Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
FOR yICE-PREsIDENr
VIM. A. GRAHAM
To the Wings of Vermont.

The day Of trial is at hand. Let it be anoH.
er day of glorious triumph for the Wings Of III,
star that never sets" 1t is not to be disypis,1
that the news Of the recent elections in Pom
sylvana, Ohio, and Indiana, as grossly exagoer
ated by hasty teegraphic reports, has served 10
inspire the locofocos with hope and to disco,,.
age unrefecting or uniformed Wings. Anna.
ronty, Pennsylvania and Indiana should be DIV.
en- up to locoiocoism, since the Wings in tboso
states have suffered the locos 10 take ,rium,l
at the late election; and this is a source of dis
couragement Ono, thanks to the faithrulness
Of the Wings Of that great state, is sure 70,
Scott and Graham. In the recent state election
the large locoioco majority obtained at the pre.
ceding trial has been nearly obliteratedand tlero
is no room for doubt that the electoral vote will be
cast for Scott. Pennsylvania is apparently q.
cofoco by 5000 to l00O0 now on a light vote
In October, lsis, the locos carried the state
by 3,63G majority, while in November. 1s4s. the
Wings carried it by majority of 1857. The
same result now would give Pennsylvania 10
Scott by from $500 to $500; and so we believe
Pennsylvania will 60. NEw YoRK is claimed
by the Wings by $4,000 to 10000. Now with
two Of either Of these great states Scorr e
sure Of ali election. The odds are in his favor
for two Of them and he has fair chance roral
of them. With only one of the large states, the
election Of Scott is possible.
Wings Of Vermont let neither discourage.
ment on the one hand, nor over confidence on
the other deprive you Of single vote 10 ths
Green Mountain State. Let every Wing Do
honor TO our pure and gallant leader: for halt
century DE has served as; let Us give one day Of
grateful service 10 him. Let every Wing Do
honor to his principles they are necessary fr
the salvation Of the nation and the state 1T
every Wing do honor to VERMONT: she BIAS
won the first rank in the column Of Wing states
let her KEEP TIE LEAD.
\ word Of warning, which we hope may roach
every freeman Of the state. Relying upon DE
apathy Of the Wings, project is now entertain.
ed, by leading managers Of the locofoco and
free soil parties, to attempt to carry tde electou
vote Of Vermont against Scott, by q union q'as
iooqfooos and free soiers upon one ticket. Them
qury now among them is, whether By hook ar
by crook--by neglecting to provide ocoioco
tickets, or by open acllon,--the locotocos can be
carried over to the free soil ticket and, among
certain OF the free soilers, it has been an ear
nest inquiry whether the rank and iileof the free
soil party will not be driven over to Scott, or at
least alarmed, the Old line loco'ocos should be
found voting for the free soil ticket. Understand
Il you please that We simply charge this as a
project at this moment entertained and we do
so upon what we regard as reliable authority
We have only five words of advice to give tocy
cry Wing committee man, and every Wing go
ter IN the state-edyco which, if acted upon
will utterly defeat an renewed attempts at coali-
tionism in Vemont-to wit: BRING OUlEN-
cry WIG VOTE,