Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-24


way To- enable "' TO look back little and see how
we came TO be whore we arc. The reasons will be
h' 'no'' whether We are placed on tlr one side Or
Tue ''.c' "l The i'ne oi 'nce,ss IL ia fact at any
rate, that the Wing, Anli-Ncbra,ku, Temperance
tate Ticket runs many thou'and short Of obtaining
% p'''ri' on Inc votes oi the state instead OF be-
'nS' Us wa o'hh"ehu! expected, chosen ~ ma
iorty oi from fifty to hundred thousand.
Ono, aud tho main cause Of thu result has of
course tcpu tine Know Nothing movement. The
strength Of the Know NOTHING. wa. estimated dp.
ring Nh. canvass. at from 60 ooo f., r., oon aud
.houithink from the rr.ul, that tin. v.,, ,,., far
out If the way. You arc we'll o,y,,.,r,.,, NJ, 500,
ard tool, ground against them and thcir ,riu,irlc.
and o., q matter d.; eonr.e. ,,or t,,ir b,.,il,, T.,
.ay nothing of the hatred ,lrc,dy b,r,,c i linn I,
ain the silver ,ir,,, ,,bo bcl,p,,J ,, ,,.. orl,,
Thc.e Of course wcr, ,iou. f. de, ,,,,l,;r., ,li,
.houll rive a blow 10 ..ScvorIi,p., ,,h,, ,vcr,
anxious to have the Know Nothip.. nominate 40
rarr,a candidate because if they we're to choo.c
between Seymour and Clarke tlcv must .o =, .,,cIl
Clarlo'e minority as seymour .i,ol IN 1itc., ANNA.
si,ipn to- them and their rripciplq.. An the S,,.
INCUR too we're antious 10 haze q .orarnte roI-
ina,ion made because would carry tro yo'cs from
i,oiir uniting in the leaders of the kuow Moth
inss' they made the nomination of Daniel uinan,
''' Governor II was known that there was dissat-
i''''t'on IN the order at this preceding, which it
was expected would diminish their vote con.idcra-
bly,. But the organization is firm enc, and the
Know Nothing must have very generally cas-, their
ta',- FIR tiIm-.. As Wa said few days ago,
""sn"-l'' '".. '.'im''i"" of %" Authorization
ANA t"'l ''c1' '' the Nebraska biiI, they answer
+ =" '''' ''"'N "'' n'' rat murphy Tor constable
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''"' '''' '''." N''"'nsF ~ '"'"'''''' could not
nave ''''''' ''''"'' "'u'n' lh''r F''e was '"elcu
way may ny u'' '''er "''F' throughout tAr
''''' MS '''''o"' rs 70" KNOW having paved the
way ''r '"e passage u TIC Ne"'H'hH hiII' by their
'''''S III NV" saw '"s' ''''"'" 10 '' ''t'''''y
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wig ,S' ''' '"'' "'s'H 10 '''N ''' wen rom t.ie
7''''' ''''' '''E "'" l'co'y ''h'h' lucy M"d'
'N''' .'"' To i'' t'e ''''i'' col the wing Conr'n'
"''' '"' lancet mat Convention adjourned al
ter having pc''cd 'trong resolution. ari uomina
ted 'len '''o would stand fairly on them and Tia,
silver "ny, cry coon began 'u llv' t,I an cts.
toahondon the W hg candidates and eject the Loco
ioe"', a game which they have played before, tim,
and again So they fastened upon the fact that tn,
Wing candidates had written letters, saying tina
they endorsed the resolution. passed at the arato
9" Convention in August, resolutions which had n
, very material difference from those passed at tn
p wing Conventions and which every one knew tn
wing ''nd"nt'' did endorse, when they were NOM