Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-24

answer; they wished no anti X. N. Union
with Republicans. Their professions Of an
ti-Know Nothngism are therefore merely
the cover to their real purpose, of defeating,
if possible, the Republican ticket. The
Wings on their ticket are used for this
single purpose, and for no other. Three |
years ago the dough-faces Of the Patriot
clique go, up rum convention for the pur-
pose Of helping their desperate cause last
year they got up Uhig ticket; and now
for the last dodge Of the same sort VIC have
the peoples Convention" They put three
Wings on the course simply 10 draic Of roics
from The Republican iickci--to diridc the OPP
poncnts Of the administration, and thus de-
feat them and these three Wings had not
been IN the field three hours before it was
determined by Democrats to get up SPLIT
TICKETS from which all he names oftt,se
men cere carefully erciihcd! In less than
three days, four thousand of these tickets
we're procured, mol at our Office, as the Patrl
OF clique falsely pretend BY Il Democrat nho
attended he Patriot Office Contention, and
appeared to be exceedingly interested in
Rcdfcld g. Colby's anti.K N. speeches.
We also know that Democrats who actcd in
that Convention have avowed their dctermi-
nation not to support the Wings on the tick
ct. So much to show that the nomination
was a trick, and nothing else, on the pirt Of
some who took part in it. Now for another
point: Its anii-Know Nothingism was in
iselfa fraud. Down with the Know Moth
ngs down with the dark-lantern men -
down with the Jcsuts down with the Jacob
ms down with the starch-ia factory party !" -
Such was the burden Of Red6eld's speech.
Now we have before us two beautiful spill;
tickets, got mp by Democrat, who sat a
goping listener under T. 7. Red6eld's
preaching. And wonderful TO behold the
first one bears the name Of 7. p. REpEIELD
Tor Senator, together with FoUR X. Ms and
one Wing, who is not on the ant-K. n.
ticket. Number TWO also bears the name
. 4
Ms and no Wigs. a fine prcdicamcnt,
truly, for orator Redield a shade finer than
his position as rider of tro tickets in Or
leans County few years since. He was a
slippery politician then: we think he has
not improved since. But enough: As to
the Wings who took part IN this Convention
md oil v ,f ! 70 vh
under very strong obligations, we can only
say that we are sorry TO see them in compa-
ny which we cannot fellowship. We have
but two cautions to give. One is to al
lreemen: crannc gar tickets carefully ana
scora all hiciS. Another IS to the Repubh
cans--to every man who deems resistance tC
the present adminisifati- paramount duty
Stand BY The Republican tickets State, COUNT
and to,cn, Though thick and thin. lguor,
all subordinate questions, and stand straigh
ont upon the Republican Platform; FBEE
DON FOREVER bows WITH THE DoUer
FACES We have freely exposed the OBJ
jectionable features OF H. Nlsm; We hay,
as occasion demands: but when the X. ~
themselves yield these distinctive and OBJ
Jectionable features, as they are doing an,
above all, when they step upon the Republ
can Platform and tender their aid to the Re
publican candidates, VIC should be recrean
TO the Republican cause and accessory tc
the triumph Of sayocratic tyranny aud cor.
ruption, if We repealed them. Remember
ing the solemn pledge which, in common
with the Wings Of Vermont, VIC made al
Rutland last year. to co operate with all mer
Of all parties who would cooperate with
them for the defence Of freedom--remem-
hering tho solemn repetition Of that pledge al
Burlington IN June last tive shall stand by
It in good faith to the last. Honor demands
it; the great principles for which we are
contcnding demand it; and final success Is
impossible without it. We repeat our nd
vice to every true hearted son of Freedom
Stand by the Republican Tickets.