Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09
Political Miscellany.

New York and Massachusetts boI1 thoi
elections next Tucsd,v Tho Roruhlic,n m
pers Of both States contain lorc rs,. or -,
pointments for GATHERINGS and sncccbes am
the canvass in both seems to Inc carried y,
with great snirit wa Io,vo :, ,o o,l,o.s 4,
prophecy the results.
Tho n. Y. TVic, wbich lv ,L.. ,,.,, :
handsomely dressed in new tvnr tbrou.,b,,,
+, tho croot roI;or or ;.a
w,nds nm n colonization or 49, nj.
chonccs c,r tho nav, ,,o,,;.,,, i. A.. u,'.N
&c C,l,ows ''''' '''' "
So c,r .. ,ro ,,, ;,,.. ..p...,,.
ticket is likely tn he cIccted lao y, r"rr j'
cided majority. Last year the whole number
| OF votes cast was under 100000 it clnnDt
n w r'uJ" Ereu.tl .nI' yGnr' we 90 not nn, ar,
out of the l56 900 wb;rb unro ai,an Jg, C,,
| Clark last Fall while we think it will add
2o'ooo from the Solts, and at least 10000
- NJ Iaost I0 ooo Note' lnlS win give
party can command. Unless we are greatly
mistaken its plurality is more likely to be
o'er' tnun uhuer' 'hls marx
The Boston Atlas says owe beiieve, as
surely as we believe anything, that Julius
Rockwell will be the next Governor Of Mas
sachusetts. We defy anybody to make a
calculation, founded upon facts, which does
not elect him.
Inc uSninsVon I mon mas read John Van
Buren, and the Solts out Of the Democratic
party iQr Venturing to say that they were,
If tbe ,.Snrs,, ,roro :, -, az
"''0 ~ '""'", on '"'s
f''"', ''!S 'ne 'n'oh' 'ney cannot '"'"n2 70
the National Democratic Party
Mr. Van Ruron - ro.,,n ,,.u;...
...;-.,-.t ''''''' "i'.'S very
'l,'y i'''cr u 'nc 'hioi'ihSlS'ns that II tie
Administration wants support in New York
it must leave the Softs some ground to
stand ON that tho Trion o,,,,L. r,, 80 G,,1
fault with the Softs' State Platform for its
lack OF "Cnionism,' inasmuch as John
Cochran, its own man, took the principal
charge OF that branch ofpolitcs which MrNan
Duran says may be aptly termed the heavy
business, and asks in conclusion docs
the Washington Union desir. our t;,Lc,
elcctod mr. dof,,,,j y, ~. .l:, a.
~ "''o" '''c n'oh
ic9P'"uS we say that this declaration
makes it matter of ndi ference. SO far os
the interests of the Democratic nartv ara c,n.
cernod vhotbor h;, .;,,... :,
'Aherence to Slavery ia tho .,Io ,.., .,c
~ ".v" at WASHINGTON
h"'ion''' Wasbin,,,r ,, ,ho V
~ ucsIdlCl Hbi'i
lines oi oc'' "o'"' '"As
Cen. Pierce says Gov. Rcedcr was eleoteu
~ MOD ~ ~ Is Il hAyu iac' 'i'' .;, w.
,nr',v nd adnis.;nn n, tbe islog,tn from Knnzus
Jefferson Davis swears it shall never he done, !
iuthrie and Gushing cry Amen to that
Doboin says niue; anu Marcy 'ooks S.uh
~ ,ut tra va. 'i, tb;li tnown bsG,rn the November
elections.
rho po,c,s, to,.no, dsmocrot;, rrint
,.os tho ro,low;nc lan,ua,e to tho President
=, III. aG,r.. 70 Inv nm c.rt,in individuals
md nra.sos in Maine
c,, r..;,.. d.. .1..
e ,ta 49, ~ ,b;s ',oy.rn,non ara ~ Sn ,rnse
tituted to the purpose of buying up free soil
ers and establishing presses To Nllliy tne
"isest anu Purcs' statesmen VI 'nc i"n"' us
nvitnd in ~ and We trust in God and the
people. that we shall never see the like
again
The y. Y. Tri5uue's correspondent at
the Philadelphia Council" has published a
long communication IN that paper, in which
he seems to show conclusively, that 80 far
from leading in the Northern movement
"o'' "aruher Heiu ''cA o'' '""' o''"Sio"'
1"S''"" y 0'"s ''""' says '"' '''',
~ ""' 'V'''"', ''"' F"'''"7
,'"' ''''' V'.''', ~
,L.,, ,,.,.o.,.,,, ,Lo.,,,,.,, .,,,,,y
s''''"''"' 80 ''''' ''''' ''''''a, ''''
hare 6e"t Jar "Uerem' lhTe "o"" "Hr'
been no cfectirc N0nd against The SoHth.'
49,; a,, ,, !, ...
n'"'',S oi'"'''o' Wv NV ''"
rebellion they md IT, The breath
of demagogucs may fan agitation, but
can never kindle it. II takes a sub
..;o,o,oo % l., ,h,. g., .,,o,;,.,
o.
OIL men 10 "hoh state ol oruer Woulu pe-
,hat hv - sor, of sinister niety thev ,berish