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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03

ry, of the elevation Of the mass of men to the
dignity ofhuman beings.
1t is the great mission ofthis country to forward
this revolution, and never was sublimer work
committed to nation. Our mission is to elevate
society through all its conditions, to secure every
human being the means of progress, to substitute
the Government Of laws for that of irresponsible
individuals, to prove that under popular institu-
tons, the people may be carried forward that
the multitude who toll are capable of enjoying
the nobiest blessings of the social state. The
prejudice, that labor is degradation, one of the
worst principles handed down from barbarous
ages is to receive here a practical refutation. =
The power of liberty is to raise up the whole peo-
pie, this is the great idea on which our insttu-
tons rest and whchis to be wrought out in our
history. Shall nation, having such mission
abjure it, and even fight against the progress
which it is specially called to promote?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03
From the New York Star.
THE SLAVE TRADE.

One of the most interesting and valuable works,
perhaps, for it's statistical facts and sober rehec-
tons on this subject, has just been published in
England, under the title of "Laird's Expedition
to Africa The Developments are Of the most
astounding character. Mr. l.. frankly avows that
rather than the slave trade should be carried on
as it now is as conraband commerce, he would
for humanity sake prefer to see it legazed. The
onlv ren..edy to exterpate it is to declare it pra
'7'" - vent IN favor of the British Gov
eminent taking more efficleu. moasulS" " az
compiish this object he states that even nv"'
driven, as the natives are from the const into the
interior by the horror of this traffic between white
demons and black negro kings, the trade with
Britain is extremely valuable-the exports from
Britain to the west coast of Africa being half
million sterling, and the imports million
many times greater than with Sweden, Denmark
Prussia, or the Levant. Such is the extent to
which the slave traffic is carried on, that there
are often six or seven slavers lying at the prnci
pal slave ports. AT present. to stop this, the whole
coast should be lined with British or other cruis
ers anchored off the harbors.
Now, however, they sail off and on to decoy
hacIl Out, utlu tuo V0SSclS DUlll lLo
our shame, we, as Americans, too we'll know
where] of the clipper character, narrow and SMALL
to escape, and thus the misery of the victims is
tenfold increased by crowding. Besides, if cap
tured the cruiser, in going from the Blight of Be-
min to Sierra Leone with the prize, often loses
ORG sixth and more by the fatal voyage along
coast while across the Atlantic to Brazs or
Havana, it is proved often not more than an
eighth. Besides, very improperly, the British
officer is only paid for those he lands there alive
And Mr.. Laird justly remarks that 'it,sIa curious
fact, that the officers and crews of British men
of war, are the only persons who can, at the pres
ent day, legally realize the living cargo of slave
vessel They are certainly confined to one mar
ket and purchaser, Sierra Leone and the British
Government"
Mr. L. relates that there is proof of the horid
fact, that several of the wretches engaged in this
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03
BY A. G.. CHADWICK.

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03
J. DOWNING, Major,
Downingville Militia, I'd Brigade.

CONVERSATIONAL INTERCOURSE OF THE SEX
Es. What makes those men who associate ha-
bitually with the women, superior to others?-
What makes that woman who is accustomed to,
and at ease in the company Of the men superior
to her sex in general? Why are the women of
France SO universally admired and loved for their
colloquial powers? Solely because they are in
habit of a free, graceful and continual converse
ton with the other sex. Women in this way
loose their rivolity, their faculties awaken, their
delcacies and pecularities unfold all their beau
ty and captivation in the spirit Of intellectual ri
vary. And the men lose their pedantc, rude
declamatory or suen manner. The com of the
understanding and the heart is interchanged con-
tinually. Their aspertes are rubbed off; their
better materials polished and brightened; and
their richness, like fine gold, is wrought into fin
er workmanship by the fingers of women than
it ever could be by those of men. The iron and
steel of our character, are laid aside, like the
harshness of warrior in the time of peace and
security Substantially Democrat.
GAMBLING. 1t is but line that separates in.
nocence from sin. Whoever fearlessy approach
the line, will soon have crossed it. To keep
at distance, therefore, is the part of wisdom
No man ever made up his mind to consign his
soul to ruin at once. No man ever enters the
avenues which conduct to such an end with firm
and undaunted step. The brink of ruin is ap-
preached with caution and by imperceptible de-
grees; and the wretch who now stands fearless
ly soothing there, but yesterday had shrunk back
from the totterng cliff with trembling.
Do you wish for an Illustration? The gam
bler's unwritten history will furnish it. How in
offensive its commencement; how sudden and
awful its catastrophy Let us review his life
He commences his play; but it is only for amtlse-
ment. Next he hazards trifc to give interest
and is surprised when he finds himself gamer
by the hazard. He then ventures, not without
misgivings on a deeper stake. That stake he
loses. The loss and guilt Cypress him. He
drinks to revive his spirits His spirits revived,
he stakes to retrieve his fortune. Again he is
unsuccessful, and again his spirits flag, and once
more the inebriating cup revivcs him. Ere he
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03

