Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04

Vow lsssa hs~e~es lools yer, rpvch hts cry"
'spI'-l no freed, is.eA,ng al tia sane time h.g-
ssR {. M CoSss ~iy fsocs.
No met. drs~,ng tsuur,, young lsdicr, 's't
NJ CebS ivsn,ng 10 TIE rifi,. "yoa nsy e. home
TO the das:, and iesrB TO make butter and cheese
svs '.p.. o.',op 70, year o~p clothes"
MY dfssm all ooaa true amer AT said Miss
cs-ford.
Nod aha, .hsli do ss.5s liaIe gfl Of seven
yosss old.
WOO the Lard knows; pick eo,,os seed I
s~ppes~." No. DO" sad the fond mother vic
she'll real the cotton ysu. have pretty hitle
reel that COO. ehck. .hek." The child Jumped Tor
10y and ~ for roo" continued the mother. Ia
hing her prc.t IN Der arms, "yousdsfliug .b,il
hold the spoals." And whs, are TO do :"
cred the res, Of the boys why, go to the
pioogh TO be cure. oil esosP, - the eldest
500. We mus; have one gentleman an the family,
he mus, be the svyer."
Amer while, every ens quietly seated ihom-
selves to hs,en 10 the detailed scoonai, gisea BY
ons Of the gentlemen. ofihc mode in ~b,ch the bu-
s,ness ksd hccn conducted and Of the causes that
produced this uneS pee,cd result which narration
~as of,en interrupted by esclsmsiioes from Mr. 6.
''Tresebery ---trssehery.'
"Susb. bush," said Mics c. do no, nee such
-osds bard names and bad words viii not altar
the mat,er."
1T 10 enough 10 nfne the temper Of q better
man than me-" reiterated the srdent Mr. Cobb
"5sch trssehery and oowardice ="
Among other incidents, ono Of the gentlemen
mentioned that Mr. Randolph. who counted the
ballots, sfsr announcing the result, exclaimed, at
was possible TO win the game, conference.-the
esrds were packed "And that" said Mr. Cobb
",s the fact. The people have been trickcd out of
The u.sn of their choice"
About tea time. four or FIVE other senators and
nsmbcrs Of Congress came in the conversation
naturally turned on the events OF the day each
bad some Characteristic incident TO relate. What
Developments Whist machinery -wbeel within q
wheel. and oil put in,o motion by the msinspring.
One mind -one individual, goveJning and directing
the sctons of oiAep. who perhaps MAYER suspect
themselves Of beng the mere agents Of tho master
spirit.
The Presideu, elected by the People ! The
President elected by the House Of Representatives
An article OF the constitutional fine theorheic-
oil principle. But is It the fact '--Terns Of gov
eminent may vary and modify the modes of human
hfs. bot cannot change the principles Of human ma
ture and fiom the sassRs hondss who the
wilderness, vnslethed and uDhoused, IL the most
civilized end emil ghtencd communities the J,m ever
have and ever will govern the many. The subdi-
sisons ~ society move like satellites round the
central lu'oinsry. II 10 an elementary principle,
which no forms Of goverumen, can suLser. But
my pen 10 wandering from ito humble path.
Tho tea table was rsmoved-csrds and chess
were introduced, and parties arranged for the DIFF
isrsat games, which we're placed without Interrupt
Uon TO conversation.
That esse. which certainty, aasr long endured
suspense, ,rpsrs to the mind, 10 so plcasrrsble .
Crx ia 4 ntlpn tt,F
d,ssppoistmsaa and detect. Relieved from The
pressure Of sssiety, the spirits Of the company
rose with an cisstie force. and every one seemed
inspired with unusual degree Of gaty but,
wbs,evcr the cause, the fact was certain. that they
were very merry and ioked and laughed in oil hon.
sety end sincerity. Two Of the gentlemen snid
they would look 10 at the Presidents dra~ingroon
and return and report what they might see and
hssr. Il was near eleven o'clock when they came
back. TIE coacourse great, that IT was
with difficulty they nd effected their entrance
tho mace % compact thst individuals could scarce
" move, but carried along BY this pressure of
the crowd without any sgency oftheir own. "frsy
cir. take your finger DOT Of my ear" will mod
am, the moment can move my arm" Such. and
many ladicrons incidents did the gentlemen relate.
Persons who had never before found On en,ree
iato good company had this nigh, forced themselves
IA. 90, ~i,h.isoding the vgsncs of the marshal
sho guAsjsA The doorway. General Scott had
keen robbed ofhls packet book, containing bills to
siasee amount snd much mirth was ocessioned
BY The idea Of pick pockets in the Presidents draw
ing room.
"Mr Adams vas there" said Mr. W. "ba,
vac less sn object Of attention than General Jack
son. VIM surrounded by persons OF all parties
This sympathy with the conquered. instead Of
the cosquerer. 10 honorsbls TO human nature" OBJ
served one Of the company. That may be doubt
full" said MI Many were disappointed and
angry al Mr. Adams success. No unkindy feel
incs we're excited BY General Jaekson's defeat. -
Seh love 10 hanil,stsd BY anoihers SUCCESS but II
Roekefoaesuh ia 10 be believed. seh,loYs is graft.
6ed By the mlsfortssss of even ono . friends
"Csensral Jackson" eoatinued Mr. W. "wep,
Up ard shook haads with Mr. Adams. aud eoIgrsi-
slsted him very cordially on bis election"
THAT vas a useless piece ~ hypocrisy" said
Mr. Crawford; 1T deceived no one. shaking
hands YES very well--wss right. bot the eongrat-
slsissy speech might have been omitted. like
honesty IN ell things"
And Mr. - too there. Had you but
sesn him---so sinii,ng-so eouueous--so eSuling
EVERY glance Of his sye--essry smile OF his hp