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

II ,lseir proceedings sits ahe imYosiss ,iie 81
''Dr'poeralic State Couseu,ios~ Thoh fellows the
o'gsniu,iou--Esn hcach MS called 60 the Char,
snd Charles n. Pied appointed Secretary -
The former called political weather oook" BY oil
psr,ies. sed the isuer ,esi Fanny wrrh, re-
former
Then eomes about dozen resolutions, fall Of,
professions Il democracy love and tenderness
Tor The people bn, sign,fying nothing. except the
efor, sbotc alluded to, to onsHsre the Animasons.
How laughable 10 mark TIE style and the a,,,mp,
al iml osl'ion Niach their proceedings siord. The
sceoan, being headed Democratic. &C great painsls
taken TO squeeze INTO nearly every resolution some
thing aboni democracy ." the democratic par
~ 90 "Demoeratc usage" &c sc.
How easy IL is ior set ofreckiess, unPrinciped
dcmagoruos e. congreratc toge,l er and declare
themselves, parc Patriots pure Republicans gen
uine Democrats exclusive friends Of the People
lovers of order and supporters Of The Laws ficuls
q The poor enemies 10 the rich Aristocats OPP
posers of honopolisis, and all secret Societies -
Don't laugh, reader because these meetings are
no, alwsys probably composed Of more than half
fal hlooded Democratic Masons.l Anti-Bonk
advocate aud agains, all oncroacbmrn,s upon equal
hghis and assumptions Of power
Bot. ssys good old book by their fniisye
shat Anoa tLcm not By their hypocr,lica profts
s,ons. Hence. the reader has only to look back
upon tho party to which these patent Democrats
belong. and note their acts and f,mts, and it viii
readily be seen with what proprety and cousistcn-
cy they lay claim to this catalogue Of apparent high
pretended qualifications 1t is indeed conceived to
be unncoessory to expose them to the intelligent
Freomea of Vermont, but we will hold up to view
a few Of the grosser sort Of traits.
They pcrsecutc for opinions sake. Reward their
friends md punish their enemies. They declare
that to the yctors belong the spoils. They are
the authors of oil the notification doctrines which
has nearly rent our confedcracy assundcr. Their
"Che0isn" has tolerated the law Of clubs and brick
bats TO silence fee discussion IN Congress. "The
party has subsidized al the distinguished printers
Of public Journals in the country that could be
bought up by the proliers Of Office otherwise, to
aid the cause Of mobocracy. II has also endeavor
cd TO PROSTATE the Supreme Court Of the L. Ssates
The Senate has also been threatened to be annib-
lated forther frmness in endeavorng to sustain
/ the Constitution. Furthermore in order to cup
the climax tho cLisf n-i1p,r Of powar. ia deiano"
OF the Constitution and Laws ofthe country grasp
ed at The public treasures to enormous amount
and deposited them where lac could control them
for any AMBITIOUS purpose which nigh, seem meet
him.. This same mighty hero has in numerous
instances usurped his constitutional prerogaiiye by
indirectly deprVing the Senate Of the appointing
power; ali which is highly approved by his follow
ers. In fine, doctrines have been inculcated during
this fearful reign of terror which has filled the coun-
ny with horrd scenes of tumult and violence from,
one end of ii to the other and to finish the dsas-
irous picture it IS feared that 1t will end in Foreign
and Domestic brols, und the utter pros,raton Of
the liberties Of he country.
This reader, ID the true, unvarnished, undsguis
ed character Of party, who would feign make you
believe that they possess all the wisdom, talents
patriotism. and political economy, which is desira
bic for governing our heretofore rored country
and what do you think Gift Will you join ther
standard, will you hold fast to your political in
tegriiy and contend m'nfuy and zealously for til,
protection of the Constitution and the supremacy
the Laws
And II will never be forgotten that when III,
people pe',ioncd demonstrated and humby implor
cd him To restore the Deposes, they were treated
with contumely aud insult.