is nwnre he has become bankrupt. Resource
fails him. His fortune is gone. The demon OF
despair takes possession ofhis bosom. Reason
deserts hinl-he becomes maniac.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03

ry, of the elevation Of the mass of men to the
dignity ofhuman beings.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
TO Wool. GROWERS AND DEALERS.

/nllE Subscriber has opencd Depot Cor the reoep-
- huu AMI public sale Of AhEHICAk aud y on EtGn
Wool, 20 lie CITY 81 Nex-iOrk. The First sale will
be- aAuouucoJ early practicable aud sEerwsrT
unuci al regular periods may be dee med SEpedent
The cXtoutto vhi,h the growth and gDuiaciure Of
ihs a Gle has arrived Ia this e0unl forming ssit does
o ,he dalte 81 production well "a OF extensive
ko who're The aru.ef avail himself Of the full pm
c,s 10 by tbe Msssiseivreu, aud where Msnuf~cnr-
may, az stated pefiols fad fall supply, and spit
their lrchsses exactly according Ia their wsBts. 90,
Iy detbr, bat absol3.iy necessary for TIE profit sDd
cNel enrc Of b5h cssses, the fsfmers especially
tls a 4a4iori4Lt, Aat they sboId en(0y regular
tr snd the advantage ol fs mPeioa, iassad u be-
s CON csi 20 fuluHi 10 ne pis efisFsd by ,pecoia
iOIs, whose i4D Aaowcigs ol the wants II hsou-
ciuefs, aud whore nieer joJsVesi "a the article has
gwen ihfm greet a.. s.iAgt, EsI ohea compelled q
.feHt 'arnh-e on no rsitDi The fsrHsf.
IGf G-iy a Ae~ NoIk bong ~ Or The gfesiest mar
set whore AauaAc,ufsr GnJ a-s lor their ishrscs "a
ls placed he's osl deso, uai, ihe growers sne deal
ere T. sal snsoites II 's eppf unity u offer
ug telr ~ % isr sale vii Lfng together pDrvla-
lH fte pss-lI9si manifestation II the Northern
etafts ssJ give 20 oa'y he bsysr .nd seller every
advantage &c ohgrsd bgi sfegol.fiy and sta.
bty tstho msrtsi nhoh hEs No. hsisfe s1sisd ~ ,hs
coauil HnI Shch ~ Other 81 grow ieg esunIiss has
been productive q ihr gfssieSi bsnsii % Al Assss,
81 siscsGy rsi.rtnets Enep appiiesiion. snd To-
them shp lssifs 4 s3ysaee ia Cash Tor i@h'd PEE
r,oI ~ .s na4v. fssssH, .hsns limit ii'sir we'A
~ pree ~'i nave TIE adrsaiasss u private 'sis a. tho
hsst mafss' TIE prices 81 ub BE- rss should sSt meet
I their s1psriatoEs.
fsrops ss,gg ers iissiF " nj isF tsissrs 3s-
s'rei H. efissPol4 esfly ~ii' ihs ssire'ts
JoHS A. fAhkLk-
/ .YoIk. j4iv a. iGIf. 1i-ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25

