Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02

actually arrived between the administration and the srsaa
tie aud nissi OF the eountfy 80 suggested
by our friend webb Of the Courier and Enquire hl,
our doubt. That there is most cruel and dead, waLi,
carried by the administration against this class Of s
low citizen. a. we'll =" as,ns, the manufacturing md al
other en,erprisng prominent Of the country, ms
be sppacnt every Intelligent citizen ia the comnun,
And where II will ultimately end human power e,a con
lecture.
CUSTOM HOUSE BoNDs.
tn. Gopsrnment -, The People Al who ha,. sun
inftgsnet 10 understand tho present state Of affair,
and all who have sufficient honesty To admit the truth Of
conviction the subject, longer hesitate IN asc.
bing our embarasmcnts to wicked and dseraocful
warfare wagod by the Gortns aga nst the People Of the
United States That such is tho csse wc consider as oe
" demonstrated AZ any axiom in Mathematics. md /.
then, the duty OF Importing merchants who
brought directly IN contact with the government 10
consider how far II incumbent upon them TO
resistance the Of which
eng against themand through them, upon the tSei
eanti'e community at large.
old narim and one that desperate disease,
require desperate remedies and " revoutioust, are,
probability a, this time have been colonies to Grca, tta.
instead Of bring what area free, powerful, and rcL
but much oppressed people When they placed themselves
in opposition to their mother country aud saked het ali
upon that fearful contest under deep oon,e,es
that they oppressed by the very government which
they admitted their allegiance and from which the pre.
Of that allegiance, they had right claim protection in
stead Of experiencing at its hands oppression and
And when they achieved their liberties and transmitted
and the naenabe rights for which they had oON
and conquered, they expected from usnay, there eied
and exists racred obligation part, to preserve
in all its purity and transmit unimparrcd TO descend
ants the great boon which they had by their vaor
secraied with their blood and secured by their wisdom
We would put IL directly to each and all OF our readers
whether they do not acknowledge this obligation and
they do whether II becomes this great people quietly and
tame submit any and every degree OF awles. oppc
sion which their rulers may inhct merely because
involve in tro ubc and those who resist
censure we are very certain their reply IN be- mo but
At In
OF resistance greater ethan the evil OF submission 7" We
promptly that resistance on the part Of free poo.
pie fihey would preserve their freedom should ALWAYS
commence whenever is made plain and papable that there
has been deliberate violation Of THEN rights and whatsy
temporary evils may result from such resistance can
never be great dangerous TO institutions
blind submission to most manifest act of oppression add
tyranny.
And now We would ask Of ali-what shadow Of right,
what plea of xpedency what constitutional or legal us,i
fcaton MARTIN VAN BURvN offer TO the people Of tho
United States Tor having brought upon them AZ thor pres
ter two thirds Of their Representatives he'd declared Their
solemn convictions that injurious to tie county and
should be repealed Most assuredy, none and wo unhes
itangy say. that is high handed measure Of fyran'
ny than TIA, which Charles the st his crown and he
hcadmore Illegal and than the act OF the
British Ministry which caused the p'trios OF the revolution
destroy The harbor Of Boston and ono which
tain which led 10 the DecI1ration Of Indepenaesee.
weare fully aware Of the ccnsnfe which some will bc,ow
will excite In the breasts Of brawng demaeogues and tho
miserable dependents upon the smiles and sunshine Of EI
outivo favor But what ifthey do censurc What fthe
honestly entertained sentiments Did not Inc Tori" Of
l776 and conemu those who more for the
cry and Independence Of the country than hoy sasd
ther the the slaves OF power And shall we
frightened by the owns of the tories Of 1887 from attempt
ing humby to follow in the footsteps of those whose
acts be beacon stars BY which ics dsssn
dsnis should regulate their conduct Let those who en-
er.an sush opinions bsrarethe people Of this day he"
borne and VIII bear much than their fathers did be
cause they feel that they have the power right them
Mneneser they choose to exercise but there is poL