Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20

II it's m.penelTabIc aiistocracy. Or, brother Of
Sir Plume.
- "Of amber snuH.bo Justly vain,
And the nico conduct Of condcd cane
nc looks for great effects 10 an exhibition " him
elf which really reflects credit on nobody bot the
/ ,pr aud hair dresser who made him. lie appears
/ il ncbarbnro.purllan city Of the Fast, and Il he
I kpowsg but well dressed, not n fan nor heart
ers,ocraagle added hutter aud the view of
is wormaoblch chIlls even mnidcnly enthusiasm,
ln>ino been h.his more enlightened spirit Or.
mob az ,hat s,ues hPh on the shoulders ofa
The measure" can of which "ihe mind" 10 not
hnye little awe for 9th, he falls IN with such rs
been attained by merit, dignity except ast has
conscientious public serSen made the means at
their ars,ocrOc pblegm o.oi and the sight Of
to boisiefous lanenlaion. 'is fePoohchh'rh
A reverence for rank and tits
birth" "iomily pride" "grondeers' wrcsPeet Tor
upou the working casses," in New Engook down
that to''--the part Of the crew that docs TEL
| the ship. Rank and tiile!' Every body ssil
or may know, that with US the rural squ'reys
not u few of them there) is company for H.
governor and the priest the schoolmnstcr Tor
either aud ID, hare handed. worthy man. who
built the house they meet IN. for them all. they
are avowcdly and actually tit companions, and TT
need be, II often ls) equal opponents for each
9 other in the Of public life. They are ovow-
board. Respect for birth ~ Dor blood il oil one
n stream. 1t makes our union. not DOR division.
. 1t Is that which ~ the odcn day, in times when
). union was never closer nor more needful, stained
: full many acavsliefs sabre the other side Of
r the water, and full many n savage tomshawk, in
n these western wilds the rod, warm. honest.
. Puritan flnId which has always been 20 shy Of shy
: place in Williams veins, and quick to mount
2 when battle TO be done for principle aud free
ar. Ill. 4 .,f IL
e ton among os 10 property, the only thing IN
d which distinction could exist were much great
; or than they are the seven generations Of New
II England have gwen time for such ups and
!, downs, hardly admit Of any loud assertion Of
e such feeling on the one hand or any very cordial
?. toleration Of II on the other. They have given
S. opportunity for such repetition Of the wise
mars spectacle apt to occur. where there arc
avs of entail. to interfere with The leseling OPP
g erstIons Of nature,-"serveuis upon horses, and
princes waking Us servants upon the earth" Ia
g New England, only with sou, checks arising from
less volatile temperament aud more frugal prevail
ing habits the progress sDd decline Of family for
tunes bus been essentially the 10 other pln.
ie ces, where sLllar freedom for advancing and
~ running ones self has been enjoyed. The first
- generation has stood behind the counter The Sc
cond, retaining tao habits 20 which II was early
e formed, and possessing every advantage Of educs-
ic ton, has adorned with oil eeganees well Of
ten with all virtues the station IN which It entered
e upon life the ihlrd has been opt TO drive four 10
n hand, 20 the bottom Of the sirong-box and the
?. fourth, educated wlthnut method good example.
20 aud mortified by it's "ialse poson,' has had much
ID harder work TO rec II II we're 30 disposed. than
D. did tie founder Of the domestic dynasty. And
of however II may be IN lees permsBent communities.
" where people come Ike shadows so depart. here
~ aboris We know each other too we aud have too
= good memories 10 favor the purposes Of sny who
p should be inclined 10 fall out with the ladder they
" fo-e by. e our hsbiis oi estimating character
D. d,d not lead us to respect the fortunate ber. who
n should cbsnce 10 have nothing else 10 recommend
20 HIM uiueh lees ihsn respect the memory Of tbo
ID homes, snd ca psbe man Nho gathered for hm tho
u. means 10 make bis eoxe0mbfy eorspieuoUs.
er There - hereditary wealth. 10 New Eogland'
o. Bot for be moh part thee teh men OF us elles are
~ ,bnse ,ho haye come 10 them ffnm the country,
- poor spd have made Their way by industry and tai
D.. en-. sbd the qualities which maze II honorable TO
lie rice. Ia many communities. the process however
H. des,rsb.e else, would bring sagsniy iof"tfd iMo
r. the bgh place. of socisiy. He's 10 10, 80. fo"f
10 these adsentsrers ~eie. sben they started IN ne
y, ,,,osr.S MA 81 hat tl,y hsse made themselves.
G.. put tbey ID DOT therefore ne from TIC seDnsi'
;, The furthc.t pgss,eie hon Il. Abey san'S ~ifo'9
y. her native villages the SOUS Of isali'' "ho ~e's