Nrv et sscu % .hs eaualfs. not isge Ttsfe IL
t.allsitf ICES ptsf sapqs - BE- eel thash ihat
tft uiil IL lee soaisn scp6s luaftrd ifs
go aareaeiufts all lstc tAc erufe ocnfsi 81
iAs u4tflei
TIE pfcs,u, 81 aia yetcnts the iuFarai,sn Of
tiih- col O. vocrs guis ftr dp'ics fcqgfe8 So
- pad easA vteu imported whch sasoar 90 H.
pfobiafor nd~ei thr hafsfing Of TIE credit
sssica T'a,ilcsd bs Importers gu, vii hetea0sf i'oa
ntrrssits. lee imported fo' cssh
AN ttrsc thrrs wi rtrugsiy help mana artarsrg
~ giving them tis uartel 81 ts couniy quite co'p
t'l' - Nv euf ctccsesc tafIH a. dBiios %
"Thc manufacturers e. NcS Eug!and by nsaps
b-ots dst~afet Bot lac p'udcHt hodns ~ Tor
change Of They ~ill DO iiic '1t the uthsts
dsts bui o. ilai time acy eli pesy al be- a woft RS
evident there viI b. deintud iut vool thss la Whca
itasoa " By coed pfccs shrvid bc ohaiucd q
siofAs eel veil Wool tautt Do the
ttcl man can make his o~a inference bet 10y sd,iec
O. po growers Dot t"spsse Of ihcir wooi this
bu by 90 ncaus kc.p Il ui h Amer shrannc place 81 d.
pie cicsa du len and cover Il over with blankets
AVID thcfs kccpt 500 husuo.s BE- gaIn fesunioi.7
MACY probably sC At for TIC they get
4rf,by dcpure themselves % better nahei later VI,
sraton Yours Sc.
Juao 1857 CISCO
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
DIED.

IL Shorburue. the 22d inst Mr. Sias Fuller aged "a
Printers az Mac IOrk ssquestsd &c,
In Montpelier 10th inst AFTER proraced Illness, Capt
Isaac Rker aged jJ years Capt Rkerwa
stoned officer III the last war, under Gen. Harrison.
In Rockingham Juiy ilth, M Abraham Brown aged IS.
In Burlington lith inst Mrs Polly wife Of i Thaddeus
SAWYER agcd -.
In Montpelier. lGih int Of consumption, Miss Eliza,
Reed daughter Of Samuel Reed aged n
IN Braeboro l9th inst. Miss Nancy Burnham aged 26.
10 Bratobofo, 7h inst Widow X. soddafd Ieet Of the
late MIR jonathan St0ddard aged 10
In Marlboro. 18th inst Mrs Helena Odds wife OF Capt
Thlddrus Ods, uged y
IN Nefshife, 9th inst Asa Smith Esq aged ~ a Teyou-
tonaTt soldier he was at the battle Of Bunker Hill
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25

.pprars hs urai olta u3ne ul;h highly rcspec-
liable 1uaug lady. one IT hI' pups. ana oa toe
toad .,ae. drc,yci brfin th'ckr'. where ualor-
'anutrir. ac sas intercepted o., gentleman sho
na. ps.. H. aai The taheAcd plrp,sc at lhc val
lalu taus tranusicd. Thr affair nccssopel the
greatest excitement Tho aaesl has act aud
lhc citizens 90 Pans have published card 'u Witch
tlc ,ount ad,, shauo!uy ossu,lcd by The poison
Gus Breath o. slaud,r Is wholly rxeulps,ed from
suy susg..i,n OF The foot designs intended upon
hrt bg rcrson 20 whom .be l5,sed apt ss pro
'colof rather than destroyer Of her barp'ness.--
" \. Star.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
The Wool business.

