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

'Oa vha, side soe,e. ! cast my eyes I behold
%. full uf courage ard strength This was the
commencement Of an address Of eo.ancienl hero 10
bis army 90 going into battle. The exclamation
: applicable to ihe opposition acoins, Martin Nan
Buren at the prcs1n, norent. il 10 indeed fuil Of
courage snd strength. Wherever we look, We
see tie people rail- lying in support Of Gen. Harrison.
Bet few weeks ago. the tories claimed not only
New York but PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio for Mr. Van
Bdrcu. Now ii n universally couseded by all IN
gent and unbiased mon, that both ot those
States VIII 60 for Harrison, by large impurities.
TIE people generally are indignant at the pcrliua-
city OF Nr Van Buren, and his satellites in oppo-
sing the distribution bill. The intelligence % The
massage Of this bill reached Ohio on the 4 of Ju-
w. and tie Peoples Press' publ shed at Colu,n-
bus. oiio ond formerly Jackson paper, says that
on tAa day ia Licking county aloae ttro hfHGrcf
Ian Buren, aiel came (ouC Ud aud roiagieered hir
names ~ cgmgiHse men far Gea Iiirrisoa. " This
) glorious haul 200 sbe Bodied men in one
day. IN one county II speaks well for Ohio, and
/ for the good cause generally. There are at eaet
fifty counties 10 Ohio, aud this ratio indicates %
| 900 voters in the STATE who have seeded from
/ Jacksonis,n to he opposition.
( Gen. Harrison IS 4 citizen OF ONO, aud Ne have
long considered it probable that his o@n State
would sustain the hero of many battles. Why
should Ohio vote for a mere political nlngucr,
destitute Of the qualifications Of u Statesman. when
one Of her distinguished citizens is in the field
Ohio may be considered az decidedly in favor ofte
North Bend and the may be SAID OF Penn
sylyania. These two States are the frs; that hold
their elections, and as hey 90, 30 will follow ma
ny other States. The Van Buren, presses, from
Maine TO Georgia. aye now opening their abusls,
atteies upon General Harrison, simply be-
cause they consider him as the most formidable
WMs candidate. The people hockiug to has
STANDARD, as 10 1928 they did TO That Of Gen zach
son, and there is at this rnoment good prospect
If his being elected by reclamation. The true
character ofVan Buren is every day becoming NOR,
ind more understood lie has never done ans
shin, TO enuile tim to the confidence Of the PEG
pie. and they are determined not TO be forced iDt,
his support at the mere command Of the eXslin.
President.
4 more s,upondaous system Of qusckery aut
Imposition Aas never attempted 10 be played OF
upou a fee people, than that which has been made
IRE of to hoist Mr. Van Buren tlto the Presidential
: castr. HIS nomination by Gen, Jackson VAS Tia
FRS, ac, Of the farce his subsequent reco nenda
ii1n by the Biiti.noFe c0nyeniiona packed asseni
bly, Of Office holders was the second act. IN
attempt 10 carry THE political fraud, BY the al
%! d coalition of Nes rk nunryel Institution.
igg 30 llug at the Bank Of tho Uulei States the,
1 carr p politicians ate disposed 20 apply oaukiu
ID yste,u If their own 10 effect their obIeci.
hgsir, the notorious sohotDe 81 prohibiting do
circulation Of small bills Is a downright us.lt up
on the people be trug democracy oi the couu,'
J. WLy should not the common people be tiIo4,d ,
b, use smau t,.sl Large b..is u.y indeed be So,
e enough for the wealthy, Who ca1 tG1ri 10 h4t
2 them 90 th,f poos9,s bat bale OF snail dcaotn
psu1us rle more Convenient for people O. nocei
d ale means And sc, these fa'eai self styled den
ocrats are enlesgonns &c 20 10 suppress a. bills
d css ihsn tsonly dollars Away ~.ta such f.,
&c lHicsi qoackefy II Mf Nan B4Tea u.iaks :
saiii ~ 7auy by denying 'o The people ihe %.
u saui. bills, be ALL lot himself mistaken. Su,4
uds arc 0' al ol4crs the uosi coG,cacut 'sr Oh
e generality a. uaakad aud the people vil :e,'
q feuuqu.sh them n tAe purpose or securing a.
n l,i, ap1srou," oi Aadrea Jackson. The oYp,
"a siIpa - iro.g "il. 81 es.rsge sAl Strength
/. IN, pCoa,c ~ a.. sc-ti.n, az ihe country weary
IS deal srssius sc- cor-5W pracF.ss II The PIE
20 eat standardization, fa-i fis.us IN their a.s
s and are dc.erminsd 10 p4l dosn their 5Fpfessor
- ia tlns g,Jnoes safs ri felorm, Ell irue painp
% All Ua,gc 10 lte bene1Ie.ion - God Epcea "a p.
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