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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

~ Oar ss's1bO N.4iy Of the Ire. Press eoa. plan,
thai have sopisI divers snae4' opoa hn. from Ger.
tara preset, B1, why should he GaI i-ult With the,
when he Est, the prOmaissi'en sni resrslon Cf,ach
-i.YOr- Hear hun reader, AL we are Iore you Will
'sy IN he ought D., TO eoIp!sis
The las, VI Waehlnsn contained another shower Of
so,ess of the editor 81 the Free Pres, AID 10 ell
iter therefore, sOtued 10 rsgsws 81 our hsoks for
the eoatlapanes u hn isVort. ~ be be good 20
belle ~ hiiie more "a hi, We shall account
s,xs.l .r,ics. II he Will" Md. Free Prtn.
rare instance, ~s believe, Of man. tsns in =
diuon To -ssaAi service 10 have hin fellow
e,ssas -bss" hm 10 the pubic journals, Tor the pur
pore u has,as ham iu,O rolies. lie may figure away
fot yss BursasA--srer hs utH'os, TO nsfs the ANTI
nssoas believe ih.t soksoa and Van Boren, sna al ihe
slAsrsasssr soo3 Autnsso0sshAi the usurpen u The
Coss,sliea and eli lag 81 materials Ior AEtaasoG'.
that stosyh he has dsssrs1 the Au,Gssose standard
al osed himself BODY ADD .Oa 10 The Assoss doh Of
j.Ssscsssi rss bars be ssy isFiis AMI rroT0ks eiu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

10 porsuhnce OF ord en from be Court, bic E,-
cellency Lord Granville has proposed TO the Kings
Government, by a note dscd the 25Ih inst. the me
diaiion ofihe Government Of his Briianc Majesty
upon the occasion Of the differences that have ars-
en- between France and the United States of North
America. The Minister fr Foreign Aiairs by m
answer dated the 27,h inst has Informed the Eng
lish Ambassador thnt the french Government sc-
ccjes 10 the proposition
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

Nrw-btnrsuiRE wsKiss ". The Wig, of tbi
tate have bad Cunreution aud Bon,ia.,el the Hoa
GEoGeL SuLLivAS, Of Exeter, a, candidate for Gov
ernVt Election Oh OF anreh.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

Wee no conformation Of report which LA. been
'ono iae In circulation that Andrew ste,on,on h.. been
aouuste minister 10 alaa l,or Tia, Of John H. Ea-
tou 10 Sraiu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
Foreign Intelligence.
PROM EUROPE.

We have received our regular supply OF London
pArers. fssys the Bosion Ps,nni) to f,cc. 81, aud
OF l.isrfPool to Jsn. l. The PtcsidcnlN Message
was received at Liverpool on the 2sih. and Wa
Pabiished IN the London papers Of The sob.
The French Chambers met 90 the 29h. aud the
Kings speech on the opening, will be found a.
mong our extracts. lie mcn,oas the offer and
acceptance Of the mediation OF the British govern
meni IN the question with tins country. Tic same
fact had teen before officially announced IN the Nom
teuT. IL appears that the instructions for the offer
mos, have been transmitted to Paris, a, the same
time as the dispatches which were brought to tins
country by the despatch brig rsntaloon.
The papers furnish little news ofintetest relative
Ia the affairs Of Europe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