10 consequence Of tic present unfortunate coalition Of Tie
couutr and TIE uores uakei every kind Of business,
well tno~ b, derrescd particularly the large bus
and bcas all the great staple, ofthe ooonlp ssoh
WOOL. Tobacco, Sugar cad Cotton. Bread s,uhs ard
Msa,s arc Ices so-no doah partly consequences OF tho
issa wears crop Il wheat aud eofe panty
.onsoqusnes Of the adoA u tspgp ,nrsrsn,s
fr5 Europe saI partly perhaps os ,aars people bng
,ssoe the western Sds aad enorng iHo land spec.
uiatous aud aegee'ag agricultural u.s. gain
sro~iae.
Rot shat stolests readers. probably. the
Mooi Tts article - dspoaaed rsise eash u
tbs. thsa sng ihrg else Il Has Of the yesf
tho fsTnes sedn hs,. an, ,hag else oi marie,
,as tie ard uaiconaiey there yei rsi At
Ari the quost.n hat coarse uugh he wool grow
~ - rgrvae H. the room 81 ob'rodns opu,oh
Cd Ia, tine ugos sgficsl,ufai resssfswe oaer
,asrcaion ~hieb 'isHalei the staio q New No'k If
Ne sfs no, sistsb 30 efr aoai seeyion ~ ihs
WAstsf The writer precisely eli The positions
10 has tat-n Nc haze dasbls ll0wssef like
~ q s suess and shall leave Tcs3sn 70 Judge u
aiis ~hois 4 base tsea wniisn tea'e elpPag
ss ea' 'a' ts' so render lo sgcs'eHs ess Interest
ssT
IA cFprg tas O. hand housht sosac "a SHARK,
q ~ sses' q ~oe' ~euld nss be uniaisfe-Hg hose
sngtged a. ttssp husbsudry am isfasg taisfes
- nrs.f s.a ~''h s'e~ o. saraag seisd Of
~ cadet have u.t ste6 macy N tis rrev Get,ssfg
3d. Il Cos pecicsi and Msssschotstis
is ee@ssqsesoe Of ne saisHs's iaetc saspansious
athi II tsc isfge iugs-t New Nofs The
saHeisrtafrrs icss suafstsoc Tie lasas,
sns ssfs - great - = rapse fshsfs Wade oiAsft
sresainf ne spfa crossed them. inEeealsls stogpsl
tse a il' sac asehaiE &c iisf hsnds fs great usJey
eeiss ' sFs = thif esss ~ho siapi ioS stfessr
~ peEs ihsn Sseesstg. Thsg have soisd an tsif col
ID haiseee az 'he' sea4s aad oas change II iss,
~ sat thaaf uethiarn sgaiu.f
N'Is ssssy miii hs had shs cloths rnss0setur,S
80 ss tosf s0sias, sne thes s lc sE1skci
~ ~ aAss eQslss bee, faif psaoss sl dosbseaa
81 Ia '''Sa - aaaass'e ~oe.ss EooSs Ia PAsis5sF hs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
MARRIED..

~ 81 Psul's Church. Windsor Ifomer H. Stewart. Esq,
Of Lockpor, n Miss Jane l.. Campbell, daughter Of
Edward H. Campbell Esq.
la Barnard OH Mr. John r. Freeman TO Miss Sussn
Howard of Barnard
In wiIlsiou. 9Th inst Capt WIN y. Phillips Of the steam
boat Me Donough To Miss Sarah Tacott oftat place.
Ia Waterbury, Ihh inst. Mr. Wm. Spfague Miss SPEEDY
simmons.
Ia Hartford ii;b juno, Joseph Ripley Esq. Of HARE VI.
10 Miss Lucy Russ OF VI.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25

Declaration Of Uar by Bvmos Tyres against P'ra BY
the ship Bruius Bueno5 Ayfcs p'pets to the -Nh ~
NAV, have been received At New York The British pack
ct Vi that date Declaration Of War by tie Repub
lie Of Buenos Ayes against Peru, under te protection
Of Gen Santa Cruz, Who also President vi BOLIVIA. chm
declared sganst Peru time ago 80 there are two
against Chill and euuos Ayros against BOLIVIA and
Peru. All the HepuJIcs 81 South America are thus min
sled the t.e except the BauGs oHenal, and tie old
Republics OF Columbia divided into the three kepub
lies Ecquador New Grenada, and Venezuela II viii DO
difficult Tor those 10 AVOID being drawn iuo the vortex, par
tculafy Eoquador wi ca from It's local position most c4-
posed The uccl alton Of Mar do copy. II Is ac-
complned 20 the Bucuos Ayres papers With very long
Manifesto setting forth tic causes which ~ tie cWnou Of
the Goycnn.cnt render the step necessary.
The Banda Oriental (capta MonteNdcol IS also 10 arms
against Peru bpi sgInst itself. Gen. Ffuciuoso R
,cra frmtr President the Republic anI wil only lev
months sGc defeated usufrectonary attempt a.
gans the government agaln m motion having collected
force IN tie honiicrs Of az, With which be Intends 10
march To Moutoydeo- be Preparations are making
/ TO give him warm r'csp uUn.
1be brazilian bg Eioisa las been seized at Buenos A.
r., aud conacatcd consequence OF beng about 10 depah
that port ostonsby for the Cape Of Good Hope but
really The West Coast Africa TO engage "a the Save
Trace $500 Boston i lines.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
ng.NrNeroS COUNTY.
nEMAN SWIFT.
NATHAN BURTON.
To the subscriber. OF the v-mon, statesman.


