Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-04
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ccSoiveS the care OF the INST stages Of that |
Sourse ofdiseipline, which is TO form, of being
perhaps the most fraiI and helpless in the world, |
The fearless ruler Of animated creation, and the |
devout adorer Of lis great Creator. Her
smiles cab into exercise the first affections that
spring up in our heart. She cheriShes and ex-
pzndS the earliest germs Of our intellects- She \
hTeathes over US her deepest devotions. She 1
ifffs orr little hands, and teaches our little I
tongues to lisp in prayer. She watches over l
rs, like guardian angel, and protects as
through all our helpless years, when we know
not Of her cares and her anxieties on our ac-
count. She follows US into the world of men,
and lives IN US, and besses Us, when she lives
not otherwise upon the earth. What consti-
tutes the centre Of every home, Whittier do
our thoughts turn, when our feet are weary
with wandering, and our hearts sick with dis
appointment And IL there be a tribunal
where the sins and the follies OF forward child
may hope for pardon and forgiveness this side
Of heaven, that tribunal is the heart Of a fond
and devoted mother.
FAcTs WORTH RENEMBERIxG.-Genera
Jackson was the author Of the Deposite Bank
System; Mr.. Van Buren, was the author of the
Safety Fund System. Both systems have fail
ed. The Deposi;e Banks have failed in regu-
ating the Exchanges of the Country, in being
Safe DepOsitories Of the Public Funds, and in
meeting their engagements with the Govern
ment. The Safety Fund System, which orig
mated with Mr.. Van Buren,. has failed 10 meet
its engagements with the State, to redeem its
own notes and to circulate as freely as the bills
upon other banks. The Van Buren, Legisla-
ture Of New York has Iegaiized the violation OF
the principles of the Safety Fund System
| The Van Buren, Governors Of Virginia have
recommended the same thing, and the Van Bu-
I Of iroiufa has done he Same
thing. The Wing Governors of Pennsylvania,
Maryland and louisiana, have refused to dc
what the Van Buren, Governors have done,
and yet the Van Buren, presses call themselve,
friends of a hard money currency and the
Wings friends OF the paper system! The Van
Buren, party have caused the suspension OF spe-
Gle payments. and have introduced ten thou
sand kinds of Shin Plasters, nominally of any
/ value from 100 to cents, and yet the Whig'
are the friends of irredeemable bank paper am
the Van Buren, party its foesi While the,
have multiplied bank paper to an amount al
most incredible in almost every State Legisla
1 tnre where they had control, still they are NJ
friends to the paper system. And finally, whel
the President of the United States recommen
ded the suspension of specie by one the Gov
eminent Deposite Banks, still that Executive
is hard money mani ". Y. Express.
/, "TaE CANPBELLs ARE coNIxG."-Th
|, Hartford Times gruInbles fnriously al the los
of its political friends. An article is publishe
r in the Times ofthe LIST instant, headed "Apos
taies from the Democracy in which the Ed
tor Of the Times, with flourish of trumpet:
denounce, al length the names of Peters, Foots
Tomlinson, Huntington, Wiley, Belts, BalC
win, Isaacs, Perry, and Boardman, as politics
: Arnolds. san Of these men," says the Times
{ ssonce had the confidence of the democracy,
but having deserted jackson, Van Buren,, BeI
ton, the Better Currency - San exclusive M
tallic currency" siexpunging,m sc. SC, the
are henceforth ODE known among the Va
Buren, men Of the country as political Ar
q oldsr' Query, what indictment had these A
/ nolds to leave the majority and join the minor
e tv,-for sacrificing the rich rewards and em
r. luments Of office for the sake Of a crown
= thorns and the imprecations of those who
!, they deserted; Political Arnolds never lea
! the strong to Join the weak.-B.
3 The President Of the United Stafes.-B
y fore the present Administration, the people
'r the United States were accustomed to hear &
"a Chief Magistrate of the country addressed
r ssthe President or ssthe Executive of {
; United States, How different now. The
! tie, simple as il is, has lost its charm amo
those who surrounded and support the Exec
e. tive. The "Aufhor of the letter TO Sherr
he Williams says the Globe. The "Author
= the letter TO Sherrod Williams" answers
is Richmond Enquirer. The '.Author of the i
81 ter To Sherrod Williams" echoes the Alba
A. Argus. Mr.. Van Buren, was once called, st
!. Father Of the Safety Fund System;" but NJ
~ that the Safety Fund bubble has burst, he
known not as the Executive Of the Unit
G; States. nor as the President Of the Unit
II, States. nor as the Chief Magistrate of the !
C. ton, nor even as Mr. Van Buren,, but all
: his party from the least TO the greatest seem
know him only as the "Author of the letter
y Sherrod WilIiamsl'' How barren of incid,
:, and of public service must be the life of
81 chief officer Of great nation who is known
"a ly by the significant title ofth "Author oil
~ letter to Sherrod Williams" or as the ''S
~ cessor of the late Executivel"-B.
~ A sign The effects of Torysm.-A g
: tIeman advertised on Saturday in the ConI
!, & ENQUIRER for a waiter, and before three
IA clock, iiffv-five persons applied for the SIT
ny ton, of whom several, exhibiting the high
re recommendation, urged 10 be employed
X their board The truth is, thousand of P
. sons are now out of employment who wo
willingly labor free Of wages TO secure
- means of existence. We would remind
-. such, that this is the season for making
>" and getting in the harvest, and that conseque
IN ly, the country offers more opportunities
'se employment than the city.
lis Sugar PItsm5s and that sort of Confection
Ia children and the ladies' like to eat, is said TO
poisonous in the extreme, made of all sorts
IN. stuff like Plaster of Paris and clay. Il prod
- es complaints in the stomachs of children,
~ what is particularly bad, has the tendency
ne make the ladies' have the hearf-biun'