Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-09
what They say.

The friends of Buchanan must feel proud of
their Company
The Mnscogee Herald, fervent Buchanier
Journal printed in Alabama, thus discourses OF
free labor and its disgusting incidents:
(" Free Society We sicken of the name.
W hat il it but conglomeration of greasy me-
chanics, filthy operatives small Es;cd farmers,
and moon str,rk theori~tsl All the northern,
and especially the New England states, are de
void OF society fitted Ion well bred gentleman
The prevailing class one meets with is that of
mechanics struggling to be gcntcel, and small
farmers who do their own trndgery, and yet
who are hardly fit for association with Il south
ern gcnticrn,,rs body-servant. This is your
free sncirty Which the northern hordes are en-
deayorins soeextend into Kansas.
The Virginia South Side Democrats demo-
crat, indeed Says -
ave have got to linIing everything with
the prefix FREE, from free negroes down and up
the whole cataogue-FREE farms FREE labor,
FREE SOCIETY, FREE will, FREE thinking FREE
children and FREE schools all belong to the
dame brood of damndble isins. But the worst
of all these denominations, is the modern system
of free schools has been the cause and prolific
source of the inideilies and treason that have
turned her cities into Sodoms and gomorahs.
and her land into the co mmon resting place oil
bowling Bctlamites. We abominate The system
because The Schools ARE FREE
The Richmond Enquirer buchanan Demo
crat) says Il
ave wolll not have yonr rich. vulgar
liccntious l,sses, and your brutal, Ignorant
insu5ordinaGe factory hands in our midst, iol
all the we1l@ Of Ormus or ofsi ind We are
us much as We care to be. We are contented
virtuous moral, religious, and conservative
We would not exchange our situation for The
vulgar sensuaty and brutality of the nou'
veaux riches the coarse parvenues, the mil
lionairc cotton factors and grocers Of the Nortt
or of England, much less for the " counties
millions of paupcrs and criminals " who hi
nm nnd sustain the " cowardly, selfish, sensual
lirentous, iufdel agrarian and rcyolutionar.
edifce of free societys" The laborns poor IA
tie North) are the habitues OF the poor-houses
j,ils and pcnitcniiares.
The Richmond Examiner (Vd.) says;
Repeatedly have we asked the North ha
not the experiment of universal liberty FAILED
Are not the evils Of SOCIETY INsUFfERABLE
and do not most thinking men propose to SUD
vert and reconstruct it y Still no answer. I'M
o loomy silence is another conclusive evidence
we have furnished, that free society in the lonl
run is an impractico form of society ; 1T i
everywhere starving, demoraliaed and tnsurrec
uonary. We repeat, then, that policy and hu
nanitv alike forbid the extension OF the evil
of free society to new people and coming gen
erations Two opposite and conflicting form
of society cannot, among civilized men co exis
and endure The one must give way aud ceas
to cxst--the other become universal. lftre
society be unnatural, immoral, unchrlstian, !
must fall and give way to a " slave society
social system old as the world, universal Il
man.
We find the following in tho Vt. Patriot. =
great place to call !" Wing" State CONVEX
tion
WING STATE CONVENTION.
The National Wings of Vermont, who al
prove the action of the National Wing Convcr
ton, held at Baltimore, on the 18th September
ave requested to assemble in Convention d
OF a. H.