Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-23


State Council lad those resolutions been
adopted bej6re The Republican State Conven-
ton, they probably would have met a proper
response from the Republican Convention.
So. too, had the Legislative meeting been
held jefore t was holden so as to allow of a
subsequent Republican meeting to act upon
the subject, we doubt not that the rcsolu-
tons would have been responded to, and the
way opened for bringing together, on equal
and common grounds, all who agree upon
matters of substantial Importance. AS it is,
we hope the " American resolutions" will be
valuable, IN opening the way hereafter to
a mutual unde standing between the Amcri-
cans and Republicans The Americans may
be considered as having mode their PROPOSE
ton. What now, shall the Republicans pro-
pose2 We suggest the subicc, to poitici-
ans for reflection.
Political Items The Albany Evening
Journal asserts that there will be n Repub-
hcau majority in TIE Senate. Several Of
those elected as Republicans were support
ed by the Soiis, aud in one instance BY the
Know Nothings but they are all thorough
u identified with the leading principles Of
the Republican party, aud will act with that
party ON all questions likely to arise in the
Senate
The Charleston Mercury highly approve
ue result "' lne recent eie'u'h IN Neo'gia'
ana u,'i"res ,nat STATE oY general consent
t,le standard oeaItf oil lhe south
~, h'.t'"g fessey O"t " tAe i,u'o'o-cise.--
ne ~ ~ 'aili't ahA o'hcr Neoraska or
gans are publishing letter of Gen. Pierce
90 Jcmmy itos" wrtteo lost December.
Th'ch c e, "oV' baNer To leave !he
NOV ,No''il-s' 'r oe thrown over. -
W On l.is pa 'Is pei'' 90 puoi'-n '"e letter
" ','leo 'usnln3' m'iVeh ue september
previous ADVISING DlHer 10 60 mo 'he
olu y, e.u 'iu5 S'cu'c u uoniocfauc Veto
]! o"',," De"ye,,t'
~ 'NuS' ,''s s''" ul'
~ .'l'Ale ~ t.gc.'oh 20 w "',, y eulocrat'
W 'i'e Western ulstFic', ms o''eiai MAORI
- T. 'i 'o't Oh twenty UloH7alu.T-
i-gS'''' ~ "'.plutor, wy contest ms scat
~ ur'nu 'ou'c'' ~ 'He A,nefloan Far
tic sth INST. and adopted resolution com
OF their delegates IN spcedinr from the
PhIladelpha council. Tbov also adoptcd
resolutions decmripr slavery or freedom ,o
be the paramount issues before the Annr-
can people. and announcing determination
10 resist to the bitter end the aorressions of
the slave power. 100 whatever form they may
manifest themselves.
The Louisville Journal loading X n
paper m Kentpckv. takes tine mas, ultra
southern ground against the admission of
Reedor u hopes be VIII be refused seat
20 Congress, hy the united vote of Southern
Democrats and Americans That however
would not be- enough, unless they can man
age % SECURE twenty e1hi Northern dough-
iaces We trust ihat cant be done, and
ihli ile elections OF the past two years hive
su'tAenily baked them To stand fire. Bat
we shaii see.-.H'ds
.Iai7faaL The latest election returns re
duce somewhat the American preponder-
ance in the Legislature. Allegheny county.
as appears bv the official vote. has elected
toe entire Union ticket The House will
therefore, CONSIST of a Americans to 20
Un.sn, one half Of whom are Wings and
one half n,i-Adninistrstion Democrats
The Pierce Democracy nave not chosen "a
single member. The Senate contains nine
Wings oight Americans, and five Demo
Gratis; sonc Of the members not chosen as
such. are. however, now Americans. which
gives tbat party "a maioritv Of two ia the
Sena.e and 36 on Joint ballot.
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