Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28

"fs<udlisHa. - 'Fsdsss isfs -" Ha,fferd Canrss.
sos. The words ~bseh We have eseed a, the head Of
MS ttese have constituted The usy.ryias Of the Nsn
befsn fafr during the great struggle TINS state snd
city, Which has jos; trtaaa,rd seversl a the Wh,g
eAnddars were sssailed the most violent tnsnnef
ie' the imputed gu'h Of "fsestAhsm "opposusn to
the waf With Ing aud. - and other sn,ls, CHARGE. -
The walls throughout the city were covered with The
s'os'es pisesds, and the presses Il the party ,ermed
with productions Of mote than usual mslrni,y echo
Inz and rf-sehoing ihls oIsmur Tu.y had lrsrLea
rom the oioes, the Argos nne ether ssding organs
tha, whatever opposes Mr van Barcn either IS al,sndy
80 thereby becomes, "Fedefs,t," and thsi "F,deri
"m ia vice which moth ng can raaer NJ all.
madge. jt Rlves Nj King Of Georais an. NOW, al ~
sts"s And The whole people Of the stale of New
York have ;utn.d "f,drtallsts also Gov Mstcy
pa,hsp' lnelsded aPpesrs 10 u.s. that the prr.ru,
~ eceAslon 70 make few Remarks concerning this
piseuce "i the FaIiy Of charging "frdenal,.n upsn
an tbsir opponsn's, although become a. c,,raya
xAas ses sSs ~ lsss itsAi NAL h
lost u not wholly !os already, ia hs gross aud apps
rent folly.
la the frs, place. 10 ito jus,cs-The Federal par.
~ ceased 10 exist some twenty years age, ard when,
Afterwards. new psrt-s arose It's members loined one
the other of these parties, according their
pnons and their pleasure Ard auong The earliest aud
warInest supporters of Gen. Jackson's est nomination
were many Of the lesding Frdetas's Of The United
States who preferred bim both 10 Dir Crawford and 10
Mr. John Quincy Adams The late Robert Goodioe
Harper, Mr. Ross ni Pennsyissna and many other gen.
tlemen Of equal standing with them IN the fotner Fed.
eral party, csidrsE host OF names less distinguished
but belonging TO the same party, espoused Gen jock
sons interest and supported him from the first Ia the
state of New York. insta Of this Kind ST without
number. We could hill column with names oi FEEDER.
aliss, formerly Jackson men, now great Van Buren,
men, aud acting in full concert with the Loo, Focos.
And General Jacksons conduct c1respond,d
with that Of his party He neither knew Fedcraiis
Democrat lie know nobody but friends aud foes. lie
never brough, the charge Of Federalism, suffered
10 be brought against any one who attached himself 10
HIM Nor dd he ever fail 10 confer honor and oiHee on
the most decided and we'll known tcderast ii lie thn't
he could turn hiss attachment and hrs good
account. lie did not hesitate 10 make Mr. Louis Me
Lane Secretary of the Urea and Secretary ot states
he was ready 10 appoint aud did appoint, bt X T. Tia.
ney, Attorney General Seerctpry Of the Treasury md
Chief Justice Of tie United States he reason
why Mr. Buehinans services aud suct fees should not
be rewarded with a mission 10 Russia, although il had
been Mr. Buohanan'e boast tia, he had a dIop Of
democratic blood IN his veins did h perceive my
objection 10 putting Mr. Wilkins 10 the Office, the
moment Mir Buchanan had vacated a. Aud in hun
dteds Of other instances Exccuiec fayjI has not only
been bestowed but laviscd upon fcderalisis Of the
siriciesi fashion, and the m 81 ultra chaJa ter.
A, this very moment Mr. Van Blren would be sorely
distressed, If all iedctaiss, in Congress- should with
dIaw their support. Look 10 the senate There sits
MIR Williams from Maine, Mr. Hubblrd from " Hump
shire, MIR VAL from New Jersey, und Nh Buchanan
from Pennsylvania Every nf these gentlemen
were opposed 10 The late war with England every one
ot them Federast, aud voted and acted with the
fravralsts long the party existed IT these four
old fashioned Federalss 70 the lnor
Of The chamber and take their seats with the OPP
in tha, body Sir Van Burrn dement's ON the aid and
succor of Feder alis,s he wonld be b.nless and en-
treiy nros,rato without il Uc conid mai live dav If
lac were TO Thin bs ranks by the ruo which he and his
parti1 ns p,e.crbr for others lie knoN This very we'll
and wi ns ic in dcr,sion Of Tho common ,se r man
kind As If the Amcriean Proul Ind No n-rcen,ion no
ORGAN. of intelligence no power TO discern bvos truth
his u,,crs and his narzans ker
s,e. The n,rpetu.I reitsr,,ion Of H., ere f FJYol;,,
and F.dera'su
But all this is in character We are 10 expect moth
inc else 40 lone as II bell, we'd ina, his cry will have
the ,niia ence upon popular elections
There ia howeyer another consideration of nuch
more importance and ,ha, RESPECTS HE mauptr an
,shieh he ULjgs ,ire, ar, ~ yoof bis oueyv Are
thev 10 fear are tbev 10 SHRINK from il are they 10 heed
n In snv d.gr,e We saw no THE dsv has one by
when n. great mass Of the people hi,oriss'
questions OF this TO control tsr opinions and 'hei
preferences They are ANXIOUS about present eV' ana
prospects Of pesen, relief hey are winning 10 io"s 10
ability, integrity, experience and wisdom wherever hey
find these qualities and TO bestow 'beH soNfag's
those by Whatever name or denomination ''ey may
have been heretofore knnwn who possess the'n' Loon
at the late astonishing results ~ o9i own STATE N
.he sgnte'. uegrl !, n,,dent 10 acid whatever lie
80 oI.no,. a, Bu, ih- enemy will elamor always
:, .ag,s,hn- There msv be- Others. we think the NUN