scns At Mootpe.er on TIE 2i.h inst" but no,
'eso.sh ~ east 10 LoAF ,ht wings IN order
nes ~. hoDes; ,a,inssoD. ie..Aer Shouid the
collier attempt 20 disturb these conventions we
should no, be surprised IL they wire handled pref
" roughly.
IiIsuLr iHFoRr.St, The new. fru.n France Ny ,ht
is'ea arrivals IT, that fr.ass h4 Ale to ID i,s,ien.
thu, tho Ps.I.ni. special m..s.s- h.. that
,s"''y' that Ga. d.vs~s 81 insult sud menace in the
nssssge would juhes, 10 ls,,fsotory that tie stAi.
meat the iniemniiy Bill womb he paid ca demand.
ssi thu, The Amtnean sscnu ('he Rohohl,) would
receive N. money. 1h,n,W, tot Official bot come,
IN that sathea,c shape which car leave hardly doubt
Off correctness.
We amer some extract, below Ia al liiion TO VIVA,
will BE- iouoi under otesn head and IN eorrobora-
ton IL the shove pleasing nsw'
PAEis. Jan. ilh.
The message 10 considered. by oil parties, as full
satisfaction 10 the demand Of the dmeH1mcn Tala-e;
bat II seems that. with the troe spirit Of French
tarardage and procras,inntion Ministers have con-
eludsd TO let the Chamber take he initiative, in
stead Of coming forward themselves, and admitting
tho honor Of France 10 be sausfci.
To The Editor Of The ~ y .iinerican;
PARIs Jan. G. 1886
Il Is said that the Chamber WILL in the address
to the King, express 4 wish that the money be paid
tho message of the Presilen, having been found
perfectly satisfactory
II is believed that the diplomatic part of the bu-
siness TO get things Straight, will pass through
England.
The Ro,o.ehilI letter, above alluded 10, copy be-
low. King, messenger reached New York q, is ssd)
Ia tho 81 .fadre1r, from Liverpool, Saturday week,
with ds'patchc, unciug probably, tina, the mon,
wss paid, abou, 10 be-
EIfrao ofa letter from " NJ Roihsedld daied Lon
don. Jan. o. to Mssrs. j. l.. y. S. Joseph d. Co..
Of .N,g York:
The message Of your President has produced at
Paris IA vornble effect could be desired up
on the question with which France has been a
rance with your Government, md am happy TO
inform you that the French Government is now
prepared 10 make the payment on account ct the
Indemnity. as soon a applied for. All kinds Of
stocks and American sccuri cs viii experience the
benefits OF this result
Eriraet .from Baron de Roiisciiids Letter, dated
Pari.. Jan. I, addressed 10 .N.ssrs. J. l.. q. S.
Joseph D. Co.. .Nt1c York.
We fel, much obliged for your kind attention in
scndng the message, and have the greatest Plea
sore IN announcing TO you that that Gocnment SO
admirable for the consderate dgHlhed and concil-
isting manner in which it presents the facts bear
Ing on the point about which much anxiety was
felt oil sides. has produced here the most favor
able sensation ia every quarter raised the scrupes
Of this Government. aud determined them to inform
yours through the English Cabinet, that they are
ready to fSd the financial az wei. as the other
clauses Of the treaty without delay. We expect
socn to receive the ins,almens due, aud have no
doub, that this happy result will DC received by the
American nation with as iauch JOY IS itLas created
generally here.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
THE LINES DRAWN,

The Washington Globe insists that the stribu
ton Of the surplus revenue ought to be considered
test question. We are happy TO agree with this
Van Buren, oracle a test question let it be. In
deed whether the Globe wish i, not, it and
will be question to Test the virtue of politicians.
We were a little a2prehensive that the Van Buren,
party would fall back their -commitial ground
and after having abored TO defeat the peoples bill
that they would shrink from its responsibility. We
rejoice to hear them plead guilty to the charge of
having opposed the distribution Let it be borne
in mind. that on this point Mr. Van Buren, is at d-
rect issue will Gen. Jackson, who signed the bill I:
Beelzebub is divided against Beezebub, and house
divided against itself cannot sta-d. Be it remcn
bcred that on his important measure, Mr Van Bu
rem has thought proper to array himself against the
President. For he is for dividing the surplus money
among the people, and MIR Van Buren, is for holding
m To the spole OF cosses, h~s'""~~t portions OF
the Jackson party are under no obligations any lon
ger to sustain Mr. Van Buren,, This nj once es-
ablishes the position for which We have long con-
tended. 10 wit, that Van Burenism is not coexten
sive with Jacksonism. The Van Buren, party is sui
generis--thst is, party ofits own peculiar and
elusive nature, without referece TO any other known
principles Of government at polity As SUCH it has
nothing IN common with the people of this country
and it ought to be reprobated by every plain deal
ing citizen On this platform at least one third
of the verable Jackson party must necessarily
sta nd aoof from Van Burensm, or else at =
cede frors Jacksonisin. Hence it follows that Pen.
sylvuna, Ohio, Virginia North Caroline. Georgia,
and Missouri will inevitably he lost TO the official
n0mnee, and be arrsyed on the side Of the opposI-
tion.-7 Bost. Cent.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
NOTICE.

