Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30
WIG TICKET.
ROBERT PIERPOINT,
WILLIAM C.. hI7'TRIDGE.
THOMAS u. HAliHOND.
From n, Literary Emporium.
DiSApPOlNTMET.

bAt'hl / OlN ! lllsl.
DIs,PPoNrmBNr is the foul DESTROYER of mans
hopes, 1t turks in every passing breeze. in every
imaginary hope of happiness. 1t strikes death
blow to our enjoyments. All are subec, to It's dire
fni effects, and none can stay its powerful arm II
sports with the affections Of the Young and laws
PROSTATE the hopes of the aged. With Anticipation
for MS herald It roams the world, enters every abode
ana clouds every Joy. 1t introduces itself at the
commencement of our ano, and follows ms thro'
all the various scenes ofiie. Its first attack was
in the garden Of Eden. Yes it even entered the
Paradise OF God. No circumstances in human
bic can exempt US from It's innovations. 1t is at
the present time ms it before the food an dc,
TIE foe. Time has not dulled its energies, or re-
tarded It's movements. Mark the distress which
attend it,
Behold the man on whom Nature has layshed
her best gifts, and winged wealth INDUCED until
The word pronounced hm happy" lie looks to
his only sou, to mature his plans and execute his
purposes. The father sees him, through the din
vista OF the future, prince of grcat lenown. But
few years tell another tale. The dotted son blasts
the parents hopes, aud leaves hm to descend to
premature grave.
ASK the maniac who royes the streets, the cause
OF ms insanity; and Treason ever obeycl her die
ta'es, he would answer,--"Would ! had never
built such airy castles, held before my nee hap
ny vision what | never realized"
Ask the orphan,as she leaves her only home, and
pnrsues her way TO the grave yard ask her what
has caused her eye to dim and rendered life bur
den Meihnks hear her cxcaim, -"Dsappoint
ment has w'ihered every joy, and slain every expec
ted happiness O llie."
Ask the widow, as she Gllows TO the tomb her
earthly al,the cause of her c0arnlties and if tears
II iprancp eha would 20 cf,trn .,,,;.,,
meat, that foe to earthly happiness has plunged me
IN misery"
Inquire Of the poor African as he goes to hi.
task, the cause; and already hear him cxclam.
My native land bore many who we're the chill
dTen OF disappointment. Would that man had ne.-
er been perm tilted to hope or that disappointment
had never slam the expectations Of the Africans"
But need not follow the maniac IN his wander
lngS, or The degraded African 10 bis task. TO ia1
chdIreG Of Disappointment No; jos, turn your
eye to the proud metrop1. Of our nation whore
the liquid fame, with bold dufance, has alike De.
struyed The vast treasures Of the uch and Tho scan
y Puaacc Of Tie poor. Imagination only cap p9r
'r4y The sorrow, ofthosc. who one day amid luo.r
hoasaul- wcfc h3uc go s.ii-encc .--,ie neat bloc.
The sad victims ufaleaafu.ail.n'
Enter ;as dwelling Vt sgy human being ou the
face - tins m.-ag globe -''.e lahy dome. n- the
huub.e collie &C. --iua ha.. " +cenoe o. the -o.I-
81 ignorance. and inquire d Tile invader has no,
haliej their lc-lenr. I.a siD.' 'auouu- cry would
5e'-'Y- aud be- urra 900 saul1;e, which 80,
froicc, us foG. ~ n,.s'ess influence o. ,is dec.
uirun- zoe 20
Thee are so1c 81 i4e fad cEcis orj.spppalul-
mon'. LIVER s.ucc b catered Tie garden Of E.teu.
u Bias been Size destroyer of earthly blss. aud soc4
viii it continue uaul 'Ast Jay When "thc heavens
shall be rolled together as scroll ana ibe earth
be Wr1pt 10 the flames 81 the haal coudagIation
baFHIA.