Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09
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Clark 81 Mrldefcwu saiiftong 90 tu'nausu to aufNer
i.tm sul .i.aaulh base c'ucaded : answer The 10
sytrsestut. vet w.aNl usi have q unltf-fnuj that the
in,oien, nsuusf 10 shich th.y arc mode % ris We the
les.t motive fer pa danr. sish y"u 'fes Toe pr"irf'ta
eddie, Of paiticai urvva.cr 60 undvrsiapi .btt how
evet much $50 may be dsp'std 10 H'l"cs me goa account
81 mt pnlf ical view ~ hosctet murh sou may desire
20 10 lure ne ~ nc '.sv ,'ih' rntlic' Il YOU 'Hpcc'i"
eouyc,i 90 {. the s|laruuu g %" c'cf'e. Y"u s'a pro-
fe..rJ politician hf.s .uuasi Ter DE i-4t lev stars,
yoor ut1ttiaaiog ls al,aI'ss QUE.
rott. tbs .ui. You .t, "IIo~ il IL with Me'irt
Hanover O. rass f,aly lt vol
You ~ ."lle,eth.y ts.a t.n4ed rHd deceived by the
A.. thaye n,t ,h- cc,.e Ties have 'stcn fr th'
lst few ytets .as h.l uo other tendency 'hnu TO er''ghi-
cp me, su1 sn iul" co0rn,,l th'i e more df-""'"-
i- tcy wts never pursued bY nep huug under any sNs-
tenn 1T civil rogr..m.at. dian bias ie o. p.ts'ti t1 t1al
class q I~o'ucsans nho hitc recently 7ssumci ihe h"a't
OF Ubirc "a name iron tbr use Which IS now made q st.
m.r.,s an Interpretation cn,,,.!y dd,relt from any me-.
u;uS hercioiHfc ail'leI va.
Nunr u,xt gucsi "a i, "ilsye they uecn d1pcs aud
"juucts isr eight o'tcd yeats past ana n"t enn"i " 70
! |"Istuzu sA belvSc' oDrtet sGd 'rtou"urs p~rrttlss
! suswef. think HD sometimes rbie TO Distinguish
between truth anirtror, and hence dis'yow The errors
Won are 20 z.alpm 10 iur Icat2. Dlrng The aihinisira-
tlua oC Mr J,iee"u you w,s at least. gruicssaiiy. a sup.
/ porler orh.. ,acsut,s; whether yuu was s.ac,ic IA that
! support I ha,tuow much , aeon 90 donlt.
Where MOTOR, DO you hrl your-cli nov Whore do
YOU f1i q etet majority # tbo.. who were Democrat,
EepuLl cauzuu1nr The administration oi Jefferson? a
suiust whom are they now arruyel: are they moi
knpwn a. he ffni %'rTrotitts ol Nh Van Buren, ; Uus
NOT MIR Wan Burcn been a consistent politician? Show
ifyon please ia what respect he has bot. Would YOU
noi then lnve given Nr Van L ren the rghl hbpi OF lei
| lowsaip ai a Repubhcan Of the Jefferson schuul Task
YOU To unoycr these qie,tious aud according 10 truth too.
who has abandoned The policy of that administration !
your.clf OF Mr. Van Buren: Wherein has he been in.
consistent ia-k Tor your proof, aud want something
other than Hartford C%Oittnlon newspaper proof, What
| ,fhTr man m tlls nation who could have 80 successfully
wthstool the great array Of talent which has been hrut
into The Gll against hm for several years previous To-,
aud during tho Frcscnt lres'dcutal term: DO you On
DO you DOT think that MCsIs Webster, Clay, Calhoun
aud Adams, ha,e each ul hen been aspiring 10 the flee
which tic reoph now seem 20 be 50 much disposed to con
fer on Mr. Vun BIren? Aul for the purpose OF securing
the object they had in view, a great and powerful cn' RI
was made (aud successfully loo) t. reject Mr. Van Buren's
nomination to the Senate as minister 10 Elglanl the
same combination Of talent and effort was put into scr
vice in 1884 10 terr(y Congress. into a rechartcr Of the
u. &. Bank look Il you llense 10 the speeches Of your
Wings upon TIM. subject made IN Congress during the
session Of 1854; real the sppdllIns predictions oil run.
dissolution &C the government, &c. made by the leader
of the opposition. ask you did their predictions prove
true You must remember sr the temporary effect o!
this greni effort in the Seuate, aud what was II f; From
the latter par, oi,he wi"tor 1884 until July OF the same
, year tie busincssoi the co lntry wa all at a stand, capI
ialsts were il anazement, munied operations ceased, AN,
, | Thousands OF entrpi slug business men were ruined; bu
at length when Sufficient tine for rejection aud inquir,
into the cause. oftho Panic had el. psed, il was ascertain
cd tina, the mighty eGort ~ which have alluded was al
a hti"''"s' "'~l iesus~''h banks were unlocked, the mo
ncy operations Of the country became easy, aud bushes
progressed with unparalleled success.
Another effort has been made during The present Con
= gress, 10 create another panic IN relation To the surplu
revenue. ard here admit that a great amount Of publ
money ought not 10 be kept un Ter the immediate C nitro
> of tho Cabinet, especially IN a time OF peace like the pre-
j. sent hat sir, how long since the pubic debt has bee
I paid Of? AMI how long has the present Surplus been &C
e cruing2 aud have Congress taken an unreasonable ngt
of time to III pose Of II; AID permit me TO ask you, coul
the revenue have been better secured? Dd you NJ
y hear tie opponents Of tie administration predict that III
y President womb refu the biz if Congress should pass il
Has he vctcelu? Was Mr. Van Barren opposed 10 th
measure Il you say he was, ask Tor your evidence
: anlcipate the usual wing answer, which IS in suhstiuc
II that he il such a cunning man that You are never able 1
, prove auy thing against hIm; al least your evidence IS
u a kind, that DO one Is res onsible ior the truth If II, ey
j., cept il be al opposition eaHtar, aId such evidence at TIA
day, with ne at leat, Is entitled TO very httle considers
J. You say you thou. ht Gen. CLAIR, AMI myself had bec
C cafIS uud guHdtS 10 your party IN some measure iustta
pf"stupid nllower:" 10 you mean to say that was eve
a leader Of the self styled wing party lf indeed g.
, thought go, it was like a srsnt proportion Of your thu't
J misc lceived. 1te party 10 which belong guide then
Il selves, they are lreemen.
II You AK shave they so SON forgotten the high an
n frequent charges Orue ones tooo (s you snJ) "oi ma
q, administration they used e. make against the FREEDOM
"nant party ~ "ila. not Jackson been den uucel /
"thtn over and over again ~ an arrogant. heaisirot
"u.urper of power, and that the legitimate sncress"
"Narin Van Buren,, was an intriguing, corrupt and ga
"s'r1u, politician ~
To these last opestio i answer fr %, selfnnqualiio.
~ 10 the negative, nnl won'l take iiis occasion TO as
Nr fuy whether be thinks IL sayurs Of canipr 10 put -ut
4nes ions to me in the public mhunrr he has toue, ev
IcnGy iusi1uaiiug that had bceu gIHtY oi eXpressn
myscls when speaking ( the President nnl zee Pre-
II. d,nt ia tic manner be would wish the public {" belle
hsl. lltny the cheree and challenge the proof.
You next say, that "tacfo c.suEes nr- mF''eIon7 ~
"revoltng TO Us, among men rh" pretend I" have e
'l'asi regard Tor polie"t '~u'eeIf'y' ANA we '"''%' ~