Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21

Breckenridge principles A voice-"Ihc
Nicholson lcttcr") Yes, my friend you hit
it exactly. Cass had just written the Nchol-
son letter in which he asserted that Congress
had no power TO interfere with the slavery
question in the Territories, and Breckenridge
tells us that he made speeches for Cass, all
though up to the publication Of that letter he
had been for Taylor but than it was he
found out that Cass presented his principles.
Here we find Breckenridge again boiling
Cheers and laughtor.) My friends. ! never
yet boted the regular ticket of my party
never yet went out hunting ON the day of
Presidential election in my liic-and hence
If boiling against tho regular organization is
a claim to democratic support, ] am entitled
to no credit upon that ground But let me
ask You, fellow democrats. what is to be the
consequence of your sustaining those schemes
of soccssionism and boiling
How would it work at your elections for
Governor When one man comes forward
and gets two hundred votes in Convention
tor Governor, and there arc ono hundred scat
tcring votes against him. all the minority man
has to do is TO bolt against the man that got
the two-thirds, and then propose a compro-
mise, by way of fusion. Then, again. when
YOU hold Congressional Convention TO nom
mate candidates, and the regular Democrat
who never botcd in his life gets two-thirds
vote and one cquivocal Democrat who goes
hunting ON election day gets but onc-third
vote, all his friends and himself have to do is
to bolt, and thus run Il onc-third candidate
and then demand compromise and fusion. --
Then, again, when you come TO nominate
candidates for the Legislature, and one por-
ton of the party outyotes the other by two
thirds, all you have to do is to get the mino-
rity TO bolt, and refuse to support the regular
ticket, unless you divide with them and form
a fusion by way of compromise. Cheers and
laughtcr)
ask you, what will become Of the demo-
cratic organization, Of that moral power which
attaches fidelity to principles, if you are go-
ing TO sustain this new idea of boiling and
secession Why, it seems that in order to
be a true breckenridge man you must bolt a.
galnst the regular nominee every time OF else
you must 90 hunting on election day
cheers and thus defeat the democrat who
mover wayercd, or cheated his Iarty. loud
cheers. It you sanction or tolerate this
new dodge you hold out premium for every
laithlcss man to bolt in future For one,
eau never fuse, and never will fuse, with
man who tells me the democratic creed is a
dogma, contrary to reason and to the cousti-
tuition. Let AS spurn the boiling idea.
WHITE RIVER JuNorloN, Sept. 5.-Thc
National Union Bell and Everett Convention
for the nomination Of State and District f.
lcctors, was held here to-day. h. Mex.
Ormsby of Bradford, was President and
john B. Wheeler, Esq. of Burlington. Sccrc-
uy. Addresses were made 10y Mr. Omsby,
Prof llsddock of Lebanon, and Rev DIR.
Wheeler of Burlington The electoral ticket
placed in nomination is as followa:
For Electors at Large-John Wheeler of
Burlington and q. w Pritchard Of Bradford
For District Elcctors-I. NJ. Ross of Mid
dlcbury, A. S. Hyde of St. Adams, and $.
w. Thorn Of Butteboro'.
70 Vermont Election came off yesterday.
We have no returns before going To press
This state is black Rcpublican-wo suppose
irrcdccmaby at present. but we expect to
hear ot large democratic gains In this election
-scc If we arc disappointed Coos Demo-
crat
Well you can see
FIRE rs DRuBY.-We learn that on Fri
day last, the house and barn belonging to Mr..
Emery in Derby. was entirely consumed 10y
FIRE The fire caught from a chimney. Loss
$500 and nearly covered 10y insurance
hasj"yl Staa3arl
~ We refer our readers to the advertise.
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From his well known reputation in the busi-
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- The Mechanics Exhibition at Faneui
and Quincy Halls, Boston, is now open, and
possesses unusual attractions for visitors 1t
affords one Of the most amusing and profta-
bic entertainments as it enables all to exam
inc the works of the great inventive genius of
the age in Art, Science Mechanics and Man
ufactures
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~ We invite special attention to the ad
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!Harriages.
In Claremont, n II in the Uniyersalist Church. Mr..
Edward Ingalls,, Of Norlhdeld VI, and Miss Jane A.
lhnmdikc of Claremont.
ID barre Mr. Allen Bates and Miss Lucy Ross, both