Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-07-19
POLITICAL INDICATIONS.


iss' week mas had the buchanan riag At us
masthead, has taken il down. and instead
thereof opens with n leading article of which
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We "a'e e'e' eu'e''ainea nien regaro 70.
"o Ps'so"S' e"a,@o'e' " m'' Duenana"' anu
"e"''e 'osi'P" o'oogn' ''e news .. MS NOM
,"a'o" "y iaige "aJo''y ~ ,he 'ineinna''
oon'e"''on' we a. once oone,uueu 'na' 'he Dem
oe'-"' P@.,y "ao "e's',n'neu 10 uisS'o~ an CON
ps''V" " ""u, @"a .eouse '"e ae',on OF r,efee'
Do1ei1s @ o. o''ng 'he parry PACK 70 'he oio
.'uNs' ", s"o p,o'o 70 'ne WO'io 'na' u couio
WV w 'e"o"s"'P WI" "a'"'s. was ~
''e'Pa''o" VI ',s e'en' '"a' we nao co"'lnueo
our 'on"ee"o" WIN "'e parry a"o mao ie',a'n'
"o" gn"g u"e'a"ee 'o ,nuigna"o" ""'en
-. ~o u''I'u' " ,eP'esS' ou. ""'en Wo"iu
"a'e 'e"oehcy W oisofgahils Us ahu "hnon'
l'u"e 70 eAsuhne 'ne P'ano'm' we no,s'eo
ny "Aue' o. 'ns nom'"ees o. ,ne convention
-Hu "'e" '"e p.s,,O'n vac oe'"'e VS. s"u We
,,e1E'l'1u '"e ~e,-Nnv~u nypoe'''y ~nl'S mao
e'o''eu INC ools'sl'nau'e PORTIONS ., u IN now
e1 '"e'o,ie snu 'sise "s'c' "es'i'i hoPea 'nl'
'"e mummy VI s"ul WHICH We oeen'eo 'ne cna'ac-
'e"suc OF James nuchansn' would prompt MIN
10 refuse 10 become the TOOL OF wIre-working
Poi"ielans, or al least eradc promise 10 car
ry out their base purposes.
In this we were mistaken. Mr.. Buchanan
has only been 10 eager 10 prove that he will
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eeods,sd no .rr.s No. .;,hs,;ac - ,sa 40
min. oe On, FRO ;0.,;,n,;oos d,,n ,hs an.
sirocco is to the organic laws which influence
physical life, and which have already exercis-
cd controlling Influence in making the fair
heritage Of the North entirely suhsersicn, 10 the
worse than despoiic control of the South !; and
we look in vain in the selfs,,ied Democratic
party for the elements of democracy which dis
unso's"eu ,ne Gays o. Andrew JACKSON and us
i'us'''ous ,''ne', inomAs 'rne's"n we see
u y o"'y '"e nu,'i'si"s 'nn1e"ees "nie,' uA'A-
e"eu u's po'i.e'' career OF 'onn y 'aihoan'
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i've ~ Al. .nrv;vo ~ rs,ish =, ,.o Ri, e., :,
sold;s,,s n,;de in b,ri;ns m,,6,I,v ,,,d., ,ho
maud b,,ne, or sc,,I ,;eh,s "
The ad;,o, of ,bs T-;b,,,, NJ, w su;,b
WIN has been the Ch,;,m,n of tho Domocr,,;c
County COmfnittep also sent in his restoration
with an admirable letter for which We mns,
,ry and find room.
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Pu's - i-Aessei eoS"y suPPOlu"s i'e'n'"',
~ y "en' eu"eo Wv" sof au" -sA'i -nu VI
'-'ss S"su'@"'n NAPs', ,aep De'.-
os'e'le o's4n "e inDsPe"uen' "",s' an a.
s,i.A" PaPe' @"a ,no lAa'','ns,' 'ne o'u ''ne
ing organ, anu "ey ~ '".o '''e supper, o'
S.,;,'' @ aos'pu,. s us.e' - - n-y sp""' 'u'
L=ncas.cr county is the homo Of Buchanan.
A letter in the Tribune from that county, speak
ing Of these indications that he has no political
favor to expec, from those who know him best,
adds
"The nomination of Fremont and Dayton is
hailed throughou, Pennsylvania with rhe most
enthusiastic delight by the friends Of freedom.
--Consiernaiion is rapidly spreading in the ranks
of the Buchanan men. and regular stampede
has occurred among the Old Line Wings. A
visit 10 York, Harrisburg and Reading. con-