The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-28

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iAsa 4 The esapsrg bas, be rssurued
,he practice ~ ~ profession.
H. 1880 N ssXmoIr vAs nomInsted
s b. ths nemeerate party far Governor
i tlu state Aher q FeI apImated pou
tasl b twean the Oi5 HunkeTs aud
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fth former taei4JH. and ihnn uodrr
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ssa a,ssr& ~ sas deiaai.l, RAINING
81 0olaBi al ths iest u tie democrat
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lsi iIs Wig party ~ Ass sfstasss
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Bis 1854 lbe Democratic party as
g1 ll pfptuloh etas p.tt lu t"0.
n Ai Wanf atgDat sgsDuUpnR hlul.
4 a W tl.t slavery question, or SAYING
8 nHd ,asi euB.a be Construed iuta au
shAt.ita t tti& Mstta etNf1AN ItHE"b"h
\ dets, 1ej permitted his Hasue 10 b.
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\ tlc Usd barubufuegs, ui Van Bargh
\ nlun Notwithstanding this alliance
which leit Judge Bronson. the candi-
4 date 81 tie opposition faction. no
strength al al Air sesm0urs vote fell
oii more than one hundred thousand,
and be Vas defeated, de Was nov, by
n general consent, permitted 10 retire to
private life TIE mention Of Isis pame
ior the Presidency by some indssereet
friends Al the Democratic Convention
M 1856. Ras received 50 coidiy by the
yery lew who knew bun, and with such
wonder liz the tcat VI tho party, that
this privacy seemed unlikely 10 loo die
turbei
But il lbG2. the pressure Of the war
WAS heavily faIl III New York, aud The
rapid deeABo ia popularity Of Mr.
Seward, weakened The Republican par
Is 80 seriously that the Democrats were
encouraged to come out boldly against
the aaF Horatio seymour WAS again
maie the candidate for Governor. and
although has singular genius for alien.
ating voters u his own party again
showed itself, Yel 30 Was elected, al
though running decidedly behind the
Lieut. Governor aud Canal Commission
81, chosen the same ticket Coy. Sey-
mours diwqaceial career at the head
81 tho State government has open aud
persistent opposition 70 every measure
u The National administration IN de.
seuce u the Union, his shameless man
agemcut Il the worst classes of this
community ia their resistance 10 the
government, which ended 10 fearful
local rebellion. and 10 countless mur,i
ers,a familiar u every citgen Vt New
York. and viii s0on be equally familiar
g. lhe whole nation
so early a. 1861, Ar. Seymour an
nouaced lhosn yiows Of the future Of
Gus national finance, whioh lac has
sincg reiterssed in nearly tue same
words 10 every public speech be has
made, and 10 sheh be strives earnest
Is IL create SECTIONAL bitterness be-
tween the East aud the West, Of, as he
cslls them. ths creditor States aud the
debtor States o then denounced the
destruction q clvil rights, as he called
Il. 81 tlle administration, aud predict.
81 ibe rapadiation vt The pubac q 10.
81 late years BE has spoken more nude
efataiy; bat las ane n1ed laa ou iue
finances Is the lftecuatiHay hasaF ia.
tereets u tbe two great soonVus naal.
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Ne. srAusay WAS nominated a-asa
ID 1851 tn Governor bat SIS bsalca
is Cox FeHsga. Is q much gtaltet
iaaip5lf thau tAs' obtained hY Luea.u
o,es AloclhA Thus BIS ns tbarae
tetsat as candidate Urfaa tbe pes
ple. Il that be Aas uniformly. vtzAaua q
single exception, irom t8e Beginning Vi
hls ,aroer. rsa mnth byl44Ba hls QBb
psaty yske Ii la native y t. Iht
fcearl. Il 81 s egnddeut,ly l.sser,s,I
Is peculiar tabm al0ae am ag alb meu
ever prominently named ior t4e ireai-
dency
As Mr. seymour has never obtained
4 seat ID either house 81 Congress. nor
"a oti@ q any kind under the national
government, a he has never served III
tie army q navy, a. be has never been
dentihed with any political measure d
national Importance, as ho has ne1ei
written or altered paragraph 90 shy,
iu6 q interest 70 the whole people o.
she United States, as IN short he is a