Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-17
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AZ the leaders cf the Van Karen party have Dc
clarcj epen'y that tho Administration Ind stsked
their papulauiy upon tho Sub Treasury srhcn,c,
ani ~ that hos been rejected IN Tho House nf Rep
Icscn'a'tc-. under circumstances Of thr most
moutyng deception, il Is perfectly fair 20 tasc
them upon their own ground sud consider that
great question bs decided against thrm. Like
many other desperate gamblers. thcy have rskrd
all, aod iost all IN what hight then docs this al
n'ai,lrai'on stand 81 tie prescn, urc, before 'he
country! Martin Van Buron. tho bead Of y, well
aware that without moucy he could not maintain
The ground ,ha, be had attained. set hs own wits
ar well a. those cf his councillors at work to
SECURE the revenue under his own control. A0er
pursuing his object. opooly. and secretly. through
two sessions Of Conrr,ss. he is entirely defeated
@rhoat any prospect hope ef reusinng the
grupnd hc has lost. Having neither houprs nor
profit TO hold oui a. temptations To his vnracloos
mctccn,ucs having nu pecuuinty lnduccmcn'. TO
cAhlot 10 patilGaus Who are governed By no pm
cp,e hat scitj-hncss. apd ma personal influence 10
exert, he viii probably witness the adjournment
If Congress, aud tie Dispersion Of hs discounted
ard Jisprited followers, win the most serious for
boUues fer the future. Some men would attempt
1 To rty Under such dlsAcarening circumstance I;
and ulght ~ some measure At least, succeed. -
/ Bat he possesses no quality nor qualification, 10
/ 1T him Goa such an effort. lie has wasted all bis
skill ana energy IN fu'lcss effort To- establish
/ his supremacy, through the agency ut the TicHsu.
~, and ms failed N most signal manner: ard
/ the great que-lonis, what can hc do hereafter 10
/ keep together his party, and benefit hmsefl
One of the greatest dliculues he has To cucoon-
ter, arises from the fact Tint he has used up his
materials. lie and his friends ani tools. have
horpcd upon ;hc subject of banks, and bank paper
and monoaoles, aud rag money, ana shin pias'ers,
aud Nichoa, Bddie, iiil they hpve worn those top
les out; and without producing any effect. II Is
owing to the mi.chlefs which tins clamnr has Oc-
cosioncd, In all parts of the Union, that tho great
the uueXampled revolutions IN public feeling and
opinion which have recently taken place, over &c
iargc portion of the Union, have occurred. -
Add. Mr. Van B1rcn weak enough or VAN enough
to believe that be has such a hold upon public ~
spect and esteem, that he can renew this senseles
uproar Wuh any prospect Of recalling popular IA
VOC back to hmselfl If co, 10 will run greN
chance Gf beug plled fu- his folly, # he i not de
spiscd fer hs arrogance. Does he hatter hlmsel
that Mr. SIlas Wright will be able, upon rcylsitIn.
the shores Of the ST. Lawrence, 10 devise som
other 'Uniried ESpedIent," which will Secure IN
public money within his grasp, and enable him, b
| ludclous Applications Of its power, 10 regain III
lost popularity? II he does he reckons wIhou
his host. Within the next year, or year and
half at the faphcsi, Loco Focosm must bring be
lore he nation a candidate for tie next Presldcn
lal election. W!l that party IN imitation {
. their present leader, "stake their all" upon una
! who has broken dawn in less than eighteen month
alter he entered upon the career Of honor WI
tLcy venture their existence as party upon PEI
y son who has already nearly scattered them 10 II
four winds, even before hr has completed one ha
the lime 1llulred for his race Docs lie Hait
himself That John &. Calbouu-anbiloUs, prou
selfish and arrogant III unite his forces, Nha
Il ever they may be to re elect Martin Van Buren,
the expense Of the aspiring sp'rIi Of the South
These things may be; bot IN our Judgment. th'
j. are very far from the probability. it Is eve
W doubtful Whether Mr. Calhoun Wi be able 10 COT
- .nand, in hs own favor more than one siate b
- yona the Potomac and that BY no means a lar
one.
Unless Wc are much mistaken by the Signs
the Iimc-.' Loco Focoism must find new ca
diIo,e Tor the nrXt c'"ciion aud # The party d
WAC, tIey vii do every lining ~ their power
get tld Of that odious u1me. and Try to appear
go samc lees osra-yc oLaracler The "Dcmucfa
d" OF Nou6crs," they have losr--tt has chang
sides. They must try 10 ind some new desigr
W non. By ahich lhey moy hope 10 impose upon
- people once more. or m onr Judgment Il Is 80
case sllh u,eu.- Conn. C0W.