Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28


HONESTY
Notwithstanding the brazen audaeiiy Of large por.
ton Of The Van Buren papers IN denying the realities
II the late Wing victories few Of them dare
knowledge the truth The following confession OF the
New Orleans Courier IS pretty full =
The elections are now bnd ,he democracy
defeated. This is but termination of general defeat
which commenced at the opposite extremity Of tie Tn.
ion, and has swept everything be fore il until il has
lived here Here II is hoped there will be res ing
place the victorious party uye no induccmeni 10 push
their conquest iuttci uhlese their si be the dominion
Of all the contiurnt Of Rmetco Within the lmiis Of
the United States we frankly confess then triumph is
complete"
twill be difficult, says the New York star. TO keep
the Evening Post out OF the Wing ranks. Every now
and thea he hosts his shoulder o mutton sail ON his lit
tie yawi and steers right into the wbg channel. The
follow ing covert but hard hit at tie present admin
istration -
We doubt whether much is gained after all, by do.
ing TIN Us iof political effect. The most polite in
the end is he who is the most SIN erebe who does
things for their intrinsic propfiety aud justice, instead
OF doing them Tor the sake OF Appearances The states
man who is perpetuay laying clap tfups the polti.
chi theatre, VIII find, in The long run that there
people IN the world shrs wd lie is cuunng-peope
who VIII see through his stage tricks aud expose them,
add who will leave him al last TO stand in the
laton to the honest and faithful statesman that the Jug
ger or mosntebnnk stands to the philosopher - ur.
Free Press.
DR. Duneaas ATTENDED Speeeh ,ehich ,oas NOT
spoken IN Cohgress.-The Emporium has promised TO
commence, und the Globe Woodbury. Herald, aud 9th
e collar prints have commenced publication with the
following FALSE head -" Sleerh Of Mr. Duncan II
Ohio m tie House Of Representatives. July 3d. le3s,
The bill TO establish an Inaependent 9reasnry, aud they
proceed to say, "Alr Duncan ADDRESSED the House
as follows"
Now is not this too bold and barefaced deception,
Tor editors, who profess 10 have any moral not 10 say
religious sentiments TO deceive their readers by such
gross Jaisehood They know that that rigmarolc Of
stuff was NEVER delivered in the House of Represen.
iat'yes'-Iney know that when DIR Duncan attempted
to deliver his Speech the Speaker and Others cal
led him TO Order ten fifteen times, and finally
he was compelled sit down by the Speaker loco u-
CO as he is) lie then asked permission TO publish his
speech eiihom speaking ii, and that also objected 10
and thus he was fooled every tack, in trying TO send
such string of iasehoods before the people speech
made an Congr1sS Bat Something must be done 10
deavour to counteract MIR Bonds mastery oxpose of
OF government extravagance and forthwith the Globe
steps forward and publishes it, the ii its dcy
efv had not actually been prevented, by the Speaker
and the House, the ground OF its being OF order
and altogether Irrelevant TO the subject before the
House.
Thus do the collar gentlemen try to eyade and hide
Toe Truth, aud deceive their readers
The people must beware OF any statements they
see in the Van Buren, prints as their being des
peroe one. they will not stop at ties. to carry their
points, and thus hold TO the Treasury pap. We say
beware OF them, Tor they not TO be trusted the
garing tissue of falsehoods alluded 10 above amply
lProves.-Prinoeton Wig.
THE GLoBE AsD THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW. II is
by no nf ans wonderful that tue Globe should be SO
highly jealous above all other advocates Of the Gemoc.
racy OF the office holders"
II has the best reasons in the world for being the
best reasons that is accodiDg 20 its oil
ais viz "the spoils system. In fact, in pecunsry
point of view, the Globe has by far the deepest sake
the support and continuance OF the oiice- holders de-
Inocracy. That Journal as it is well known, readily
resigns honor and dignity 10 others Let it but gorge
The solid pudding and those may have the praise who
want II.
1--WE have heard il stated fact, gays The Madso
man, that the publisher e the Globe obtained from
Gen Jackson an imperative order TO all tie Executive
departments to gIFe hun their entire printing.
Ii appears thai in lc2 and 1888 ihese departments
PAID the lobe Is ablishment for printing, SH,24l
In 1854 and %, i0.47a
In 1885 and rs, up 70 September, ,35l
$I2,GJ
Add 10 this the amount paid as prn.
tiers 10 the @4th Congress for the
> House OF Representatives, o5.0li
$2ls,0la
q Making round sum- say S22o0 900.
How much they have received es printers 10 tho
Sanate during the last session, have not the
OF ascefaihing at preseu but probably large sum,
there was no snt al ordering documents 10 be printed
by that body.
Ia tins schedule, the amount received By the Globe
from September, 50, TO the present time rot stated
The Democratic Eey.rM o the nd guCafe.