Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-17
CAMPAIGN ITEMS.

oiina alone, in the promptest manner and by
the most direct means" lie then gives his
views in detail. He thinks the accession Of
the Republican party to power would be
marked by no startling measures Of aggres-
sion, but BY "a wise moderation" "But.
he says, "the mere fact Of such party taking
possession Of the Federal government with
the acquiesccnce of the South will be the
most fatal blow the South ever received
Republican party would be formed at tho
South, and emancipation would become only
a question of time What does the man pro-
pose 20 do about it +; Hear him.
"rhc South still has splendid cards IN her hands,
she will only play them The constitution Of Northern
society IS artificial in the extreme. Immense wealth has
been accumulated there. few are richer than the kings
Of The tast the multitude labor fog their daily bread
much Of this wealth Is brcah-thc breath Of credit A
civil convulson will bring their paper system Of credit
mmhlng about their The first gun fred In civil
win them $50 900 00l. and strikes will not be
confined 20 the shoemakcrs but will become cpIdemc
II Lincoln elected let put them at defiance and
they incline 20 Try the last argument Of kings against MS
very we'll When, ia sixty days they have lost 5000,
00OJJ and hear the Of their unemployed mob,
demanding bread blood perhaps the docne of negro
equality will not be quite popular and The beginning
ut powerful reaction may take place. the hnfhnger OF
long years u peace and fraternity But no reaction
takes place. and our Northern tyrauts persist In putting
us 90 nur mettle-yery we'll II nothing will do theta
hut che sword be it so.'
tBH Col Forney opens his batteries on the
r,sio, ,,r,r,r.,,,,,c Of tho democratic State
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NoWnlttee OF lehhsylNahia' nc says that
BODY has become "a mere machine for the
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P"P NAMING ING 'e"'' """ f"'
ting forward, as the duly chosen candidate Of
the Democratic partv for President of the
United States. the merest efiyy of disunion.
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80 o"''"'i' ''a' l'' "N''o" .'"' "''' 0''a.'"
mated in open defiance OF the known will Of
the great rnaioritv Of the Democracy in the
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otate' ana ls out an act OF tyranny on the
part of the majority Of the Committee, all the
,,,,r-,tera ,f whom, ,,c r,,,1fy ;rJo,c,Jo,t
and derive their powers alike from the people.
H. concludes his article as follows
., I4,rg IS universal demand among ne friends o.
de-, fss viii dou6tIes. be roaaed 4 meeting Of the
faithful members Of the Sta,e Central Committee, well
, FSS' o & a9 r1 mem WI" pc n,'1 IA, ~
Pr,,sa NV dave ago and we pre.dme ihcy viii CRAFTY
me desire, and etpee'soos IF those h represent BY
AZ, am e,ri, 89y or nl,rin, o,e IN ,,e scd AZ eace
~ Inc ~. LOUIS bcwocfW says that
neither D1uglas nor eckinridge can carry
,b, s.t..o -, N,.,.,L. Vh.,.I.,.f. y.,,1.-l,f
'" ' wv 0"''~'- n"''N"'
says That by the accepted returns Barrett
majority f1r tlo short torn, il 14l aud Hairs
49, ,-o ~. =. .ta A.
l' 'A, '"nH 'eI'" l'f"" u"' i' "aNo' 'ue
following important statement
.l. official rtirf t1,fe are ater two hundred gruub-