Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-26

"No more tramplng upon the right Of Pc
tition."
"Slavery shall be abolished wherever we
have the Constitutional right to do !"
Who can object to such party as this?
Can the free sellers? Then they will object
to the principles Of their own faith Can
they do this and be honest men-men who
wish to promote the abolition of Slavery
But say Thompson of the freeman" and
Wclch Of the "Post,"-s.ge must be eau
tious about mixing up.with the Wings
WHY IL this is done, the one will lose his
Office Of Secretary Of State, and the other
that of Assistant Clerk. Beg pardon, | like
to spoke in meeting. And is this their phi
lanthropy-their love for the poor slave 49,
Bread and butter stands in the way, do they
A few State crumbs will be lost, will they ?
if an alliance is formed with our wing breth-
ren--for they are not in the condition of the
Administration party, who are now IN almost
the same quandary as a certain parsonage
who made great promises Of real estate to
the Savior Of the world when the poor dev-
il had not a rod of land to give. DO those
gentlemen editors suppose that Vermont is
to be humbugged again by endorsing that
villainous fugitive slave law" backed up
by Barber. Field & Co.--who like Benedict
Arnold, sold themselves 10 the Democrats
for paltry consideration If so, they are
greatly mistaken As true as God livetb,
this good old Green Mountain State, will
shake off this Nebraska fugitive slave law
party, and consign the whole rum vending,
and rum advocating horde to the tomb of
the Capulets." The people the sovereign
people,-irrespectiv Of party lines, demand
that the Stoto shall DC redeemed, and who
ever lives to see the second Tuesday in Sep
teniber, will hud " Meme, Meme, Tekel"
written upon the empty chairs Of this wicked,
fugitive slave law administration. There may
be great wailing aud gnashing of teeth, a
mong those who live upon the flesh pots Of
Egypt their end is certain. may it
come quickly
The preat mass Of the free democratic
party, repudiate the present organization Of
the State, and the Nebraska deviltry, not
outstanding two doubtful free soil papers
in the State, advocate the formcr-receiying
their pay for it. SO confident am !, that this
is SO, that nm willing to stake my all upon
it--and whoever viii contradict this state
nent, shall be presented with an array of
facts, as strong as occular demonstration can
make any truth So fear not, if Thompson
and Welch oppose Northern party They
cannot be expected to throw away the little
treasury pap, that they ever had the priyi-
lsge Of sucking. What care they for the
slave? Not three jumps Of a louise" as
old Bullion lately declared in Congress.
They may wish to perpetuate the Demo
cratic party in Vermont--but 1t will MOTT
cannot stand the ordeal which will be insti-
tuted. There is something approaching TO
the heroic in the naked, unblushng villainy
of the Democratic party, but this cringing
and crawling, and dastardly spirit Of the a.
boye named editors is indescrbably disgust
ing. The Democrats are not hypocrites.--
They sail under their own colors. On their
banner they boldly inscrbe SLAVERY and
DEATH! They up with their black and
bloody flag, deaths head, cross, bones and
all, and nail it to the mast. And then woe
to the traitors to it! Not RULE or RUS, is
their motto, but RULE and RUN.
Such is the Democracy Of this nation; il
is no covered pit but an open gulf Its de-
praviiy is its boast. Its inGamy lis highest
glory. lii city Sc: on a hill, and seeks
not to be hid 1t is a mountain, a volcanoe,
whose bulohings gieum II p agaius, the Nor
thern sky by day and by night and whose
deyouring lava desolates and withers vher
ever it flows. 1t exuts in the carnage +
makes upon three and half million o
slaves
Can such party stand long, in Ian,
like ours. consecra,ed to freedom? No =
Already, 1.-THE Doomed" in flaming capitals
is written upon II
FRrE SOUR,
Not ofihe Robinson s. hifier kind.