Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-01
from the Boston chronicle.
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY 49, FIRE.
MONT AND BANKS.

ne approach OF the fresldenlhl eleciOll
and the action Of politicians on the subject, art
things calculated 10 excite the minds ora'l whu
feel an interest in the welfare Of the country,
to say nothing of that class neither small nor
uninGuen,ial, which is composed Of men who
have a deyout regard for their country Offices.
We assume that there is a very general desire
among the people TO get rid OF the present ad-
ministraiion, and also, to take, for the time at
least, power from the democratic pariy,-pow-
er which it has foully misuscd, 10 utter viola
tion of its pledges, aud for purposes alike mean
and selfish. That power the democrats can
hope to retain only through the discussions Of
their opponents. Could those opponents be
brought together in one solid phaanx, the force
of which should be applied to the overthrow oi
the administration party, there could he no
doubt as to the result. Three ifhs of the
people are at this time as much opposed to the
Pierce administration, as Q large maturity were
friendly to it at the commencement Of its OK
islence. Yet against this numerical superiori-
ly the democrats may yet he successful, owing
10 their superior tact, aud their knowledge ola
Difference 10 The principle Of union in aclion.
The democrats have won many Of their yicto-
res over divided parties, and it may be that the
year 1000 Is destined 10 see Inem again ','u"-
phahi III consequence oi their Toes mol being
blessed with tina, sagaciiy which may be of no
account in winning places in heaven, but which
is of some value in the management Of purely
mundane affairs. But if it should please the
ia'es so 10 order ma"ers as 'ha' Amer'eans'
Nepnohcahs' ana o'her opposi''o.is's shali DC
La h..a L..
oroushi togeiher' 'nen VIII lhe Democrats De
taught .ha' 'hey cannot N'oiate the soIemnly
plsh'eu 'a''h OF Tue nation WIN lhpuh'ty'
iesso" u'a' ."ey neeu 10 oe 'ausn'' anu 'he
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themselves ana useful 70 inc country Inc
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