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

C..~Wc understand that the Locofocos held
caucus, night before last, to nominate candl-
dates for Town Representative and Justices Of
the Peace SAMrtL NICHOLS, Esq we learu
was Chairman and he announced that the
meeting had made choice Of Jo,rrn u. A,rrN
BY "a unanimous majority" Under these cIr-
cumstanccs, Mr.. A LES may be considered as
fairly nominated.
b. the way, we arc informed that few
Wings were present at the Caucus, and That
Ellr"r +. KtlIoeG, Esq, was ca'Iol on, Oconr-
tcou;y or dl.cour;cousy, rs people may Look
upon such procecdingl, to 1--WE his reason for
supporting Gen. ScoTr. Mr Ktlloe,, not>
outstanding this unusual and wholly uncNpoc-
ted call, was quite prepared for tn discussion,
and briefly remarked that he should 90 for Gen.
ScorT because Gen. ScoTr is WIG.
We learn that our excellent friend, Mr.. l..
! B. ErGLrspr, cnqulrcd further Of Mr.. kILi-
oGG as to Gen, Scorr'' OPINIONS IN relation 10
the naturalization of Foreigners, and that he.
/ (Mr. ESQ E>BN) went on III the most grntultous
and uncacd-tur manner to illustrate his lgno-
rance of Gen. Sc0rT's sentiments on the sub
ice; by reading letter written by him some
ten years ago, in which he expressed nothing
more than doubt as to what policy 1t might
be best to adopt IN the promises Mr. ENdLEs
BY made a mighty poor show Of himself, IN face
of Gen ScoT,s more recent and deliberate
expressions of opinion in regard 10 he natural
lza,,on of Foreigners, and Mr, KELLOGG mer-
cltuly held his peace.
Ne are authorized. however, 10 say, and We
now do say. tba, Mr.. KELLOGG viii meet Mr..
ErGrrsBr or any other locotoco, at any time
and place, to debate the question whether the
opinions and actions OF FRANK PlrNCE o: OF
WrNrIELp Scorr are the more tolerant Of and
friendly to. the rights and Liberties of our For
clgn population
If our Locofoco friends desire to stir the
question of tolerance or intolerance and would
like far frIi thereon. the ~ hgs viii be
mighty glad to meet them in public discus
sion. Come on gentlemen Give us a chance
to debate this matter with you before the pub
lie, and If Ger. SCOTT don't come ont like gold
seven tunes tried we wlIl surrender at discre-
ton
CIV have the most cheering intelligence
from all parts OF the County. The Wings are
sup and doing" and that Is all we need to Sc
cure a " his Victory. The late monster Mas,
Convention IN Hinesburgh makes that town al
most certain " Ing, notwithstanding our hbe
raj frcc-sol' friend AUSTIN BrrcurR Esq, tod
one of his foreign hred-mcn that he would dis
chuge him If he attempted to get his naturah
zition papers, as he IS emitted 10 them, before
election
In the other towns O the County we shal
maintain our supremacy. In Burlington, Char
lotto, Huntington, Milton, Shelourne, -
|, George, We shall elect Wing representative,
: and have strong hopes Of success IN Co'chos
o ter, Richmond, Nlih5,ou, Jericho, and West
: ford. 1t is possible that coalitions may dcica
e US in these latter towns, b,d nothing else caH.
" hlss of Chttehdcn County" UP AND A
: 'FM Remember Lundy's Lane and Col Nj
n, i,r and 'TRl" Your rRrYcrrFs are lncoi
! tro er'jblc naI- your candidate, nymcrblc