Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-09


Those old gentlemen who are engaged in
an attempt to galyonizo whiggcry, frankly
avow, with the simplicity Of second child
hood, that their purpose is to defeat the Re
publicans in 1860 No one can doubt that
this is the end they seek, and it would not
have been difficult to comprehend it, even it
it had not been ayowed 1t was what they
did in 1856, when they were ten times as
strong as they are likely to be year hence.
But it is strange that even these gentlemen
should declare that they expect to bag the
Republicans in 1861 by helping defeat them
in 1860. They must have a poor opinion of
the men they expect to catch, if their child
ish castle-building for five years ahead is
based on no better foundation than their con-
yiction that the rod is the sceptre that should
be held by founders Of parties. All the OPP
position parties this country has ever known
have heretofore failed because of their impa-
thence of discipline, and it is by no means
likely that the men who compose the present
opposition will be more amenablc to coercion
/ than were their predecessors. The very char
actcr of the principles they support renders
them unfit subjects for logging. The slavery
they do not love for others can hardly prove
, agreeable to themselves.
. rbo ,roa, ,,,..or or ,b,t s,,to tbe beliof tbat
70 Mr.. Seward leads the Republican column, the
union of the Hards and Solts, and the cir
3 cumstanco that the "Americans' are so situ-
I ated as to be able to give victory to whom
70 soever they please, these things all unite to
draw upon Now York the mental eyes OF
= thousands Of politicians, or patriots. The
- Americans had a meeting at Geneva on the
oqd atYbich IL ,,os de,srminod to hold ,
q So Conrontio, on the ostb of Sentember
o;,btocn dave orter tho meotiny of the Re
rnbEcsn Convention shall have been held .-
% Tbis shows that there is to he no attemn
- made IN oct mn n coalitiop The Renublican,
oro s+ron, oror,,b 10 corrv tbo STATE pnles,
= ,,o Ar,or;oors sbonlJ ,o ovor to the nemoc
- NOV v,bicb il il !, tboir mower 10 do I'm
IN ,,h;cb thoy viii NOT do = Bosion Traveller
=. --
ie ~ Tho Charleston lIeycyry saws that tb,
follouing from, Sontbern CORRESPONDENT /,
v Kansas noints in The y;oLt direction
ST ,.wo have ohort o7oO Southern mon !,
40 soon as Kansas l. admitted into tho Union
II W. arc connected with n southern orgari,a
- tion and irclpdinq all we have about u oO
mo, Tho novt tbnatre for action win IA
% CnoroLoo Cr,ol and Choc,o,v rotiors m
Is Soutb should nrcnarc for this in time an
- stand by her territorial ripbts."
Ds WAsurxGroN. Sent 2--Tbe man who re-
90 centlv bronobt from philadenbio to New Yor
NJ 6fteen vonng ladies under nretence Of talin
ot them south as school and music TEACHER,
No and then robhed tbom Of their money an
&C boggage wos arrested hero to-niobt Inv chi,
he Goddsrd and Iiept McUenv lie was re
~. cogni1ed no Hiram p T,eslie heretoforo tom
W. noror;Iy ernloyoJ as n Ioborer in tho pator
.os p#co So,po NJ o,r own c;,;1ors bad hoo
~ suindlod hy him IGs valiso conto;rod
l. are,a ,,,l,ar ~ iot,trs IRON, ,,ar;ons ,,or,s
80 H. onnntrr tho oontonts nf Srhjcb gIow,
H. hs, Lo ba1 trayolod IN flo sontb ond go.
,ot ortons;roi,, on',orod IN d;shonoat scSo,,,o
'.;c. ia, =; IvnaIsa... ~.
,a'Be "aNui'"B '''NS o''''"eu oy nun are
ou Tue express o"iee' un1 are s"PPoseu 70 60
tam many Naiuap'es oeiohg'nG 10 ms Vlc'!m
lie mas oeeh oonmlt'en TO jan 10 await
'n,' requ'siuoh rom 'he governor OIL new YORK