h meeting cfAie treemen Of Rutland,
wifhout distinction Of party, ,oho are in
fdpor Of The RUTLAND s. WHITE
HALL RAILROAD, and The incor-
poration Of the RAILROAD BANK,
rW be holden al the Court House, on
FRIDAY, The l2M inst, at 5 O'Clock
p. ~ for The purpose Of nominal ing a
candidate 10 represent his town at The
merit session cfMe Legislature. 4 mil
and puncfudi attendance is earnestly
solicited
Rutland, august /, 1886.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

GnssA.L sstLoos fhs gen,lsmsn suiHfs'sd
hat 90 received hs' ~lcar letter Saturday is''. To
lsash (eo,.uug ten i~siv. pss-, II nsnU'crp) pro.
ciuded the idea ofpOsshiug this weess psrsr with
osi Hueh ibonnvsnsnrs
We not Kerry ihs, old if,sDj Kellogg. has ven
,Or.A GA, uPn III. subject slioded 10 IN our la''-,,r
hs 1eeioS With party he hs, teen identified ~ih for
many yssr. But regrs, the, he hes d'srsscd 30
much iru The ps, s.os, -h'ch the pro-
bsty. u giun- much lstd9is 10 h., proj poi,on
r,pj,f n, .da,i.sou quite Objectionable.
iiowstsr. Gihs Geasrsl Joe, M, n 10 ~iitd-w
i (afssf Coolsas de~s little before other ~ess
shall propshly give piece ooiunns, no, how 70
~hbou, reioinirs, and mp.nins with such I.
damp.r hope may lead him to take back ,dsa
thu, he bs,oad ID. reach Of being reclaimed. H.,
PRIDE mar little natural spank ,bouh not lead him TO
act h.sily 20 important matter.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
SOUND DOCTRINE.

The principle Of associating wealth to accom-
plish particular works, either by voluntary copsu-
nership. or legal corporation, wss eary adopted.
and II Is obviously beneficial to persons of sna
Mas who, by thus uniting their little sums. are
enabled 10 accomplish magnificent and useful works
Otherwise unslisiusble. or beyond he reach 81 all
except the most wealthy. The system thus early
begun lac been steadily pursued through al our
history down to our own days. II has given 10
the country your wbsiyss--your cocks--youT
bI3ges--y or turnplkes--your csnsls--y ours'esm
bos,f--yOur r1i.rotds--nsgy Of your mosi splendid
cddces--your Aourlskng manufactures; your ~.ds
spread commerce. To sbandon the system. ss
some ultra theorists demstl ~opiG br Ia stop rhofi
in the msrch u inpros emeni. II there be sbus's
10 it-aud All systems are liable 10 ahuses--corecl
them; bul to pfoaib, oil corporsts s,.oclsiipus f
wealth which are cCnlrollabe b. the legislative
will. would be bus yielding 10 lie demands Of folly,
ignorance OF knsyery.'
The shove is al extract from Mr DAVID Hen
shs~'s Address on the sh Of Juy. The opinions
here advocated 10 regard 10 the effect Of sssoeis
lions Of persons scipg under corporate rgAis. are
suppose IN concurrence With thnbs " 9 Ssti ulG-
jor,y q Intelligent men Of th' State lreqs,rse.
30 seer, much holoncss "a lie speaker 70 an
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

1t Is coastsniiy becoming more apparenl tia, V.
Buren, has not the confidence. aud vii not receive
the support Of large portion oi the Jackson party
Incidents like the following which Sre Of frequent
occurrence, speak language not to be m,sundcr-
stood.
Al the Celebration OF the ilh of July, st Lack
ing OHIO, by tho friends OF Gen. Harrison, 200
Jackson men joined the procession. aud announced
their determination 10 oppose The slippery Elm
candidate To shcw that these supporters Of Gen.
Jackson were present, we quote the following res
oluions adopted unanimously on the occasion.
R,soired That we heartily approve of The org
nal leading princ pes upon which our present Chief
Magistrate. Gen. Andrew Jackson was elevated to
the office Of President Of the l.. States.
Rcsoipri That BY the election of hls brother
soldier aud Statesman, Gep. WIN. H. Harrison,
the people OF this government wall. we believe, cx-
perience in practice the benefit OF these principles
while in the condncl aid measures Of Martin Van
Buren, aud his leading partlsans, We have already
seen them repudlated aud utterly deserted -.iJ.
Dai advertiser.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
ELECTION AFFAIRS.

