Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09

rr"s.iy'e rni deserted I've Nstcpsl VIII r.u,.. Wan.
What do tho Anttnason' aal Wig, ssy .bsu, voc. too,
They ssy YOU have betrayed yourself ,aio Tho b,,,, r
y an bdren' Nr','f, aud thi, BE- "tho truth Aud nctl,,,
bat ue itHih;' hence, your name hos hc,n ae,nyne,i~
from The srea, Natiousl Reppilcnu ron, anii, rtch,tiv
registered on The @tlut book" Ct The Kitchen c,s,u., a,
an applicant lt that miserable aol .c1ucias material .,
much sought atct-"rur srous."
foo sey,ih'i The contto The WING, havs rur,ssl h,.
had no other tendency than e. enbshien ven. bsr,. q
should give Them some credit. But your vision n.,,
be ~,iosoisily constituted 10 derive light from .ush e,,.,
dstsnc''os you woull rorr,seri ,alr Old friend, 10 "A.
involved IN, for You AID that you sac h.pv o.ut,,,,s
ha' a mort d.s-u1,Hs iohcy tasHuf gntiu.d ty rn,
""0g "'ar a'y gdem g're1,utsL }}aa Lat hssa ,ns.
5pd ~ hot ca" erpoL!uiaa, uAo h.r, rtco.y a,lu,s
BE "ems II Hhoe," So.
Now, C,ucul, you lonT mem iri %, YOU haze az.
p-''scd youtsclf 10 Tic above declaration. You doubt.
les was uotu lulc excited whco you l,,aol m the zen.
tcacc' from reading tie naughty querlc, in tie lieriJ.
an leotc ypu had reelected nnJ coded lown. At an,
rate whether you wastorious oruot, we can toll you one
thing which lou may rely urou-unl thai, is, IT - one "
The most uu%lottuo.t c polit ca, remarks YOU probably ever
we'e ia your lie Tor nv Intelligent pcton who ha.
known YOU can have the charity to believe thHl you
made It Ia sincerity and truth. lfthey dl 1t would not
better your case because, 1t is as well unltts,ooi thu,
You have tccn q Yrotossed National republican md Why
until within two or three years, at most, asst i. that tie
editor Of tie Herald has. Hence, you zee the dilemn,
which YOU arc in You must either have mi,rerrcsen'ei
your own feeling. or you mrsi have been foe a Ion, time
engaged ia .u,'a,ajn; (a yoi .ty) a tase cause! Bat,
perhaps your plea will be, you have jut obtained the
light. This won't do General. You arc otccmel too
intelligent TO Gcr-sueh an apology.
Dut lat M in,,.r. ,,I,t a.. tbs ,.,I,r ,,L;,l 49,. r.
gu-tiug" that the Wing. have pursueJ3 hi,tme Tiny
have opposed some # the humhag project. Of he slmiu-
%s,ration, and some Of he usurpations of power. lts a.
so true that they quoted the stormy elements Of Multi.
cation, and effected an importen, compromise of a iiG-
Guilty which was threatening the vital interests of the
Union. They opposed the removal of tho Daposits,.
which occ stoned 80 much distress throughout the coun.
try. They have terrified out q scene of fraud and prod.
gacy in the Post and Land Offices, Which confounls ami
astonishcs every body. They have complained If tho
course taken by the administration of Furnishing their pc
Eticnl enemies snd r~cwuraing their friends. Or, in other
word, Of turning out Of pGhl C employment every "ue
WIN was unwilling TO support Gen. Jackson, succeeding
them 10 many instances, by mere tool. of "lhe party
without due record to qualifications. They have com
plsincd that the Executive disresarled the memorial.
anl entreat;o. Of one hundred and fifty thousand freemop
laid before him to rrstore the depositos during the mem.
orable pressure in 1888. and Who actually and pertopaIy
e insulted the mem rislsts.
The Wings, furthermore, advocated the distribution
, ofthe surplis Revenue among the S,atos.
Are these, General, the measures which have 90 "ds.
gustcd" you lfnot, pray what arc they
You hhv digressel, General, ms you admit, occasional
. ", in your tccous spistle. Particularly wien you at.
3 tempt to impeach the motives of the editor ofthe Her.
aid in his political course. While you admit that he no,
y always prolessed t. be attached to the Democrotic Re.
h pubhoa1 cause, from an curly day, you question h' mo-
c tivcs. How ling IS it, General, since you entertained
y suspicious ia relation 10 the motives Of the editor? BE
= Tia. rs IT may, we tell you frankly, that We never SUI
4 pectel your motives nor iuto gritty until we found you
II had deserted the good old National Republican or Wing
II Eng, aul was oontenlng along side the Hickory and
y Slippery Elm fellows
:, The General inquiries with u great deal OF apparent
gravity--"Nh here DO You find yourself now Major '"-
Is (addres,iug the editor) Not III your company, General
for you have deserted. What nonsense 20 attempt II
throw doubt upon the polite, Of tie editor of The Her
cid. You might as well attempt To throw doubt UPON
II the bravery Of old Ethan Ellen, General.
lie inquiries also, whether Mr. Van Buren, no, not been
g consistent politician. This, General, Is one Of the mos
crafty questions you have propoundej. But your olice
il reolily discoYcrol. You would fcign make the rea
% ders of your opistle believe that you asked this quesiiot
III in sober earnest, as though you believed him 10 be . re-
ID straight ftRar', eausis'ent" p%oliticisnl Whist
10 fs you must be in II you think so We are then chh.
lensrd 90 show Wherein b. has not. But whatif We
should We Or. subseqp,uty tod that We hall mott
credited If We 40. Hence, what's the uie Hnsl
fudge Crierul, to ta!k ibon, Van Bnran consistency D.
you must know i. lie has teen fer anl ag1insi merry
g every prominent political MEASURE that has been agiisio
n s.ucc We have KNOW him,anI that q. about twenty year,
70 Thi, GcG-rhl, il "a c1rd.ug 10 strict truth" ifyou please