III. Pres, and materials Of tho above named paper being
about pass ofhc hands Of the prcscu proprietor Mr.
w. I WHirI ato possession Of those, suppose WHO in
iend TO publish Van B1fen paper. the subscribers the
Stsesu,n will DO roguind, fuppliod hereafter with The
RUTLAND HERALD on similar terms, by the Post Riders
and all thst eases the the Statesman
has been supplied uucs notice given 10 tie contrary to
Mr. Waite who viii receive their papers through HIM OF
the poet des, where they delivered 10y them and
OF such subscfbers the said White is
designated agent deliver az papers to individual subscrl
tho Cssilcon BOOK Siose and ~ forward ali pack
ssrs their dostned places regularly. lie Is also author
led to make contracts I'D payment Tor the Herald
The fof the S,a,osman.
Uadcr these " VIII readily be By ad-
vcr,ing patrons that they haze much stronger IN.
duceneni 20 advertise IN tie Head tLsu they have had
heretofore In the Statesman uor ad,cHisomeuts will Oh
general and extensive circulation IA The couup
ard the westerly pat than heretofore 10 either paper
gFAil communications al rcrtsomens sc intended for
tic efsh "a ,h~ Western part Of the coGaiy be deN
led To MIR White, who viii duly forward them to Rutland
1.-The Subscribers to the Statesman will undersiand that
thus paper cfaigous and that The will he the hfs
(which viii BE- ehargeabic
Herald Office, July Is. 1857
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
BRIGHTON MARkEr..nonday, July II

At market 800 Beef Cattle 20 Cows and calve,, 225o
Sheep, aud 900 Swine. About $50 Beef Cattle unsod.
Prica-Es9 Catae-Puees have declined since last
week about % cts the hundred pounds, and reduce
quotations, 1t quality 81 20 ID do ate Is
10 u do:a 50.
Cons and Cairs-snles made At sg3 IS, 81 so5s,
10 and Si2.
SHEEP and L0Blbs-Dull. Lots af Lambs iakenin
GLIDING part old 81 81 88, . %, 49, and Co. Old
Sheep AZ 81. b, 20, and g.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25

JotusL sCfht ptrtsulroaa This nob'e sAp Was laua-
tld from Ire Sats latd coz iu'dlg afternoon. alg1t hah
r.,t too o,.arE ia fac style lie cDLlosfse Of people
lmusnfc-
TtssiIp siys tie FhtiIe paa Gazetr, lsfse enoush
GO car-s aich lager nuu'r tiau the @upic
American army hA foo .ht aad esUsd thc bAlue q" 'hP
=. and lea tL4t dc no .tiaa uf 'pnsidrrab
"a cosuts town ~ie tir purtEfu ~ ap3 IONS, shd
could 81 loaded 1l. ca5 ue nadtfatf ffgn 81 Lifp
.d l4r,eis ,rou.b 10 supqy bread iof i5UJD penp.e
ia Nhais ,ear Hlu earn lin fgns y f~lghuer' ~
49, ever, tne ,hs a,hafFes toll bfuadsdr. Sic vii de
- 81 ptcielf too ~ boitt g. hep 10 make iron ptS'
tst t tssioal ~ tto uuess re hsTcps % hn
tlr .nstn, SIC vii ~ iasi 81 water, 49, lAss hhe
a. u coco 80 tAs Naid - ~tct sa.s a. H. abe
Is,.ess ort 20 see world sests htV P9nses ~heI -
tn1fs ihsu i've abs s fegi1e ssa4s -sis
ppise a. ~ rsPatza ~ got h sp@st
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
PGrDExr ADVICE. "Oee no man any hug, Jut

