Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19

President
In the frs, place. it would be well to notice the IN
nton Of Van Barren OF following in the footsteps Of
he Old Hero o. near hs feeble means would i'd
All. Nov mark that ss,f,iou Of his has done .~sy
With all Of hi. non eommt,a.m 50 say h, supporters,
to upon which they pr'die',e their opinion in regard
We sePendsn, courr
,Lorf At ure.x examin aud hnd II his legshre not 80
whether he Ia. I1st 'nsv.fs .''P he has yet ,aAen'
by hs venerable pt,5 '' 'nO'' VI "'s ""eA' IMAGE
In regard 10 hi. frs, 81
pas De geanthe did oerlrsg' 'N'' eo"e''e ".' -
been given which produced Jus" ue"'"' "'' nae
the whole country, ard which .'
/" 'ne '0wesiee6 OF political degreo.,on
Una, MS sentiment have since been eh. n.A - ia
to the following oths footsteps, or,h ,S, :"
sei'eviden,, and Is plain $ his CUNNING :. $50,
ask what is ,hre in the messag. ,b,,
appeasnce Of the policy Of Jackson, VIA, !. r.
of ,,.,ni,r ,..,n,ibii,,,e.; W., VIVA, us,e
ing and instrucng What is there of vetoinp They
may say there no need oft What no need Of II ),
Look a, his inaugural See the course lie laid GU,
there, that he Pledged he would pursue See the first
Message. Parrots were made 10 mock, and do imi.
tate, hut seldom understand Now for the second me.
sage, as i, is.
re commeres by making Tor rather having reason
for naking) n expression Of gratitude to the "Giver
Of all good" Dr. His manifold mercles. Well he might
for had not hovdence been so bountiful in her pro-
visions the mst year, how sad would have been
condition sdded TO our entertainments produced BY
the misi lie ofJackson Van & Co lie then gives rs
the condit,n OF foreign relations So far so good
But in reprd TO our North Eastern boundary that
long standing difficulty between this Country and Eng.
4 h Al.
sor and oere leaves IT, In that instance he has put
his foot6r the first in the steps of the Hero, under
whom h. thought il Sufficient glory to serve" He
then labors hard and long, in telling Of the pacific
relations existing between this and various other gov.
ernmens; and at last become encountered with the
difficulties between Mexico and Here again being
at los calls upon the opinion OF his Hob
by AID then refers it to Congress without comment
or suggestion He hos come 10 full stop, and
leave. the subject without giving word
bout Texas and Canada, which have Of late engrosscd
the attention and anticipation Of so many
liz now jumps into the Treasury, and tells US what
+ and now much there is in il; and how much Of the
''beter currency Treasury notes) has been issued
whit tale in American history with surplus o
milpns Of dollars, through the medium of misrue ou
is under the necessity Of issuing treasury
note) 1.-THE story now told il not so completely like
himself then i. he not the author Of it. Where now
ask again. is his straight forward Independent course
that they SO much boast Of What has become Of hi
hostility to the banks? What has become of his Sub
Treasury scheme What has become of his divorce
bill And what has become Of all of his experiments
In his first message, he like the odd Hero, roar
ing Lion but now, he is like (not iox) but a lamb
Then he though. Andrew to be the greatest and best
,ut now, he is wilingt to concede the "National viii
to be the supreme law" Then he mighty in tn
strength of his Chief but now, $50 weak 4" not to
him reverence" Then he dared follow in the foot
steps of his 'Gneral but now, shorn of his power ant
glory.
"They may confidently ..'y ." my hea'V eo.ope'-
lion 70 the fullest extent" What think y,u Of that
20 yyv, pilunu nnentem that is, the woi
changes his coat, but not his disposition. The recsn
state elections have had wonderful effect upon hun
The pusillanmous aud conca,ory that his mes
save now holds forth will not answer. Above all, thu
far think the Message is not worthy as coming iron
such an high funciionary particularly one whose POI
ticul integrity ought to be firm stable and undoubted
which ought,o guide and govern him 'hroug" all VI
trammels of party spirit, party prejudice and party lac
ton. So, the people have spoken and he d'eao' l"
consequence.
cd the whole, and ascertain whether there Is or M
something or other worthy hi, gigantic mind
BENNETT GORDON JAMES.
Olio G. j. Smith has been chosen Speaker OF W
Ohio Senate and J. r. Osborn, Clerk, BY vote OF
in both cases, against Is for their competitors u Al
thony was chosen Speaker OF the House by vVe
20 acaust 3 | for h. W. Hubbard, V. b ana piahf
J III the succe ssful candidates are Wings.
The Editor OF the Hsnsburgh Key Stone has bee
elected Printer of the Pennsy ivania House OF iep.
sen,tiyes by vote of SO in his favor, against 40
the Reporter strong Van Buren, paper, hnctured VII
Ioco Focoisnn and one scattering All the " higs pr
.nt save one voted for the Key Stone, together 81,
eigbt Van Buren, men. The case, as we UNDERSTAND !
precisely similar to hat oil the election OF lne
.onian by the House of Representatives al "sshns
ton.
Mississippi Election. In 45 Counties, the Ie'uH
! ,h. vote for Governor was as follows
McNutt, V. b. 80
e Morgan, Wing, &c
y Glimball, Wing 'T
risven Counties 10 be heard from.
4, the Tennessee Senate, 2sih nit, the e cohieiii
. hnL,ro vile yes on the Cincinnati ana NhaiesU
Rail Road Co, passed third and last iea9'"s "
= vote of Yeas l6, Nayse
: - OIL. k,. x.tosd the resolution which pass