Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-01
FROM THE ALLEGHAHIEs,

STANDING s7-yr. Oct. %. 1850.
De4r Free Pres
Doubti1g not that word # cheer
from, me uurs air Of the mountains Of Pennsylvania
would be pleasant sound to the citizens Of your
'freo born State, just before they strike
the ina blow FOX d free North, have con
cluded after months Of silence to tell you and them
that YOU may expect from our state.
0ur Tdes Of Ostober fell with crushing f01cs
pno- the shattered fragments Of the heretofore
aUnter-ifed Democracy as they love % 'e
called. During all the active part of cur uuo'Tna
tional campaign, all the elements. whether they
were the still adherin- worshippers Of the oid &c
rr,c+ ny the jealous devotees to the Popular
Sovs-aiyntv D5iger or the picus AM pure 1sa'-
erg for the pay who seemed So Jealous about saw
inc the Union. the Bell Everett party,--all 0o'n
great sDd small. were SO happy II the prospect OF
their approaching triumph over the people that It
NOT 90 be wondered at that they seem nearly
BfsIss, All day during our election, they were
as merry as a bride On her bridal morn,-and IN
til the first fash Of lightning gave evidence Of
their fate then every man went To- his BED ;
and for several days they we've all so busy that
Won could hardly luI one q then. Each had
taken ~ his field or o. his merchandise. as If there
had been no election
Inc people had arisen In their might, and sV e1'
from them everything. even Hops that dim white
sail ca a distant sea. had disappeared, and
the ealmaes. o.. despair settled upon
the few Breckin-idga men and Union savers
Douglas pa-tisans were O little more cheerful, io1
with curse at the disorcanizsrs. they said II vas
good enough f1- them and that they knew that
the North had stood all that she could bear, ana
hare and there one would say, More than she
ought bear.
But the storm has swo7, over them and they
now are again trying to re form thel- defeated
aui dislear-sneI followers and some even tax
as if there was real y to be another contest All
the o-s-v ezs-vesceacs from tho heads Of Southern
editors is published now, TO prove tlatif Lincoln
should be elected by the people. then the south
would at once withdraw from the Union and Of
course il would be dissolved. Only once elect hin
President. they ssy, and the Union is destroyed
Oer People now answer. we once gave Jackson
and Calhoun. both southern men, majority Of
$4,000 They we're elected. and the Union was
no. dissolved And if NOR the election Of Two
Northern men will dissolve it--it JIG time we knew
it. And If the thing ''has got 70 De f,5 nov is
as good time as any. There are no te-ro-s here
OIL the subject, The fret and fume Of the Hotspurz
have Jos, their power. Penasyivania will send up
her voice with the echo o. another 10000 rnstor-
itv. that the North has submitted until further
submission is disgrsoe
The doubtful votes are now all i1- "o-d Abe.
The honest Americans no longer g fo- Beu and
E7erett-.it' no use, they ssy. Inc oaIm.thlnkers
among the Democracy say, well. believe a
change viii d. US good. And everywhere the
same spirit moves the masses OF 70 victory.
BOYS Of the Green Mountain I1s victory IL
already vo1. The Keystone State an3 her
honest sons viii challenge you TO do q nobIsrwork
than they. Up through the long night Of Loco
Fooo 1ais1ale and deception they Will come, and
give their thousands to the light q better days.
The Republican spiri, Of her early history mas
been aroused. and nov she viii rise with the
/ proudsst in her struggle for the right. We mean
here to add thousands 70 our late majority. VIII
/ not ycu do SO too D. not fl to vote, every
man " need me votes Of the People as well as Of
tho Electors 70 give majority and power % our
triumph Pennsylvania viii set ven an example.
Let your majority be worthy Of the State that
Guilds school houses, and raises men