II is impossible TO conte mpatc The approaching .,rug
gle ssys the Voice the Peope) without the deepest
interest," So much depends upon 'ts results. the conse
aaence, will be 81 mpmen,ous-ths prosperity Of our
country greatly saeated that he must have cold and
iusensble heart who look the contest with injii
ference.
Under the form Of Democracy tho people ofthc U. S.
have for humber of years past. been ruled by worse
than Russian despot,,m. Not law OF the land, not
elaass Of the Con,,iu, not engagement on the
part Of the nation hs, been suffered for single moment
TO stand IN the way Of the personal view, Of corrupt
ra,ou The barriers hitherto deemed mpa.a-
bs by our former Presidents have been boldly leaped
blythe present Executive and whom any one has dHput
I'D the wisdom ofhis or conended that the
soais Of Justice evenly poised, he has usually
initiated the irrssstibe srgument OF old Brepnu' the
Csui and thrown HI. sword down. balance TO every
possible deficiency.
u is idle to talk about Democracy when tho govern
mcpi be-, been administered solely for the benefit Of
nosieJ Ar,toerscy the favores al tho President, and
the leaders OF the multitude, when the national treasures
have been violated give speculation it Of sg
erndsemeni, and the office, ofhe State disposed among
those who were moe, desperate fortune, moo. pro-
aisste in politics
There i, no, juu,o Europo which is hsf'o corrupt
., our own administration, and the present dynasty
o(,pecuis,o, aud dsmago CUES continued, we may bid
an eternal farewell 10 the houor and fair fame of our
country
will.the people consent that's Land 'Peculs,ng and
Bank note Arsocrscy, shall hold the rein, Of govern
nsns siyb, yesrs longer
u the American patton ooufederscy, merely for the
beosf, Of Office holding Ar,ocrsts'
Are there not other motives for u continuance
than tina, the few should be psmrered al the expense
,hs many II not. prepare for chains and slavery
They hand sDj the next generation will Ia the
subjects 81 jspotIsm they eoonot throw Oh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
Your Ut't serv't,
NJ. VAN BUI
TO Alex. NJ. Vache, NJ. Jaques, S. liasbrouck.
Alex. Ming. Jr. and T.. W. Graham.

The Distribption Bin. From the recent domon-
STATION OF the Washington Globe, it is evident that
two plans are on foot by the Van Buren, party io'
the Virtual defea, Of the distribution bill. The one
is the repeal of the law by the mex, Congress. as
in,mated By the Globe, and the other is to put up
such candidates for the local Legislatures, that
they may, if elected. be induced not TO apply for
the respective shares Of the State they represent
Maddened to desperation al being deprived Of
the public funds for purposes Of speculation, aud
corruption, the dominant party are resolved II pos
slbe to keep the public money GU, of the hands Of
It's true owners the people The issue then Is v.
Buren, and 10 distribution. or Harrison and dstr-
button. Shall the pablo money be used corruptly
by few, or applied legally for the benefit ri the
many 1t is to be hoped that our political irieGds
througbou the State, will keep this subject IN
view, and in no case nominate any candidate for
office unless he expressly and unequiyOcslly de-
clares himself in favor of the distribution Of the
surplus revenue" Albany Adr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

Tnt rr,,sw.a --Ls,s,,. oar iais,i s,eoaa, fteu,
Ns,oo %, ssry aa,i.r,ae % III. T,rsn Tho
Coz q Kea,vety "a eenyiysSos With r.qu,i,oa Of
Gen. Game. h., made csn opes ,hs, State br ten
ooursne, q iu,.d volos,rsio repd svou, 81 Frank
fort esriy po,bs snd from thence 10 march toths
npnent 81 Gen G sin,. On th. Sabine r,,r
The Msrieas, ar. pourias into Tea. in large hoiie.
and threaten 10 oro,, the las and make upon
border They have evcn sooe 90 far. sA,d to de
clare their inien,iou 10 Jack aud bsra The CITY Of New
Orleans.
Uuder ,uoh eitcvm,sner- .ay' the L,x'ns'on lnieli
genccr)h hebovs. government 10 iske vigorous
suts,. 10 r-.s ,fectuay the siishie,, aggression.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
More Batting. The Washington Banner.

