Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06

removed to make way iot uuaue Who hkc Amos nee e.
~"to Do snd rr"rm all need iai Violations Of the
ton until the public va. rendered srer..,se 10
and his ffieeds In this seemed Au,o, 1,ici ,he
"S' too SRA, TOT pusos, nerves Esea the Asliet, AZ
cunning Of Amos sud he eompc.t Reuben N Wbur.
seconded with FIRST the smlcs snd proui.r. Of ,,w.r
President Jackson and then his fwn and HI. threat.
not fnce hm 10 the foul deed ,,kc tho s..,..,e ,.,.
the dungeon 10 depatch Msrius no when he behed NJ,
tim enehaincd aud imPrisonc with his weapon OF de,
hard shrank from the crime eselsmns, "a esnpni MI a.
us Msrius" The sacred ermne OF justice the spiepde,
forcgn mission the golden prospects from the
lasting Friendship 81 presdeu, jscksona fiend,hip -
failed make the oriune oi his fssofi,ew,,.
before him. but they would not all do--Amos boo,,.
found ia Mr. fancy much easier subject for his chem
to &C, upon The Office Of the chef Justice VA, ~
powerful argument FOR him The barrain styyck-J
Is removed and fancy performs the From M, .
tho money OF the nation has flowed into the hands Of h
bandi ofspccustors that have issued in tom H.
metropolis aud iih public property has been aequrrd
the amosnt almost ofcoun'less millions The d,itbo,wr
bill however overlook these spectators In lockcss hov
ny II these pet banks. that have been profuse with IN
public funds, made to account for the deposits
This bill would have failed did the renewal OF III, bn
charter but that Il passed just before Mr. Van Burens .
ton aud Amos feared that Il he made Jackson Tia
spos candidate might be rsfotd himself It's passage va
considered by the party death blow TO the golden dcan
Of wealth among the members Of the ktchn cabinet sfo.
Ing out Of their spceuation the public lands They
that the State would demand renewal OF tho distbulA
act from to until the period 6xed Tor tho
OF the tar arrived and that consequently they the kaeA
cabinet, and their friends e,her return tho mon.
to the banks do they did in Kentucky eos os ss,
rups, and 'etle with the pets who bad loaned them Nh
aud one fourth cents the doar that being the rate
by Blair of the kitchen cabinet of Kentucky the bans
Kentucky.
In this dilemma Mr. Kendall caused the Prc.dcn, i,
what 'stermed the Treasury Circular prohibiting the COZ
Iecors Of the from receiving any thing but cold a
silver in payment for the public lands This order il wa
believed would not put eicctual stop the purchase
lands from the government and throw all buyers upon The
Of the land companies that debtors the drn
lie banks How far Mr. Kendall succeeded by this illeral
and unwauanted strcatch Of power the part OF General
Jackson, in forcing the lands Of the spectators upon NJ,
buyer keeping those of the government out Of the
know that he suddenly brought bankrupt upon tho county,
and ruin on the credit OF the national and State stocks
When this individual succeeded to the confidence q &c,
era kson the states were free OF debt the nation
fast redcemng itself from the debt Of the war the Stat,
banks lmted in number were solvent tho bank paper
the United States only good as currency bu a.
best currency in the ,oorid but through his influence Owe
an infatuated old man, the idol of the proapate Of the
ne has forced into existence every where througbo
the Un'ed States numerous State banks like those he
aed Tor Kentucky IN 1877 based npon fictitious capital and
thereby flooded the country with paper that instead
the solvent currency Jackson found circulation when he
came into power the States have bcen forced into
Indebtedness well individuals that threatens alike H.
states and the people with general wreck But while
TINS WORK OF ruin has been progressing among the States
people at large fortunes have been amused by the mnous
OF executive patronage Extravaganza has increased In the
public expenditures until they nearly forty mil
hons annually members Of congrss. are alike bought ana
sold IN the EIsc,cs market house and the Dhois
and resources country hare been devoted TO The So
yuPten and pollution Of The elective asehise IN s16sd
t1ing the press andin the organisation Of corps Of Office
hunter: and Office holders ith carry election
Such is the wrc,ched picture the nation at this
exhibits to the mind ofevery impartial observer And While
Kendall exerts the power over Van Buren, that no did
Jackson things but progress from bad Al
time hoped that Mr. Van Buren. having been generally
ISOLATED with decent men. would have natural laahns
for such Amos Kendall and Reuben ~. WHus~s-
that his Of decency united his Of duty would
s 70 s IN. thin na from Office and bic a
Kendall. crime. against the psape y T Tie bnsd State
nearly reached the point when the President will find
Il necessary TO his safety to dscar him but this hope
greatly weakened from the fact that he still retains
dali in his cabinet and has sided with Kendall and Butler
.ne res. o. n cabinet to the curse Of the
can people
Here you will ask me- II Mr. Van Buren, shall continue
The system OF bribery and corruption carried by AID
throughout the administration Ct he shall Jack
son did, the public money and the whole patronage nod
power OF the government to corrupt tho press chains
Tor themselves and the people shall take the bride and .
tain the corrup,ionists in powerwhere il The remedy
answer no 'ehes Bu, will despair of my county
but while the weapon oS.s. Ballot
box use it, We must be- prepared and bear perse
cutons and expressions while tyranny and corupton pre-
vail But there should be uncompromisinR waged
every honest against corruption and in favor Of the
Constitution If Mr. Van Buren, shall persevere ia the cou
of General Jackson violating the constitution and subs
Ting his will for the law Of the land he shall continue
to draw from the dregs Of corruption his cabinet advisers
and to pour wealth upon his worthless iavoes regardless
OF he public suherngs. the line between Wing and Tory
VIII soon he drawn and repeat II again. that all hope
ought TO themselves side Of law and order
resolved 10 lie free and he uat
they expe the tyrans and restore the Constitution
To effect this the people competent and the people
must be appealed TO the fountain Of all power The ch
arous and the dauntless Of your country the young and
vigorous dscosss 10 freedom should ill chamber u Rep
ressntayes in Congress, and those o the States the faith
e the old and the grave should attend tho elections
my word Tor it, the Of corruption and the host yran
viii be disapated before the popular will. Yes rely
IT, that the that break through and break dowa
this hydra OF corruption must be the young land
they must he the Of life when eedon and hop 10
them is one and the thing old men. grooming
der the weight Of years signing for domestic peace
candidates for Judgeshp coectorships secretarshps
fresidehshps The patriotic band OF invncblss sgsiuE
me corruptions OF the present and past
DE manly composed OF men above the hstery III
pressure Of fear from the Executive Such corps viii BE-
found chiefly TO consist Of men, who next TO their country
esteem and estimate their members and their FAM
as patriots 70 the popular branch Of their government
was fucha House Of Representatives that expelled Kend
IRON oice and put the corruptonsts flight 1875
your House OF Representatives filled with such men
your State always safe Let this nation fors one Co
gress OF such men, and my word tor the work il done
an, myself now past the age when any man should 5f
oil entering the House Of Representatives the United s
~ times like these feel too sensbly that could d. 7
little good were elected and that is therefore my o..
TO give place TO more youthful and vigorous intelligence A
friends, who have thus called upon me have oyested ~
capacity TO serve them at least, think they haze, a.
therefore iof their good for my coun good decline be-
coming candidate for Congress-. In doing 80, wish
not to DO understood that 70 leave struggle 10
Tiers Very different Is my determination have reached
lime oil lite when oan only wish live We ssrSioeaos