Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-09-09

,.o, ,po ABOUT NOTHING. The Bos-
,,,s than which there is not more viru-
H. uaper extant, has been making ter
!, blpster about letter written by Mr. Sec
woodbury. to DR.. Waterhouse of Cam
E Mass. wherein is stated that "if there
~ u hs war with Mexico there will be no
~. ,ovenuc to be divided among the states. %
,,os comes out in column or more of
,ho most yiruent and bitter that could
|, been penncd "by mortal man." One
y naturally conclude from the temper dis
.Ihy him of the Atlas that he had feasted
\ !. rle upon the distilled essence of gall and
rwood He says among other things
Ito os absurd and preposterous, that "Gen.
.cn and his admirers ARE DETERMINED TO
rur DISTRIBUTION OF THE SURPLUS
- ~ All uAzARps-and that to effect
|. obect advantage is to be taken of quasi
rnt m for the purpose with Mexico, which
lard the President pretext for ASSUME
.,r RESPONSIBILITY OF WITHHOLDING
o.,rs MONEY FROM Distribution r'-
III. veracious writer calls the "most mi
IN, plot-a project Of usurpalion and po-
Droaigacy, uLexampled in baseness and
,.iiy in the history of republics, surprising
amer acts of despotism done or attempted
mr. military Chief Magistratel" But lol
/ !. ni1uitous plot this project of usurpation;
1 uoIitical profigacy; this baseness and au-
wv coniured up in the brains of the writer,
t. had any. turns out to be a mere bubble,
E.,inc At the first touch of truth. DR.. Wa
,use to yindicate his own honor as well as
1, Of Mr. Woodbury., caused the fatal letter
|, rubIished in the Boston Courier of Aug.
The letter is nothing more or less than
n would pass veiy naturally and innocently
Areeu two riends without disclosing any i'm
liant secrets. Mr. Woodbury. merely sug-
II to DIR. Warehouse, IF there should be
h. with Mexico there would be no surplus
&fnue to be divided among the states Ev-
\ body knows that if the u. States should
Involved in war with Mexico or any other
Her, previous to January next, the surplus
y A be retained as a matter of course; not,
never, by the President, but by Congress,
|6ch meets a month previous to the contem-
lei distribution. So here ends this "iniqui-
4 plot" which had lis origin in the noodle
him of the Boston Atlas. Partriunt
bie,, nascii,r ridiculus mus" Anglicized,
unt ".4tlas" groaned and brought forth a
BILIOUS mouse!
he "Vermont Express" the by 8 paper
ch we noticed week before last, is not pub
ID at Manchester, Vt. as its phis indicates;
is printed at Salem, Washington County,
y. So says the Bennington Gazette. The
i,lress" utters the following wish: owe
some Of the presses Of that party [demo-
icl would tell the people what they mean
Pie term monopoly; and also where one of
sc frightful creatures may be found"
\ is fortunate that the lille thing happens
lie published out of the state of Vermont;
he writer is either fool or knave-prob-
u the latter-and as such is disgrace to
state to which he belongs. We are sorry
i he sober inhabitants of Salem n. Y. that
tOads!OOl as the express" should have
ing up among them, dating its existence
a bin the purlieuS of Vermont for it has
X written upon its front in glaring capi-
and for that reason, if no other, deserves
Undergo systematic process of strangula-
The Bennington Gazette has the follow
remarks upon the above paragraph. The
fFks Of the Gazette are probably not made
&nhghten the querist-for that would be a
less task-but with view to show IN in
Il proper light, certain class of politicians
y only object is to blind the eyes of the
informed part of community, thereby eau
them to kneel, cringe and pay Gealty to a
and purse-proud aristocracy. But the
are last falling from the eyes of the blind
lght Of truth and knowledge is bursting
The vision like the lurid lightning from
ua'k retTeating cloud-and voice, louder
seven thousand thunders, is proclaiming
70 the hopes of those whose only ambi-
: 70 see the world in AFFECT submission al
,ee'' We could name many other mo,
"s equally as odious to the people as the
r O'uayed by the Gazette; but let that suf
or the present.
from the Bennington Gazette.
le'e !, Is class of politicians who affect tc
o ~ 'le'e Is no such thing in this State as
pIply-or If one exists that any injury ha.
W 10 individuals or the public. 1t is al
+. n ua Improbable undertaking to attempt tc
l aE hM politician of what he is prepared
.1 No O we've But lest these politicians shoulC
ac mat what has been said about monop
lr ~ a ,L mere electioneering trick, got up t
s ave ine interest Of party, we will by wa,
~'nFlc refer Them 10 tho Dr0,Nonot;on c.