Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-08
FoRNEY AND THE president.

We have published Mr.. Foney's larry
town speech and the denial of the Presidents
orgon: it is therefore proper to give the sub
stance Of Forncy's rcjoinder. More here
after
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-ln to-morrow's
papers will appear an address of Mr. Forney,
Of several columns in ongth, in vindication
Of the principle Of popular Sovereignty, and
in reply to the assaults of the Lecompton or
CANS lie intended to deliver the address at
public meeting, but the multiplicity of his
duties have rendered it impossible
He commences by reviewing the part that
he took at Tarrytown and the causes which
induced him to make the speech he did there
lie then alludcs to the statements of the
Union, denying the conversation he is rep
resented to have had with the President. He
says -
Not only did the conversation take place,
but many things that were said were omitted
in the Tarrytown speech Among other
things the President said :-
of You. Walker and Dougas will unite
in support of my Kansas policy. the people
of Kansas will vote for IL at the election ON
the 2lst of December. know that you
have the strong side of the question and that
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few days after this interview, a friend
from Southern Now York visited Mr.. Forney
at Philadelphia saying that thc President
had desired him 10 assure me that the Presi-
dent intended to make his Kansas policy "a
te'l upon inc party ana tha' no man "oui1
ue 'oiera'1o Wy 'Ne administration VINO "'u
"oJ approve an" support il"
hcSa'ulhs 'he Union assertions lnat ms
oiney - statement Oh inc CABINET meeting
is I"''e' Mr' oInoy says 'lnt tne report Oh
'ne conversation oe'Woeh N"'Ner ana ,ie
taolne' was comm '"'ct.'" ID! 10y oIl'.oh W.
'onuson' one Oh 'he eal'9r' Oh tne Oh'oh'
Mr. Forney thcn aIudes TO lne attacks oil
tue We" 10TH "'"" upon n'h' applying
terms 20 the edltor OF NAV paper NOT "t all
complimentary TO MN. lie nest quotes nom
several articles 'h" nave appeared in the
HeI'0" durng tnc Fre'ldenual campalto'
saving 'h't Mr huchahan once saiI 90 nlm
WIN ihuGh eNc'''i'ch ny am so IRA.
ouccu ana pursued 10y 'nl9 infamous Nna'c
lia'e no. inehoS VINO VIII WISH NOW AorN
ana punish h'm as he deserves lIi' ears
Sh""'" oe taken on ~ the PuoHc streets
Subsequent To the election when he' For
ncy, had published causuc article about Mr.
BENNETT Mr.. Buchanan regretted the puhh-
catiot' saying 80 desire mat Mr. Bennett
shall support my administration.
Mt forncy tncn reviews the political con-
d'u'n OF tine 'n"n' claiming lhat all The
l'ecompton' and concludes 10y predicting
tne complete overthrow OF tle Iioe'dehl s.
RUE IN the coming ciectlon IN TINS state
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s most of them purchased by me to prevent
a them from being separated from their families
O and ] emlncipatcd more than / now own -
$ The doctrine advocate will, if successful
give freedom to all the slaves i'm Missouri
# my own included, and should consider thi
great boon chcaply purchased by the sacrifice
of whatever interest ! have in that species O
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