More Boiling. The Washington Banner,
warm Jackson paper contains the following stilee.
BE II understood, ,h,n. that Nth thousands Of
others sho clsn 10 be true aud fast friends Of Re
publiesni-m. se cAnn,t. viii ,or--sAerfcc pm.
'sipies for men. When Ne are called upon TO yield
zap ore ON the sitter OF ,naas per,oaGi ar.liioa
tho purcsi Of Democratic principles. even virtue
'nselC That Martin N.n Bnrcn. os any other iud,-
,lual may obtain the vote Of Shareholders 10 make
him President, &c, sssa huadcr biek n, sa.,.cr
NO :"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
y II d T. PIE as.
COInInissiOncrs' Notice.

w + the Subscribers being appointed by the
w Hon Probate Court Tor the district OF
Rutland, commissioners, TO receive, examine and
adjust oil claims and demands Of all persons .,
gh,nsi lie estate of
JOHN HITCHCOCK.
late Of PitsiofJ, ia said district, DECREASED, repre-
senrd lnsolyen', and also all claims and demands
exhibited in ofsrt thereto; aud six months from
The 4th DAY Of July inst. being allowed by SAID
Court for that purpose, We do therefore hereby
give notice that We viii attend to The business
Of our said appointment, at the Town Clerks
office IN said Pitslofd on the last Mondays Of
October aud Drconber next, from Until o'clock
Il. NJ Oh es-h of said day..
ABEL pENrlELD, c.mm,.,.
l.. GILBERT,
Dated al Piilsiod hi, Goth day Of July, A.
ID. lS36. 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
tJ- whs, has Mr. Van Buren, done for h..

boz Whist has Mr. Van Buren, done for he
country is question easier asked than answered.
b., editor IN Cincinnati, more bold than HE
neighbors has al last solved the problem. lie
Saws Mr. Van Barren Is man Of "taLeas'--"Gbi,
nEy0rter Of G,,, Jaekson.' and no advocate ola
.NdhohaI Baak." The 10 the SUN total Of ed
irors claims for the support Of the People and the
lie all that can be claimed. Wrh regard 10 Mr. V.
Buren's "ioLent," W. have bu, little TO cay. If he
has talents they have been nost shsmefully e.
bused. We have a multitude Of men in our cOun.
Try. who are infinitely superior to him 10 every
thiag which constitutes real sta,esnan. HIS "iaL
eaI.~ are confined 10 most happy mode Of evasion
IA sor, fessy non eommitsilsm. which requires
scrutiny to detect and reflection to expose. They
would shrink before the briiiisr; weldon of Henry
Clsy. Dsnlei Webster or Gen. Harrison &c the eiis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

DIED,

Ia Brtlsbnroupn, 81 instant, Ns Elizabeth Y. Fss.
senden aged II, daughter OF the late Joseph Fsoa3on
IN Burlington on the l1th Mr. Thomas Putnam, aged
G6
In Milton. July 20, Lyman Gully Of Lyman Burgess
aged l6 months.
In Montpelier, the Goth ult a child Of MIR u iuiel
Thur,ion.--oiso u child OF hr Daniel G.. Field
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

Bur- and pan Bure,,. Mr. Van BUren.say, western
paprta. copied ser Burr "a Us whole politics
Burr sought grasp ile Pre.rl.noy from jefferson by
intrigue snd corruption. What Van BOren doing ?
Burr reached thevice Prt,ierpoy the popularity Of
Mr. jefferson. Nso Buren on the strength Of the old
War Hor.e Of Orleans. Burr came within ieghitul
of tho Presidency. 10y intrigue and bribery. Van
buen struggling TO reach the same goal through the
Sunar ires produce similar faies- oiet
oil t psople
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
IN VHI"I'FE gNNhHUN MAJ
MoTnsiown, N. J. July Is, 1886

