Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-21
Written for the Green Mounatin Freeman.
Third Congressional District Con-
vention.

L
vention. |
The Democracy of the Third Congressional
District assembled at the Court House tn Hyde
park, on the 9Th instant, en- mdsse, to wit to
the number of twenty seven, and were duly .
temporarily and permanently organized-Hon
v. w. Waterman in the Chair A Committee
on Nominations was raised consisting of eight.
Said Committee reported the name of Hon. W.
W. White as IL candidate for Congressm m,
wherein pon--whew ! what storm. 1t was af-
frmed by Messrs. A. lIunton and A. Hill,
and contradiction fsarlessly challenged, that, in
Aane Don,n, one thousand eight hundred
and forty-eight, the said W bite had certain pro-
clivitiss. which were manifested, openly, BY his
running as the Free Soil candidate for Senator
for I.a,noille County, which said l'rociyities
were wholly inconsistent with his present pro
LESSONS of Democracy. The Hon. e. Gen. }
d. A. Smallcy, Collector of Vermont, came
gallantly to Mr.. Whites rescue, and said he
dared swear that Mr.. White had thoroughly
purecd himself of all such heritical doctrines
indeed be knew that W hite had confessed and
presumed he had repented, but he, Mr.. Smaey,
,uonla no4 ,ros ona sosnoctca of sucb odious
principles upon the Convention; but the lact
having been shown to have existed, 20 purSa-
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neon)e oro canahle and our,.- J., have the ,;abt
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piticd kindly. the other clIss we're dishonest
HpSnlSpd NInpty
hundred Of his nnno,eot. now admitted the
, nrincinles If that Ri IN H., correct CHARGED
all the difficulties in Kansas to the Emiprant
f Aid Society and Addition fanatics admitted.
for sake Of oreument. that the nrincinles Of the
, Bill had been violated but if so. the Black
Republicans were to blame When the Bill was
being discussed in Congress, the Black Repub-
, licans predicted its failure. SAID blood would
; auw. &c. in order +, GET credit FIR n shirt Of
| prophetic wisdom thew had conspired to defect
lis objects. and make Kan as a slave state 70,
e political e,pital Every honest and ;ntel,iyen,
? man knows that. had il NIT been for the Aid
r Society and Addition fanatics, Kansas would
t to- av, have been free Territory or State, anc
t would now have been as onict as Oregon. Neb
G raska, &c, He ventureu that no inteliyen
t man would denv his n,sitions--.. little mer
n clamoring on n small seal. to tse contrary. mt
k wit[standing - The BLACK Repnblicans di,
4 not want neaee in Kansas Brooks WAS
q u,,uoLt,, Lou--S,moor - n.r.;,,s daC,mor-
q both deserved condemnation alike. but if Brook
had wbiaped Sumner in Il more rentlemanl
# manner ~ wonId have stood mnch the hest :
v Rat WIN do ,bese Black Renublicans elamor q
q }loud about Mr. Brooks attack unon Simmer
If Iook NJ Fremont, Did he NOT attach Sen,,o
D. Foot, a small man. not larger than Jacob Meack
0 for words spoken in debate. land Col Fremon
i being very muscular man. naync heen clu
e Gated at Vest Point the disparity WAS muc
r greater than between Brooks and Simmer am
IF strike him Frem3nt's assault unon Foot Gjt
If fered from Brooks assault upon Samner il
e degree. Co.. Fremont had been until quit
q lately both Catholic and \ slave.bolder. an,
r if any one would nav his EXPENSES he wonl
rs Furnish i,.yV ep,dence Of both facts and shoul
g continue publicly to proclaim these facts mt
some one took him up at his oT.r. What h
# said. he knew: {" little men camorinp on
lie small scale to the contrary notwithstanding
}. lie, Fremont. was educated by 4 Roman Catho
g. lie Ri,hon. and was for MANY wears ovovadlv
70 a member Of tbe Roman Catholic Church n
1t was Cour,-pa,t;aIed for mut;nv and susnenda
70 fran the sary;o, l,r = y,,r and u,nli ,, hoo,
sentenced ia ~, .not !. tina Court Martin, ha,
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