Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-09

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Beautiful consistency, When an editor
makes up his miLd TO "bolt," without, having
the hrmness TO do il maniully, lac is sure TO
fall into gross absurdlties, and render him
self completely ridiculous. Suchi the case /
with the heroes Of the Free Press aud North .
Star. They have cut antimasonry and enlisted ,
in the Tory service but con :ious of their I
own proiligacy, they frequently pitch an cd /
itoral upon the old key while il plainly |
apparent that their only desire is to promote |
the cause of the Office Holders.
They will tell you that they cannot sup |.
port Harrison for President, because he is NOT
a political antmason, and sing hosannas to
Van Buren, in the next sentence who has
fought antlmasonry from first To- last. What
beautiful consistency ~. Republican &
Courier.
The Bennington Gazette, warm Tory
print says that 'the democratic party" have
one fired principle always in view;-alluding
no doubt to the "spoiis of office" We agree
with that editor entirely, for once.-B.
The editors and publishers of the State
Of n. York, are making arrangements Tor
holding Convention at Utica. Various
subjects have already been suggested for the
consideration of the Convention, among
which are requiring payment for newspapers
to be made in advance; petitoning Congress
for free transmission of letters; compelling
makers and vendors of patent and quack me-
dicines TO pay full price for their advertise
ments, &c. &c.
At the time Of adopting the Federal Con
stitution, every State, except Massachusetts,
had slaves So says the Columbian Cent?
nal
"Why did not they The Whigsl support
the antImnsonic rganization and state tick
ct, last fall and thus place the Jacksonians
in ihopetess minority in Vermont. !"-.Norh
Star.
Indeed Mr. Eaton, the answer is perfectly
obvious. You know the good reason the
Wings smelt treachery in the dish your party
had cooked up; and the events Of each
successive week prove their nasal powers to
have been perfectly sound. Yourself, MIR
Barber and others are now realizing the
worst apprehensions of the Whigs.-Vt.
Watchman.
Mr. Barber blows hotter and hotter for
anti-masonry the nearer he yergeS to Van
Iburenism-'looks one way and rows 10th
err The time was when he was as strong
against Jacksonism as he Processes now to be
for antimasonry what assurance have the
antics that his antlmasonry is u whit better
than his anti Jacksonism III.
BE it remembered, while noting the reso-
buttons of the late Y. B. caucus, that the
strongest adhering masons, the staunches,
lopponents ofgivlng up the institution, were
in that party. Judge H. has said that Van
himself made Jackson President by the aid
of masonry.-b.
The National lntelligenccr Of THURSDAY
says, sour opinion continues unchanged
that Congress will not act upon the recon-
mendatons contained in the (Special) Mes
sage, until at least We hear what has been
the reception ofthe Presidents Annual Mes
, sage by the French Government"
I CRIME AT EsoUrH-wEsT-Dr SaGnaeis Of SIN IN
land, X y. has been shot dead by young Of th
name OF Ashton. In h recon,re between Mr. Bessiel
and Mr. Crouch Of Livins,ton Co. the latter ksd
aud after destroying giA.s aud furniture at the Ar
csde ded H. public house kept 10y one arntroug
Here they began the and being TtsIfteI
r they drew their dirks. 1h. irishned away sll bu
the OF Armstrong, whom they seized and him in
ncled many wounss. to cause his immediate death
The wsicI called bot they WOUNDED those who b
tempted TO them. aud ed to aLoiher ilote
where they armed themselves with pistols. Some troo
were then csllel out aud they surrendered. II D. ,a
these drunken murderer are wealthy, aud viii c.
cape
message from the President of the Uuitel Statei
executive busnrts, wHs transmitted 10 the Senate %
Thursday the 28.h Wit supposed TO relate 10 the prod
fered mediation 81 England.
NJ Pagot, and The whole French Legation, sailed ffor
New York the 9th u.t. Ia the packet shP P.'sn
Tor Have.
IrSimultsnous Temperance meeiiost srs TO % hell
on the last Tuesday of Fetusry, which SiI lie The -
i day.
i The Department Of State Of Warrington has been 81
. hcally noti d fthe blockade by the brszlian GOV
ernmeut OF the sntrs eoattf Of the province Of Para
, which Is N rebellion ss-Iasi the authority Vi that Gov
: eTaDent.
ID A sAnyuinnry ARRAY took place al Charsstown, s. {
2 between yoan. genGent,n with lifks Three u "a
!, aunber were severely Wcunded.
l. Aoesuuf. continue TO be received If more rsvsge,