Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-14
Political Intelligence.

slavery. while 1t n fundamental doctrine OF
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TIC ADOPTS the N ~ or oonth NmefIc'h nom
nations. Tho M'dd'cbnrY Register is evil
IDENTIFY anxious to hoist the K. n. Presidcn.
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otute 'ouh'll on the same u says
.,rhore are threc rood reasons. vo think
wbv ali reasonable onponcnts of tho Admin.
istrnti,n will be clad of the nomination Of
Fillnorr and D0nclson bv tho American
Marty
Frs, it will inevitably divide tho Soutb
Inv secnring the votes If several Of Tho mora
Southern Statos-Dolawnre Marv-
land Kentucky, Tennessee. &c,-arainst the
Nebraska Democracy. Tho Democrats will
90 into the canvass exnrpsslv endorsing the
act of bad faith bv which the NIissouri Com
nro,,iso was rere,lod Will tho American
rartv have as EXPRESSLY censured the Adj |
ministration rartv for this :. aritatin-',
measure. And on THIS issue, beyond doubt.
from Hour to seven OF the southern states VIII
w ?at i'. a. ~ h,na e. c',I '''S
we already know, will vote for the American
candidate.
second thP nominees are men VINO Wouia
souri Compromisc. had thew been in power.-
1t is on this issue that the next election will
mainly turn. and hence the election of this
ticket (should it succeedl will be a signal
condemnation of the grand characteristic act
OF .le Aunlhls'IaIIoh' anu " Iieri'eu tepuNe
Third. il will he an election worthy Of the
American people, IN regard to the fitness Oh
the lresluential candloate ior the once MT:
Fillmore with Whatever iauits' was IN genera
most acceptapie ana popular Chiel Nagis-
trate-a model President ne mas been
called lie mas been tried' ana Is SHOWN
henry Olay utclareu MI rhilhorc MS nrs'
cholce' III inc last electloH' lor Ihehe iihpor'-
ant reasons
-" lns JoV"ddf'on o. my preference IS haf
M'. fht"orc mas dd"Rn'stFed me eItcuf'ce
G9rerHneM 'ch "gnai success and db'hHy.-
ne has been tried and tOtnd true, JdHWut,
honest oRd coHsc'enti0u,.
1t Is PROFESSIONALLY very strong ticket,
and not unlikely to be elected. "
Probably we shall hear no more of the
p,,,;..or. ho;,,,, d., ,.uoo. f.bor IF rho Ro,uh-
,;oo,, ,,oro,ro,,t !, Vermont
Tl,o yor.hfo,d Star Nortb ,ner;oon IN
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norre,s,r II sovs
oonrs, erdorso ~ 60 Ion~ s vo hor. VI
neither can we vote for Mr. Fillmore, so long
as we hate the Fugitive Slave Law.
! The Vermont Phoenix. also North Amer
icar. GOES dead nc,inst the nomiration. and
adds
We are unite sure. that Mr.. Fillmore will
receive but very lew votes IN TINS state. y
!
the Union. may hail his nomination with
some degree of Joy but the mass Of our citi-
zens Will support the man, ny whatever party
ncniina'tu' WIZ O.s. V"c ,nt;ies.,
who is the most reliable cxnonent of Slavery
will secure their undivided strength and as
the Democrats have faculty OF out-oldding
az .t ,i. ,ho;r a,ninoo viii rncavc tho vdt
nf every southern State. Under these cir
cumStances we cannot believe that the cleo
t3rui vote 9i Single ''"'' VIII "o give" III
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"Ne hesitate to place any namo at ou'
i,aS..hcau' Us "ctnai noe: ourseil 10 supper
euits onr Vows of nr;nc;,Ie "
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Inc American state council OF Rhode Islam
mas refused, by a nearly unanimous vote, t.
rati'y the fhiladeiph'a nomination and Gale
lresh ana iull convention oil the party OF tn
state 10 acV more formally ana iuhy on tn
SUBJECT.
,, Inc New 1"rK tribune Is informed tina
members oi congress VINO s'a''u oy Tree mar
sn9' ana VIII NOT s"aiio" ri''ihore' are cor
sicerihS 'hc Pohey Oh issuing ii can ior rec
PIE rres'deh'iai conventions 10 meet
fhliaoeiphia simultaneously OF SUBSTANTIAL
1 50 VITA the hepuoilcan convention y
S step viii be taken without extensive precor
r cert and deiiterahon.
+ 1t isa significant fact that no member
Congress who supported Mr. Banks has give
, in his adhesion to Fillmore
The State Democratic Convention of Penn
. sylvanla, which adjourned on the fth express
v ed the preferences OF Its members respectin
the candidate Tor the Presidency IN the 10
g lowing vote buchanan, l2o Dallas, .
= ana for the nominee OF the National Convei
r ton. The Convention adopted series
= resolutions, by reclamation, going s'rongl
j for the Union deprecatinS the agitation
slavery; endorsing the Kansas Nebraska a.
b. and the repeal of the Missouri Compromis
e and denouncinC Free-Soilism and Know
: Nothingism.
u The Locoloco minority governor of Visor
sin il mt vpt firmly in his usurppI snat -