Mr. Van Burens opposition to the Distribution
Bal. will prove the death blow to his political pros
pecrs The Albany Advertiser ssys -
II is believed that 3 900 Jackson men il Ohio
abandoned Mr. Van Buren IN one day, 1.-THE An Of
July.) This was 10 consequence ofthe information
then frs, received. THE opposition Of Van Burcn
to the passage Of III. distribution bill.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

hgh, Il pale Phrbu. docs before tho etEsgssi eio-
~ of the ns,ng sun.
We eenccdc The other qualifications bot doub,
the auiiciency to place han IN the char OF state
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

New York paper gives It fact that Mr. HoAie,
the former employer OF h'nsun, has advertised farm
in Connecticut tor sale being the proerty Of oh
nsnos father, an 10 be sold To pry portion Of the
which is nav satisfactorily n.ceftanei no ct various
times robbed Mr. iioNio
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

\.7ccommodHEag. "Wlll you lend father yout
newspaper, sir he only just wants TO read 1t, -
Eyes, my boy ; and oek h'm to lend me his dinner
only Just want to eat H."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

a MHpiaoh Horsr. There is now al the ns.
bic of Capt Thomas, of the Burlington Hotel,
horse, recently imported from England, year old
and well made, that wcIghs 1850 lbs.
Butliagfou SsatiaI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
TRICK FOR TRICK.

Jo'hsm Dobss onsssed at Barnet. Vermont. ~ .
-ehcoinas,e,. aBJ cAmo recommended by bic minis
ior. iIis agreement Nnh the committee was. that
he should receive $500 year and II no gave per-
feet saisisoton be should $500 more. ofeourse.
At the end Of the time ne Did not salt (why shoalI
D" have done 30. when it would have cost the town
$500 y and he wa. furnished with leave OF Cd.
senre. lothian could swallow any thug in ressoo
bat Ibis too bad. 70 pbcfy him lhes pIom,s
90 recommendation Of good behavior and first rate
qualifications ~ sohn1lmastet aud Of their pcIfee,
satisfaction with him. johann was satisfied with
tho bargain, aud tho recommendation was given.
lothian saw that oil was right snd squsr,ng up TO
TIE conmiitcc. he said, I'm ju,i thank yc FOR tho
$500 according 10 agreement. Tor I've got your
certificate "a 1t IN my pocket The committee
were beaten aud hAd TO teitle with lothian on his
own terms.
The above story. which has gone the rounds 10
ikely enough true. except the amount of the saary.
5000 per year iut a schoolmss,et would Tighten
Tho good people Of Vermont out Of their cents a..
$40 per month is the usual ptcc-wnh The priv.
erc of boarding round aud eating cold eanJer
FOR brcakas', diaue aud sup e. by way Of variety.
Boston Times.
lF~Not 90 fast, Mf 'Tnnes you did not know
did you that the people of Vernon. eat Zeal elev.
en- months IN a wear 'hy wny of - chnnrei
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
NJ RED.

in Brandon, Alvin Davis, 10 Nahas Bunpns.
Ia New Haven, Mr. Josiah Barrow, OF Brdpori, TO
Ma Thanks Case.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

.Nt.c Jersey. Almost every mail brings us some
new incident rendering more manifest, the pitable
deluslon under which the leading spoils men have
lsbored in snpposing they would bring the great
mass of the Jackson party TO support a man of Van
Buren's character for the Presidential Chair The
following letter discoses a state Of feeling among
the Jackson men of New Jersey. which will be
found on the day Of election, 10 have existed to a
great extent among the members Of tina, party
throughout the characterization g. Cox.
To the Editor Of the Evening Star
Observing in your paper Of the ll'h inst. cal
culaion upon the ensuing Presidential Election, IN
which you concede New Jersey to Mr. Van Barren F;
in behalf Of 46 Jackson men Of this township. pro-
test against snch an admission. VIM. II. ,laui-
son and Francis Granger, will receive pwards OF
1900 Jackson votes 10 the counties Of Morris, Sus-
sex, and Warren slone-and have no fears of the
electoral vote Of New Jersey. The partizans oi
Van Buren, and the Amalgsmstor are destined to an
oyerw helmlng defeat not only in little Jersey. bot
throughout the Union.
Az oRGGINsL JACKSON MAN.