Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-01


identity stmmnes every nerve to secure the
election ofthe Platform TO the Presldenov.-
They are making great eudeayors 10 cox the
Old Wings with moudy corn; but thus far
their efforts have been futile. It's not very
easy matter for men who have fought o the
death, 10 shoulder arms and march deliberate
ly over 90 the enemy. It requires premedlta-
ton on the part OF most men TO do such IN
act, aud he Old Wings are Of a character
not likely TO do any such thing To- a hurry
The Buchaniers have discovered this. and
therefore they are at work arranging the psy-
Geological machinery that is TO luil the uusus-
pccung Ola Fed's' Of former days 20 sleep.
VI have heard ola man. who, while under
mesmerc influence, was unconsciuusy mar
ned 10 "a detcslable woman, and was Ignorant
Ut the fact till he awoke one morning ~ the
bed, when lnstanler he sued for divorce.
SUCH we apprehend, are the designs OF The
BUCCANEERS now upon the Wing party, from
the fact thet the psychological apparatus IN,
vented by them has been discovered IN the
shape of secret circular, which we append,
and which we commend to the attention Of
those, who, rs Wings, have been forever OPP
posed 10 the trucking, bargaining, and cor
rupion Of The shan Democracy Of the coun-
try We hope that all Of the friendly
Wmgs" viii read 1t.
Heaf Quarters Of The Bay State Club,
HdshRgion u. C., Juiy I, 1850.
The BAY STATE BUCK AND
BkECk CLUB is composed of Democrats
from Massachusetts, temporarily residing at
Washington, and was organized for the pur-
pose OF assisting IN the election of James
Buchanan and John G. breckenridge as presi
dent and Vice President Of the United States.
For lhls purpose the members have pledged
free use OF their time and means.
MOI Democratic member Is to be found
lu either branch OF Congress from Nassachu-
setis The club have therefore deemed il
their duty 10 disseminate correct political
Information among the people Of the State,
thot they may, m a measure, countelact the
influence so extensively circulated by tho
opposition; and Will, their means shall DO
freely used, they feel their lncompetencv 10
SUPPLY the demands for documentary infor-
mutton that may be desired, and which, for
the good Of the Cause, should be placed in the
hands OF at least every Democrat in Massa-
chusetts. They solicit aid and will be plens-
ed 90 receive contributions of moLev from
individuals or political Clubs in each town,
village and city Of the State, to be sent to
their Secretary. Such moneys will be ex-
pended for the purpose Of proper documents
ana political speeches, to afford information
regarding political affairs Win the aid Of
such members of Com ress as may be willing
10 frank the same, the Club will direct SAID
documents TO the address Of the donors, or 10
such persons as they shall specify If con-
ulbutons for the general circulation of docu-
menls be made, they will be acceptable and
Judlciousy applied.
he Club desires tina, lists Of names be
sent, whether accompanied by money or not.
Lists of names Of persons and their address,
should be plainly written and marked as
kHolon .Jriends Whigs, ddherng 10 our cause,
and doubtful, or a seperate list of each class
If furnished,
The Club cordially invite an interchange
OF correspondence with the various Demo-
cratic associations and Clubs throughout the
State, and where they de- not exist, would
urge the necessity Of an immediate organlza-
ton.
BY order of the Club.
JOSEPH +. ADAMS, Pres.
J Il. CoNANT, see.
=. >. Please make up The list desired for
your Post Office as promptly as possible, m
the following form, and send them to the Sec
rotary.