The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-01
The Election, next Week.

This is the last number of our paper
that will be issued before the annual
State election. On Tuesday next, the
| people are to decide in what hands the
government of this State shall rest for
the year to come. They are also to
choose their Representatives in the low
or house of Congress, for two years sue
cccding the fourth of March next. With
a FULL VOTE. there is no doubt of the
election of FAIRBANKS and KGrrREDGE
by a handsome popular majority. Mr..
MEAcnAM, in this district, and Mr.. IRA
cY in the second. will be elected on the
first trial, beyond a doubt. Yet, let no
Wing voter stay away from the polls, on
account of this certainty. Let every
vote be given to swell their majoritics-
on this first trial under the new appor-
tionment-to a magnitude that will rem
der all future opposition to our candi-
dates entirely hopeless. Never were
worthier and ADLER candidates presented
for IL suffragcs. Let our vote show
the estimation in which they are held
among their own constituents.
Our Senate and House of Representa-
tives--with hardly a possibility of doubt
will be strongly Wing. Yet, let no
man forget that ONE VOTE decided the
political character of the Legislature of
North Carolina, at the recent election.
One Wing vote withheld may, through
some unexpected mischance, give the
power to our combined opponents, in one
or the other branch of our Legislature.
Every Wing should discharge his indi-
vidual duty-yote early and promptly
remain ON the ground to the last, where
no choice Of Representative is effected
OF the first ballot-and spare no honora-
Bile effort to elect the regular Wing
candidate. where a nomination is made.
Do not rely upon the inactivity and
indifference of our opponents. The AN
vass has been extremely quiet. They
know they always succeed best achen
they sag and do tie least. They have
nothing to fear so much, as that the
Wings should be AROUSED.
Our enemies have no hope but in carry
ing the election By detauh. They are
usually at the ballot-box, with all the
forces they can muster, when election
day comes. Wings again we warn you,
do nat be ABSENT
Efficient men should be appointed in
every town to attend to the distribution
of votes-to see that Wings vote the
ticket entire, and that the votes are all
correct.
No pains should be spared to secure
the attendance of every Wing. Such as
are unable to be present otherwise should
be provided with a conveyance. Let no
man be deprived of hisvote, who desires
to exercise the RIGHT, and to discharge
the DUTY, of a FREEMAN.
We call upon all Town Committees to
consider the special responsibility that
devolycs upon them, and to acquit them
selves honorably and faithfully. 1t be-
longs to you to understand the p%articu-
lar circumstances of your respective
towns, and to act with discretion and
promptitude as the exigency requires.
Wigs Of addison COuntyl we en-
treat you to maintain your high position
among the indomitable Wings of Yer
mont. Last year, We failed to cast our
usual vote. TINS YEAR, let us show our
full strength. We may easily sugpass
any former vote. Let us earnestly try
LET EVERY VINO DO HIS DUTY