Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21


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be "a tnsu 90 ASA ~bethsr sUch doctrine - 20 pre-
vail asnus Anrriesn c3issns ABd Il did, how - The
nns bei~Sen rich ard poor ever 20 ~ dawn hT II
Ar.s yos ~iH these IRE isns 81 Thousands ~ the rich
who ~eaia consider th~faseivrs suiopg The pecf And
80 atny thousands q The poor Who would fad them
selves saons the rich Nsr could Il remala sed iot
aay es hosr tar he who - rich 10 day, 10 morrow
may he n hessat, whlr ihe oihsr hand. there are
tho1ssnas snsng sha are born poor. and also 80
o sspeessy ini8 the West ~ scsi their fortune and
s.eh docsr,ne shonld be tranpled under the FOO, Of
svay hmetiesn ffeemsn-i, !. vPc', sud should not
BE- suffered r. show lie head Let " Psi Il TO essG by
common consent lCbssfhg1
Then. 10 smother precious vital iptrrrFt II The Rspob
which aGSNtlsu win no fss eeeNfAtH f4fpuftS-
II !. cur Ustos ssf This s attempted 20 he destroy
ed BY srrsying local pr,ludess ~ mutual hnsility-by
s,irrBr up sectional warfare of the North against the
Souih Of the EAs, against The West a. though the
common glory and the common lnteres, Of tae whole
esnfedrracy no, more thsn Sufficient TO ouweigh,
thousand tines the small snd minor matters IN which
differ.
Bu, though politicians uciusied solely by selfish and
rafcidsi ambition seek to rend ssyndgr what God has
himself joined everlasting bonds, there is hand that
will arrest the impioas design hand they despise, but
hand they will find too strong for tbemI mean the
hard hand os NreuAsIcat LABoS. Great cheering
Yes ar, that mighty hand and long rsy be mighty
tn th, free and equal land that mighty hand will link
three States together with hooks Of steel The labor
ing population Of this country mean 10 live together as
ons people and who shall dssnnul their purpose See
how they are eohsuering both time and space See
the thousand steamboats, that Traverse our lakes and nv
eu sye. and that, leyathsn like. begin to make the o.
cesn itself TO boil like pot. Look al their rail road
cars risneing like hrefy rnsteors from end OF the
land th. other blaming Ceniaurs with untTing
with uowas,ing strength and who seem TO 60 too, on
grand Temperance tire total temperance principle
isboring all day on water only daughter and loud
cheers
Think you the people will suffer their cars to stop
and their rail roads 10 be cut IN two, because politicians
choose draw dividing line between Northern and
Southern empire Never, sif,-neur Procet ding
In those great nstional principles Of Union which have
been 90 iuninously pounded and uoby vndicatad
BY yeuf ius,r,ous guest cheers) they Will leach these
politicians who 10 master Let us hang together for If
Nv years longer and defy the world separate
(Shou,. and repeated cheers Let US but get safe
ly through the crisis and our institutions will stand
hrm-r basis than ever (CheerIng) True, we are
threatened from without as well as wihis. When len
my far distant home, left not far dislan from thou
ssnds Of wsrlik- indians, congtega,ed and armed by
the policy Of this administration consulting plotting,
medtatbg vengeance They number, 1t said, co 200
fighting men
You have given them rifles and nature has given
them in the vast paTes in their rear Of
Of Mid horses whom they well know how break and
to hide. Their hearts burn with wounded pride, and
boil with medtsted revenge and who knows how
they may return u.s. Nazepps- like, to pay home
all their intufies} know, that stating The dan.
gers Of the FAR West shall no, be heard with indIer.
snce, though speak in the far East, No, we are one
BODY and where member suffers all the suffer
with IL when member prospers, all the oiee
with and hold ii high duty Of those citizens who
fiom distant paris Of the WIDE Union 10 assure
their fellow citizens Of the perfect sympaty and
y Of feeling which psEvsdes the entire people of this
vas, eoniedetacy. frs-ws are one one people for
veal OF for wee When cannot come from N,ssss
ppi aud call the men Of Boston fellow citizens, my
Kindred, my brethren, desire no longer To be myself
ei,izsn OF the Republic. (Cheers long and loud) No
We are ell embarked ono bottom and whether we
sink or swim will sink will swim ToG trBrs
(fere the hall rang with triumphant shouts, cappiag
Of hands and rounds Of cheering wave
and the irombobes Of the band peaked note Of union
With the cries 81 the assembly,
Mr. fnrKrIu concluded by Offering the iollOwin.
toss,
the States in the establishment, Of this Rspubcsecond
none IN the ability integrity and patriotism which
she contributes TO sustain u.
Mr. At,oiney Gensrsi Austin gave
Reafscky-Ths noble State Of ke n,uck y-eminentl,
entitled to gratitude for the distinguished patriot
ism md talents which she sends 10 the National Coun
ellis Whether in the coming triumph OF great Wing
pfneipes one Of her citizens, OF one Of our citizens
shAi bear the Standard Of Victory may Justly excite
honorable smb,ios and generous rvsry lie, IL be 20
until National Convention has proclaimed the voice
Of the People In any, and all eveots, MAsssehuset
and keniueky will stand side by side IN the Of tb
country
SPEECH or .IR. ME.NIFEE or KENTUCKY
Mr. Msnlfee said, that he could not remain sisn, un
der the sentiment which had Just been announced,
% enthusiastically received. That sentiment said be
relates not n myself but 20 Kehtpeky -desr.f m
iA.n self OF Keniuety have nothing to say. Then
she 10 In her history. from the period when first pene
ttssd BY the whiie the dark and bloody ground
anwnio the present, she speaks The character whie
that h.icry entities her 10 10 before the world She
proud o. Il; STE Is proud Of the past che Is proud
the pTes~nt. Ard her pfiee ,s patriotic and Just
obs ~ hSF ask 10 efptess 10 her name, the sek
exledgemenis due 10 the complimentary notice 20
have ussn Of her notice not the less esmp Inc nlaf
from ts assoc siioa with he name OF Na..Ac