Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-13
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MONTPELIER, JUNE -, 1856
The slavooratio Candidates.

The Slavocratio Candidates.
James Buchanan Of Pa, and J. c. Brock
enridge OF Kentucky are the chosen stand
ard bearers Of the OIigarchy politically, a
Douphlaco and Sayocmt, llerod and Pr
late personally, respectable old man to
win the favor Of respectable old people like
him, and bully for the "b'hoys"
James Buchanan was Federolist from
1912 to the election of Gen. Jackson in ls2s
denounced the Administration of JAWS
MADISON as "wild and wlcked'-"weak,
wicked, wild and yIsioniry;" was a y. $.
Bank man. Protectonst and as violent 10
his hostility to Immigrants from foreign
lands MS any X. n. Of modern days. lie has
since been Jackson man and a Democrat
and has ran through the entire gamut from
hiph-toncd Federalism to the deepest drcgs
Of Radical Democracy from Ameucansm
to toadyism In 1919 he united with those
who opposed the admission Of Missouri as a
Slave State, but he cayed in on the Compro.
mise Of 1905 in 1915 he was IN favor of
putting the Compromise line through Texas
10 1850 be pronounced that Compromise ga
cred, and proposed to extend it through to
the Pacific Ocean and IN 1856 he Is for the
repeal Of the Compromise, for the establish
ment of the neiarious Kansas act as "fnal
ity," and for recognizing the right Of slave
holders to carry their slaves to every inch OF
federal territory. by virtue of the modern
doctrine of estate equality Thus has be
run through every phase of that question,
from Freedom to Slavery from manhood TO
serwlty, and now he is content to be the
mere echo of those Drawer and less discreet
Kniphts of Disqualification, Pierce and
Douglas
Mr. buchanan is a man of fair talents and
much experience, but he has never inspired
much confidence in hs integrity, nor been
very successful in bis services. As Socrcla-
ry Of State be gave 10 Great Britain an en-
pre-, which was carved from soil dedicated
To Freedom in Oregon. As minister 10 Eng
land, he achieved popularity 10y sarylIuy
while in the famous Souc Conference at Os-
tend be contributed TO bring bus country into
dsrcpulo with AN the world. As Secretary
of State aud Munster, be was able, boot be-
wos not very successful aud this s very
nearly true Of his whole public ltle. TO be
sure, Zoe has con,uvcd TO keep himself n of
fee, aud to eXtoft high stations through fear
which never coud hive been gwen 20 him
through favor A modern Democrat acting
with Free Traders hc has held Peuusylya-
mia lay demanding Protection for iron and
coal and thus, with Pennsylvania in bis
hand -"the Keystone Of the Arch'-he
has dictated terms TO those who desplsed
him, Both Jackson and Polk doubted his
integrity. And now it is hls supposed strong
hold on Pennsylvania that has given him the
nomination The Ohgarchy tet that The en-
tire North was against them, They prefer
red Pierce or Douglas, bur Pierce could not
carry even New hampshire, aud Douglas
was doubtful 10 Illinois. In Buchanan they
have bid for Pennsylvania God grant that
she may not be false TO Freedom, to the
country, To herself Stringlc'low is for Blu
chanon, end alesis bis fidelity by that SIG
nifcant emblem of the Olgarchy cane-
presented to Richardson Of Illinois. Can
any citizen OF a Free State follow ms lead
sc. Breckenridge OF Kentucky Is sla-
yocr9at OF IA" " ',, '-''' " '' 'o'eu l''
VIC y ''"' , D''' anu ','''' '''' '"e
40 " o',y' " .''e j." ''0''5 a. "' ''
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WV ''.5. '.. l,t..',s,c',, w. -,
c.s,,i..,,c ,,,e So Cb.,,ho, 10 ~ ooo,,r.
no,ha b,,,,a.,,ro,,oI' r. b,,l,os p,ocs.
euudge's nomination was one "ht to be
l,n a.. ,.li ,,..,, ,t,,.,b.tr A. ol.,,el
"''u'' nc W." 7'"o' "'- N"'''' -
Haven save al. lint for the Presidents
mallet give him biudgeon, md IN the place
o., a..
OF INC caS'e hhu sll'ciu do"'c MS "cou' Hu7-
ppu1 "a bonouet of sIv-sh,oters and bowie-
F'"' 'f'''
knives The nomination of Breckenrldpe is
,
another sign OF sayucratc fear they from
Ill.. ,t... -...i, ...I p...l,....-,i.,., g.,
ule 'uI lHs result ana p'cNNrn''uSc 10 "N
the track 10 save Kentucky slayeholdlnp
Kentucky
Friends OF Freedom courage lhere ls
.lt . a.. - ,l a., h. ill.,.
lhuetu BltaNJpI HUOns lne "lllce h"lue'S
vor the nominntiou still il IL not iov for
49, w. ' ''' 80 " - ~
James buchanan, but for relief from the Ut
terly hopeless task OF trying 10 elect fleTce
t, A. -
OF bNugiu7' Hcy 40 hol dtapd~ How H'g
will s,va a faw of thar NUN mon whom
they could not save on Pierce or Douglas PIP
'hey VIII ooAstoi thelr s'rens'nj they will
bet on victory Inc friends OF Freedom
have only to buckle ON Their armor and tight
fight! fight Never say-die."
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