Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-09-30

the Free Democracy permanent party
Hale and Julian are just the men to rany
rs 10 action. Morrow county will nearly
double her vote over that cast for Van Blu
rem four years since.
"TrIBuNE OF THE PEOPLE. Our friends
in Eastern Pennsylvania are " waking up"
We have Just received the first number OF a
new weekly paper, devoted TO the great
interests of Freedom, Labor, and Home
stead Rights, as advocated by the P'tsburg
Platform" 1t is called the Tribune OF
the People" and published in Whites
Buildings, Philadelphia, by Thomas, saIer
g. Wilmer, at three cents week, or 81 ,5O
wear. PAYABLE invariably in advance. 1t
is we'll filled, and promises TO be an erect
i've agent in the cause Of Independent De-
mocracy.
KENNETH SQUARE, CHESTER Co, PA, !
Sept. 8, 1852.
There will be a good vote for Hale IN
Eastern Pennsylvania.
We hope before another Presidential
election, to see the subscription list OF the
Era up TO fifty thousand!
IALlNoIs.-The Free Democracy of llll-
nois held a State Convention on The 10th
uIt.. for the nomination of State officers
and an ELECTORAL Ticket. The Chicago
Daily Times says:
The State Convention of the New Free
Democratic party of Illinois, closed yester-
day. after session of two days. 1t has
been the largest, most enthusiastic, respect
able and telling convention ever held Ill
this State. A day Of prosperity has GER
tainly dawned upon the cause OF Freedom
and Democracy in this State. There were
from fifteen hundred TO two thousand per-
sons present. "
PENNsvLyANrA.-A Convention Of the
Free Democracy Of Allegheny county, was
held in this city, on Wednesday, the Slh
inst, at which S. s Shields, Esq, presided.
The gathering on the occasion was large
and the proceedings were characterized by
Il high degree OF spirit and unanmlty
OnIo.--An Ohio correspondent of the
New Y DIRK Tribune says:
:" In one county of our State, where Cass
beat Ia, lor 1000 votes, Scott will now beat
Pierce, and Hale will poll more votes than
either. Many Cas- men are now Tor Hale
ANOTHER. Hon. Ebenezer Knowl-
ton, late Speaker Of the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes, Maine, in leltes to the Belfast
JouenaL. thus announces his position, IN
which il is said be is sustained by q large
majority of the Democrats Of his town and
vcininty: a. .s.
Never to this day have I acted poIili
caIY with any other than the Democratic
party, or voted any other than the Demo
cratic ticket, at State or National election
But since the Democratic party have
wrought the Fugitive Slave Law into then
National platform, and taken the very
strongest pro-sIayery position, by adding
That the Democratic party will resist al
attempts at renewing, in Congress or out Of !
the agitation Of the slavery question, undel
whatever shape or color the attempt may BE-
made, ~ have said, and do say, that
cannot endorse the sentiment; canno
stand upon that platform; have not Sc
learned Dcmocracy, Freedom, pity A.
my present sphere of action is not pollI
cal, should not have noticed The above
statement, but for the fact that it is calcula
ted to give the impression that the new po
sition taken in relation to the subject o
slavery, the new plank wrought into tht
National Democratic Platform, has causct
no change in my feelings or position. Th'
truth is far from this; and | think am no
alone. Yours, &c, $3.50.
" EBENFzER kNowLroN,
" ,gouth J!OntriHc, Aag. %, 1852"