PGUDENr ADVICE. "Oue no man any hing, JW
70 ioUtone ahoihu'-BiBLE.
This Is very prudeut advice, and PruGent people
would do veil TO follow II. The evil consequen-
ces Of disregarding this advice are plainly 10 be
seen moss 10 community, and by many they ate
sofely felt. II this advice had been dolly followed,
it does moi require much wisdom 10 discover that
the present embarrassment IN the secular affairs Of
community, would have beeu great measure, If
not wholly, avoided. Md we are confident that
# the present state Of affairs shall operate TO
lead the Fa-pe, heuccfJuh, more carefully 10 fol-
low the advice given above, II "i., be Of real scr
wee to community. We hope II sill so operate
The debt of love We must always owe to our
fellow beings, and we should not suffer that debt
10 accumulate on our hands, b., We should con
siantly be in tie way or pa'iog II lLil should BE-
The great business 81 or lives sud If sc are lab-
i,ually ia The wsy Of rendering ourselves and 9th
efs happy - Trumpet
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25

An inquest was held over the corpse Of n man
found IN the beaver meadows" in New Haven.
last week. From appearance lie is supposed 10
have been dead some weeks. The face was 20
much dSfguted to render i, impossible to iden-
uly HIM lie Appeared to have been tolcrably well
dressed. but had on neither coat nor hat. wallet
was found IN his pocket containing between one
and two dollars in change but no papers calculated
to lead to his Identiiy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
New-York ca,,lc Marl.et.---JuI, II.

market 800 head Of Beef Cattle 90 Mlchs Cows aud
100 sheep and Lambs
The Beef Of fr qaslify aud tie demand active, ALI
taken at from 10 10, average SO % the 100 lbs.
Mlchs Co~s-fhe deman nd e0ntnued limited 10 taken se
from Sez to $40 each.
sheep and lambs ia good demand mud all sold
Lambs from 10 TO IS o. and Steep from 10 s..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
Herald Office, July Is. 1857.

Tnr ,DBHlss Of The whg stato Convention TO the
Foernea 1t vii be seea, occupies large space in col
nd consequently has ercuded usuai variety Of
matter sad some articles prepared particularly fof tins week
Iapst
1hs address ~t doubtless he read viii deep interest
embrace, and discusses Of the momeuious political
. topics With which the country aRiiatcd.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25

DrJicaeR We learn that the body Of man,
name not known, about 40 years Of age. was dis
covered II The Connecticut River. on the l7th inst.
by some boaImep near the upper ferry, N North.
field Mass. His cnat and hat were found at The
ferry. u. Fuller" Was written on the back Of u
receipt found IN his wallct.---U u. Phonr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
HON fhe N. York .imsnean.

Tho Bdnk Dcmocrats, as they Gre called by the
Post and other Beuoni theorists have addressed
to Senator Tuimadge the following leuer, 10 com.
mcIla loH ~ bio recent SIu3i,aiton # credit os
"the distinguishing feature between despotsm aud
liberty g. Gen. Jackson said "sl who trade on
borrow ed capital (which ofeci'l ought TO break
Senator Taimadgo, With al the rest Of The party
luulca The old man To "lhe top Of his bent 30
long AZ lhe iYolery did not interfere vlh hei
views, their iOsfest- and their spcculatons but
nov, when rum slsrcs ,hcm, IA lke manner with
oilers, iu TIE face, lLey make ne wonderful die
cosery v ,ae republican nature and character 81
credit.
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papers II 'lhe honesty" Of their course Hon
e., qaa'A'e 10 cooperate iu ueisures 81 certain
disasters, ~Lle pu4oalled themsc,es and then TO
torn short round aud oppose these measures.
20 tLe letter.