Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21

r7,.., ~ bulh nte A. ihe scrv tp,ntd.. a. zach
other, no rc pie sccn q, h- % Oh, content.
", haNe Nord ~ tao % -av &C. tive lnaurafs'
message u Che rca pscsi4rpi sni vii hen lose
t,nr tcma-.s
VI Van Gutco Boo be psg '. h's ptose8 him
self something az prophet --sui uc,tr more
tbau Ntrp i- ,a.3 GO HIs patutr"s go ~ r MCSr
CARRY THE NORTH by PARTY MACHINE
ny. hND me SOUTH IS FALLING ~
WITH SOUTHERN MEASURES" such Nc
have i,cf i.'l was hi- dcci ration aad ahuutt mr.
c.osc.o1s', vc thi1s. aud ,cuaw, uot,uunai,lv.
ho hs, commented urou % 40 his laaugoral address.
ia ,bc closing part II ,be sdi'ess he says.
.rcr-e,ar. bc.sts oy ,ee,cn ne deep ia,ere', This
sutieri t-ayrNl vac tegounz Ia ctritr. lcNetrd u
,r-.. t.tt A' tn"wn n sentmeats 30 te,ad 60 It 3
and hna every nntee tir misrepresentation i've r's
sci sway trust thst they viii De elhiiN we h't ,ua
det.soi. At least hcs N De ms siaudlo ui conduct Boz
the p,ih before then declared that "a tr desire NJ
those 81 ny cou.tr, nr1 Nho were favourable % u' cec
ien, s ef' n mast ro '7'' iho Pf'i'nuH 'h'f tho
iAA Kbc AID Incorporating onp1Hcut p evrfy attempt,
The pirt %. congress Go fp'sn sa'eN in thr osu't o.
Columbia arHs' tc v-os OF ihr fi'voh0iog s.'r' Apt
slsn w.t. Determination equally decided. 90 RESIST tie
sHr.i inter cIcutc Wth en- t'r states who're c'sts
sahHtici ass SO COY cuN-rii1ens, vib hl'Hcse ard
osbk.c.s NC -,ar,ns which ~' ui- itrfc ih,t she,
have been approved aed ron6l d bs aI,ry Of the
epo DO t4 Tinted states taciultas those bonn thew n9st
u4rli7tc', ,T.ct noe rom "a, 10 aid tiu' no
b confch-r 'e,it Nt't ristrs receirc ny
'tiuii sahriiOn
THIS is what Mr. Van Barren calls "r,LtiNG n
WIN sourHEaN MEAsukTs.' Il is ibe only CON
trotcrsial passage 10 The Address, where Mr. Van
Barren has dared to express his thoughts aud
here the character Of the Mas l. seen stripped Of al
Disguise aud 10 ils nokci dciotmity. The op,n-
ions We have quoted Of no immediate lo,pur-
lance to the North bit 1, the South they are OF
deep momcnt,--aud It Is question for tho south,
not US. 10 answer whethor with all her hnustod
love Of principle, her independent aud confisicu,
course upon all questions Of q local Character
whether with ali her boaslcd neglect Of men lof
mea she g willing 20 yield her future inter
esls 10 man who Is with her, not IA principle bat
10 professions the sane moj,o which wou!d car.
ry he Souh By faii"g in 'c'tt southern measures
and he North by party mIatincry,' would nlsc
sacrifice the South at the very momen, the North
refused 10 be governed by such machinery, land
tie principles OF man who would thus rule aud
thus serve h's pco2lr are BASE cowARpLY, and
UlsHoNoRABLR.
The inaugural Address of Mr. Van Buren, Ii IN,
thing bat a Practical, s,aesman-ke document.
Upon the single topic only to which We have re-
fcrred, has he coudescendrd to throw the smallest
light Upon oil important questions of the day
deeply interesting to all classes of our citizens
there is much darkness as there wss before M
" Buren, came into office. In the closing paragraph
u MS Wcss'p' no ''''''1'es "ls uc''thh"'''"" :"
"wak IN the footsteps Of his ustrous piedeses
sor." We again quote his own words aud leave
the Address with the solemn reflections that To,
beginning Of the new Administration promises t,
be rather n continuation Of the reign of despotisu
and ignorance than the commencement of new
and brighter III the history OF the Republic.
"ln receiving from the people the sacred twice con
fied my ustrious predecessor, and which has dis
charged faithfully and SO we'll know that cannot
perform the arduous task with equal ab, aud
cess But, united have been in his cnunsels diil
witness OF his exclusive and unsurpassed devotion TO hl
countrymen's welfare, agreeing with him IN sentiment
which his have warmly support permtte
to partake largely of his confidence may hope wha
Of the cheering APPRECIATION wall be found auen
upon my path