Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30

DEMocRhcY.--Onc would suppose, by reading
the Van i}1Ien papers throughout the country, and
particularly 90 tils state that the friends Of Tho
Baltimore nominations were al pure democrats md
the only republicans in the country aud that the
friends Of llarfisun aud Granger we're Hartford
Convention tedeuliss. ltis very easy thing for
men, pariics, to citim 10 be what they not;
and quite easy to assert HAT others possess
princp pies which are wholly foreign from them. In
stead fthc supporters Of MARTIN Van Buren, being
the democracy of 1912 and tho friends of General
Harrison The fedoTels's Of that period the reverse
is much nearer the truth. All who are well nc.
qaoincd win the history aud public men Of those
tines must know that many of the oudng men
Of that day are now foremost ia the administration
ranks. For instance in the Senate OF the United
Statcs, the following gentlemen new chosen
democrats bnt were all Hlhunch federalisis ia
the last war: vIz-lRugRles lnI Shpley, Of Maine
Hubbard aud Page &c New ampshire--Niles
aud Smith, Of Observation-Disclosures Of New
York Wal, 81 New Jersey Buchanan, Of Penn
syNana: Walker Of Misissinri and II is presumed
many others. Nearly one bali Of the great num-
bcrs who have composed Gen Jacksons cabinet,
since he hls been President, have been from the
opposers Of Jefferson an1 MADISON In this State
we think We are correct, when we say thu a ma
ionty of the Van Barren men who were old enough
Nr Vaa Blcn was 6r-t got up o. candidate in
the federal states Of &c@ England anl New York.
AnC 10 from that quarter that he viii receive the
man part Of his suppoft--yyhilo Gen. Harrison
VAS Gtsl nominated in the democratic States Of
PguHsy !yans, kcrt4rky Ohio aud indiana. Our
Harrison Ticket g. composed of men from HE JEFF
iersou school. Ourcaui,ia,e for Congress in this
Diaiuci d from tAe amo party while theirs IL Of
tLe OLD 'e4aral blood though roo young himself TO
base Ea1aa mach " political affairs during the
last gor. Ftcte il not caud,ipte presented by
thp party or.o-"i 90 Van Bnrcn, before the free
mru ai Co... county i1r their suHage 81 the sosuing
c.' iian. uhY vas rot democrat long before the
%. trooa. grFs'4'a( iIaocrois ~ ihis day had an
eftstunce. liAaGl.oN. GRANGaR Jsarisos, Camp,
Clpk. mn Etrt,a md HoH.m al firm repub.b sna
90 trying 'ine. GOD ,c thosci constant cry by
Go Eaa HIren presses ans h's partzaps, Of "ftds-
rffi1" .ftr.,i-7r r. seems 10 be ghost.
,la, aa.n'a ths disturbed iohginaiious night aud
day.
F.r o.r.c.,e ec believe - Ir JeiTerson.tha,
'he ml I-g .iHa4 H5' be-. wh-i a man has bean, bot
Haoi Boz 30 an4 n certainty shons 90 sna share
~ tlr.a tuee any party. 20 The present DAY, 10
..stH f.- ttels.t.- 81 toe democracy the land.
l.ihefe Do any oisss n men winch sbohd be cal
lel i,m0,r1ir, 10 the exclusion u others is that
c.s., ~blch -oprnring ihgt tried and time worn
democrat 4n4 ia'uYt trprral iiafriSpn. MI van
B4ra4'a tea,,rary Il mHch more recent origin
apI eiI J..lders Boo s8pp,0ed by miuy Of his old
fedora. ue. !s aui thn.r ah, united with him. "a
con lnc,i9n uia fi4rfrd Convention iedefslists.
90 opposing ST. N4t.a4as administration and hIs
fe-icct.a "a tle Presidency f. void be well
flf ibe-e nea-s,fas p1ieai d,moeosfs 10 look at
homo. cod s-e uh. ibey sfe begging % tssn oSn
l.,ssms. before obey "p't hsir Jars' ~ bs~liSZ
federalism"
Haaaso, 30 u.e nan ~ us Gr.s~ .ugssiais