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


curse which Stias Wright bimsclf has lsbcred. for
ten years. to brng upon this oppressed and dcgra.
dcl county.
woo l., dc.
II has been tsccuously remarked that. sine,
WOOL Is down, the V. u farmers begin to pull tho
wool nom their cyes. This H. we bcove 10 no
small degree true and hence the administration
prints labor to blind the farmers. IN propottion a.
they arc anxious TO the light. The last Patu-
ct hourshes handful Of 'cooi aud does it's bee, to
blind It's readers BY going back to the pressure Of
1884, land even beyond that 10 some indefinite
period, Of which the editor romombcreih vory IN.
distinctly y and charging the depression Of wool
to the - bank It Is by far too la,c N tho
day to try To convince the people of Vermont that
the bank produced the pressure of 81 they iust-
" attribute that calamity 10 tho removal of tho
deposiies by Andrew Jackson IN defiance " tho
Contiituion, of Congress ard of two Secretaries
of the Treasury. Bot let this pass dare the
Patriot assert that the bank has produced The pres
snfe now Perhaps Il dare do A. and ~ defiance
OF the columns that paper has contained within
few months, about oycrtradlug, speculation and nll
that. 1t a fuct that the bank has done its ut.
most TO prevent the present pressure, BY extending
literally its aid to tho New York merchants. II
Is fact that the suspensions legon with the pet
Jaahs, were succeeded by the National Tjcasu,y
nsef and finally forced the bank MISC suspend
/ The bank has been the victim. not the cause, Of
the pressure. The people OF this country have at
least common sense enough to know that the Gov
efbmeut IS alone responsible for this calamity IL
Is alone reponsble because II ulone possessed the
power 10 prevent IT. If even the banks, or the
merchants, have pursued course so suicidal as
they are falsely said to h""- r---7-i -
no"' - =" ars-yyt, ,iis. u has been 80 aTechedy
weak or ignorant. blind, reckless. as to have
permitted them 10 do II. BRIT tins is not the fact
the govefnment--its NAL admnhtrnl Un--ils Wild
eXporments--lts dlrorgsnizng mud destructive
schemes-lts reckless disregard of The adn,onitons
oi wisdom and expcTence--bas hnrled the nation
into bankruptcy. The people Of th. nation arc
but rcapIug the fruits Of misgovefnmcnt the far
mcrs, by the loss their wool paying the
pr,cc which has been exsc,cd by the 'eSpennepls''
Of political quaeks
We wish 10 suggcst lItilc matter to the Van
Buren men for reflection; YOU admit that there is
pressure and that II is necessary that there be
furnished remedy. What is that administration
which you have supported and which the Van
buren, Presses are endeayotng Ia force you 10 be-
heve is not the cause of dstress--we ak, Mat is
INIT administration doing 10 b,sg about Letsr times
Your wool Is On Your hands-.t - now worth but
Iiile more dian hGJ what II would bring IN or
diuary tines-dnd YOU know tia, this results from
the state Of the currency mud the prosirafion Of
the manufacturers Ghai is he administration do
ing 10 cg,et remedyl What schemes is It devils
ing-~hefe IL there single movement it has made
where a single indication has II gwen, tha, II
viii do any thing for rcllcfl There no rpot nor
place whence relief can come bat from the gov
eminent. II is It's duty and It's privilege 10 act
bot, We repeat The question, irhai il IL doing We
can answer The question 10 the beet Of our knowl-
edge NOTHING As II panic struck at the
fearful calamity which The Executive, just past
and present, has brought or ss Il entirely regard
less of the sufelings Of the oountry--the only IN
dcai"ns are that The cabinet has no settled fchnne
f0r ycitC Your party, which elevated Mr. NsD
Bufcu TO tho chair, IL engaged IA chickering's and
quarols your presses. trumpct.topgued IN de-
tending he Government from blame, sfe silent as
the grave as 60 relief You may guess you may
conjecture DO. yon. and tho people kno~ nothing
Of What lbc government all do.
P0haps the President IL weirhing The popular
~ Of this scheme that, snd cscniaiiug The of-
feet lhl, or that course may have on bis political
destiny. Perhaps. he u waiting for Congress to
devise ~ own methods 90 fehcf. Perhaps. he -
hoping tia, Ibe Wings will take tho responsibility
Of foscuiug the coontty iron tie calamity into
ullrh Jackson add Litnsc.l Asyc taken the respon.
sibIuy' Of bringing n.-Bui ih,s - al mere cor
lecture. Ycs.--wbie the National Treasury 10 ~
fsct unable 80 meet the demands upon u, 80 ahy
thug bot dslonorsd Tieamry dotis ~hiio the
monthly expenses are needy double tho smouui ~
TIM monthly fcrripis Of iho Treasury While the
Indian snnuii,es cannot be- pad. snI the country
;, threatened sIlh 90 ladsh saf While commerce
cippri and 1I-ipors Fr7rifHisd While the
bsgts are nearly 81 quite al suspenled AID the
farmers tbemscltc- aie saGeung their share Of tbs
uemepdous nstoDai sltiiotOH-lb e eosSsS. tho
lal8ruSss he yoisg ~ your administration. IRE all
matters OF iaccr snd sheer CONJECTURE! The
political sin II commission 40 gethbs INTO soeb
dilemma sss gfesi The $50 81 omission. ~ bot
yrt,Ing speedily oct 81 viii DOT BE- ices nor
Gao fsh u being jDsty sltsrbed to the sdN'si'-
isal,OH.-TL UafoLmaa.
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