Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

moRsiet ihe 81 al tho distress sod p.cas-r
ha'tsssuet's EXISTING throughout tho ccuhirysbd, ~
surdhy ~at another daisty scircd upcn ~RA ecu,l w.
mess Of ihe fcs, cft,en The neu tho ro,des A.,
and hcoee ,to mos, prcciov, of sli
Tho Great Refofmct" ood b.. learned cabnst-u,..
golden Image A. s ont readers "a veil rcrnsmts, ~ ~
idolator, to votthpund they III Tell dowa and ue,.,
IL and hen atcsc and shouicd-glory to tho imrs,,,
Jackson -
The nct matchcss reonc VS., the designating %, -.
irresponsible pets, part, banks, which TO dcpo. ia
poblir funds anew, With that al would 4. .,
and ,ound-on which, however. the land and ot.t .se
tors immediately mounted, viIhou, numsrr AND vim.
mercy and OF speculation fSud and eor,vp,,o,
sued probably, without p'rallc Hence then msr :
another "hroes scene oh :" to eoun,eract tLi. mss
and the famous specie circular ushefed forth b,
", department. another "blaIe Of glory" to hurrab q
But oh how deceptive such visionary projects T,a
rsngemcR, aud pressure which had already began to -
hard upon trade aud commerce and the industrou, ,,
mechanic &c. received by this china, Of "elpenmcnu a.
consummatc folly more severe shock than e,er h.
hermoro extended its rayages to the banks and all obs
situations and Frustrated and like mighty ~h,. -
every thing before and probably nvspE,u Sutt,
or DOLLARS would not place the county individual, "a,
oolleetiv"lv ~" c"iis '--d Isoe q,
otioliy and dclusion commenced
'N""f u not laithul history ol II
prominent humbugs Of this aud the late adninistno,,
Can you ooniroveh single allegation hero made w.
challenge reuiation. Hence the question arises VILE
sustain, will you suffer yourselves to be quilted abuse. ~
imposed upon any longer by such rulers. I'VE areao.
pcalng TO the blind partrans Of the Jack son and Va,
rem doctrine. There 10 no fear OF the Whigsl la, ,s
your obstnaey and your blind preudces and go forward.
good citizens aud help your beloved coun,r, ron
ter prostraon aud ruin and posterty will reward 70,
mercd bcnedction
But we are aware that Of the parzans Van ut
viii insist that the existing calamity and pressure upon tn
country would not have been had been n
oveitradng and the credit system and deus
as to pretend to believe tina, this excessive
credit business has caused all the pecunay disasters who
have beallen the country 10 reply this effort TO obi
our caamtes on the people themselves have s,y-T
there such thing trade and commerce. croj
state of things might exist wherein there be no nan
lei 1t might well be said. had the people of III,
States rcyolted from the mother country aud substituted
government of their had entcrprsns citizen,
neglected and omitted all the great aud important ss n
provomenis the establishment of Factories and heeen.an
agricultural pursuits contracted debts done
siness we should not have bad had 9th
crwise initiated the IIottcnots and IIessans for ndosw
We should have escaped the existing calamiy But ni
would be truly absurd re isoning.
Our doctrine this subject u.s. and we believe this u,
true doctrine of every state who has any spirit and
pzethat confidence and credit 10 the life Of busincss-a
that every is to be his judge about obtaining
aud trading DO We appoint our public servants to direct
abou, how much bushes shall do I how far We .hl
extend credit and say thus far shalt thou go and
farther This is certainly doctrine to US We sl~n
supposed that designated agents to do what the Ia.
pointed out for them TO do and to aid Ia nyerng nao
calamities instead Of laboring to Lrng them ~ron
this s age of now doctrines aud humbugs
marked in the onset and where ii will terminate
conjecture.