhe, that tainted at the fire of the
enemy.
o. 1t should be remembered. that Soorr re-
ceived his first commission from JEFFERSON ;
was frequently promoted aud finally offered the
post Of Secretary of War by MAmsoN; enjoyed
the confidence of ADAMS; was commissioned to
alay the storm Of Nullifcation by Jackson. and
was deputed by Vas BuREN to quel the temp.
est on our Canada frontier. and to avert the
threatened War on our North Eastern border -
The most important services which Gen. ScoTr
has rendered his country have not been render
ed on the baitle-feld-.aib. Ere Journal.
Here's first rate accommodation for Scott
from Pierce & King paper;
copy of pixies Campaign Flag" publish
ed at Covington. XIV. contains SEVEN TEEN
articles almost all Of them lengthy, assertingilnd
attempting to prove that Gen. Scott is n North
ern man with Northern principles that he al
rays did and a'icGys teiH oppose the slavery
schemes Of the South"
.4noiher Soldiers Response. Chicago
Journal says. sour readers viii remember we
some days ago published a letter from Captain
] HuUuptn in ruoord 10 -.
foreigners. accompanied by the statement that
though a Democrat, he was going to vote for the
old hero.
The Captain received letter from one Of his
old comades, yesterday, also a Democrat, from
which we are permitted to make the following
extract:
CANTON. Stark County. Ohio,
July IL, 1859
| Capt Robert Hugunin Dear Sir; bear
thoughts Of you very ften, since we parted years
ago, and wondered if you we're still in the land
of the living. Upon tnking up the Pittshurg
Gazette this morning, saw letter of yours tC
the Chicago Journal, on the subject of Gen
Scots interference for the protection of Amer,
can prisoners.
was rejolced to read it, and hasten to congra'
tulate YOU as ScoH man.
l. too, am a Scott man, and feel it in my bones
that Scott must be elected.
Please take to yourself my best wishes, ant
with long and loud hIrrah for Scott,
Adeu, s. c. FREY.
Mr.. Knowton has been for many wears 1
prominent leader in the Locofoco party of Maine
In the Legislature of lo47, he was the Demo.
craciic" speaker of the House of Representa-.
tiyes, and his name has been mentioned in refer.
ence to Congressional and gubernatorial nomna.
tons OF his party. He now bolts the nomination
of Pierce and King, and says in his published
letter, a" cannot and shall not vote the Demo
cratic ticket at the coming Presidential elec
ton
Coming Out John X. Wilson, in a public
speech at Hamilton, Ohio before the Chppewt
Club, renounced Locofocoism; and James Glib
hons, an lrishman who fought at Lundy's Lane
did the same thing at the same meeting. The
work goes bravely on.