Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-17
I's= ia Manages Cg1seseg-- 81 q IA Nss
ISss Daily EsPr,o.
POLITICAL GAMING. AND rue SOUTH
CAROLINA GAMING.

TIE rgn, o. BE tue sn3 recent po'ii,csi niv.s-
fsenis s8,eHg he s.~ alton q th. Leo Iocus
sSd Na.bf.'' hs,e gwen s5diuoosl interest to
he lat dsy, y iLs p'e-eD' ses,lnn 81 Cssgr.ts.
Hf Csihos=s rpti.,. snd uf C-ihasu's sciian. ere
80 81 t-e s-si iirn~. fairly unders,ood By both
ihs poh'icsi parties "a Washington. "Whg, Sir
Calhoun hs- hi- eye upon the Pr-sijency. - Nss
fb- .reism.'ion q fnend to fr1er.J bar dsy
~ t~0snce. To BE- sure he ha. was the ..
'pou-e ',nd sbiie Mf Calhoun h.. seen crying
hurrs for The peoyle," 'do~n ~i;h the Bsnks,r
divorce" "Bsak Bnbef,.~ "B.sk Corrup,,on."
"s"s'herh Rah;. Northern Inrefftreoce." ans
all he hg'atsn enes 10 the Lpco Foo spcsvvii-
~, b. hss raced snd continued Ia. hoe and cry ~
n SETTER f-sson ihsn 10 onild vp his fame and hs
fortune. upon The ruius # party whom at lesfl
be desp,r.s." Even So | assure you.-srd tn.
sfufy and natives q Mr Csh0un's recent political
suinwerseis hre es-y to lean as the case. for
hgh; snd darkness. Nf Calhoun is first f,f HIM
seh,-.teondiy for South Csrolius - th,dl, for tie
South. snd finally fIr ninch "f the Norm a. aye
wiling :" believe that he is The pnresl Well az
he m"si inieli man IA the lend. VI Mr &.
would hay- the World believe that lie j. nos, he
msn he "a. year, gone b, "a pairof aud s'sies-
msn governed 10y principle rather than iuierert.
or the Jnstt"e oi his pr-'ension-,-vf he devotion
10 hir country of The bone,iy or his sudden
changes. let The bonr,i men of oil parties Judge.
/ remember to have seen Mr. Calhpnu fi The
fret time 10 public life come FIVE sessions ago.
Then he We a. soeL,ly opposej Ia Gen. jackson
% FIVE sessions before he had been violently hts
friend. Thsu as nov. too, the secret springs OF
sc,ion seemed TO BE- sef interest, self prnmnilnr,,
and diss ppoinled ambIii"t. His own zeal for his
own Advancement seemed TO have eaten him up,
and Mr. Calhoun, sHd Sir Cslh"un's interest sp-
pesred Ike black spnt upon the run, tn mar and
Obscure oil The good he PROGRESSED. Then II was
that Sr Ven Bgr-n tr0rmtd bimself into the good
opinion Of General Jaek-on--dn,ing Mr Calhonn
out Of the ensrti'n- Of tie greatest aud beet :"
AID compelling Mr. Calhoun to ,rceJe poe, ia the
rarlo OF distance and attachment ihs' Sir Van b.
r"n advanced. step 10 ad,snce made by Mr. Van
Buren, step 10 the for Mr. Calhoun and
soon. unexpectedly to every body, tie world saw
Mr Van Burcn a conpsniun at the Presidents ia.
Die shI!e Mf Calhoun, iht then Wee Precedent
almost packing the crumbs thst fell frHm n.
General Jackr1u rs-i Mr Calhoun uf, and Mr Cal.
hnun. for ihr fret lime, Uncovered that General
IscksnG vac very bad mao, end To rsirui. Soon
II Wa. too we're told that Mr. Van Burcn had
mona e the nnblenr,s ~ the roysl beasts of tie
forest" bat "sl the sknikiug prapensItses OF the
mesnest qusdruped.' But two years snd d month
or two gone, there was ~ language too severe for
this model 81 Consistency to use towards The
TREND. of General Jackson and Mr vsn Buren.
One msn-i.ssc Hi, OF New llsmpshre-h- held
publicly ~ debate, "In utter contempt" For u
mother. sbd DEVOTED friend of ~. Administration
-Bro~n Of North Csr"lna-"be could tot hnd
braius snd argument bnib." Wright ard Rryrs
acre then bnt the bob.isils 10 Mr Van Bnrrn's
KITE i}-nl"n va. 80 sm,'hibiou- munster. so,d.
IS no doubt he IL. To- the PflDcc u The Ialerusl
Regions ,--snd ell IN oil, the Administration If
General jackson vas A. corrupt a. do~ wright ~
rufpaiIon shd yfsnny coald make ii,-snd all Tor
>hat' Mr Calhoun had J,ca Wee President. aud
wo' Senator. Mr. Van Buren, bad ts,a s;ecteta-
~ 81 State and Minister Ia England rus Wee
Pr"'idrn'. snd va, Gen"tai Jarkrnus eaucidaie
aud tie candidate Of Genrrs Jark,ou'r friends & :
Pfe,drG' 81 the United States Here yuu have
the history e he po-i. N"u f,r lhe preseni
A. tie Epor'sl -e-son IL Congress ~ Septem.
Der Snd Octo5rr, l-37 I found 81, Calhoun one
SEQ. - 81" '- --l'-- .n.-A- ,,~.. P.rn n Lir
amen =" 5e one Invoked no responsibility bat
VAN, and eFen uiifs supporter 81 the Adanni.ifa-
ton. up"n all questiun- rf Importance The Snutb-
efn Psiu"i had now denounced The National, =
- he c"nlsnpinuu-lt called the Wings b.can,e
! The Ns'onsi-." could do nothing for John G. Cal
h"nn. Tb" mare uss then spread fns TO. .cu
Administrator and IN the t~inklins 81 an eve. q.
/ o. WIZ. Or Van Buren. 81 New York "a no hat
yesterday had al The skulking propeus,,s of the
"'ea0''i q"sa'oPed." Is transformed into a G,.l
hi"oded Sonihiun. Tie Wings n.r. selfish
n"e s'r'ing. Abolition. Bank bought BsnE. bubed
'"l 81 iHnaiics and the ~h.ie budy ri the pte,i.
o"' Accumulation 10 the bret space Of few
h"n'hs' paced through Gery furnace. and from
The e,'~'l alloy, were INV De pure a. dOlb.y re-
hned gold
December came aid Mr. Calhoun became tie
"h'1e ihier'lhifds supporter ,.lfbe nsn q be- had
." 10. stalking pf"rensir'rs ct The metue.i oasd
t'p'a' Mr. Nsn Bafen ard b.. friend. f,f lh.
hi'' i'He had a'a 'menis add BRAIN. eaough. 81.
""Rh spike e. by inspiration. ADD the Gt.si "a,
p"hg'f had sns~n from lie deptts ~ pali,esl Ger.
"'n"n 1" N" se'"nih hestrn. Ia be ~. fuepd and
e"~Psnion Il J"hn {. Cslhoul Even ia Me-
~ y"af GUY. shoni tao tesfs .iGee Mt C.ls,.a,
~""id nat hsse loVebsd Siih par oftrng,. r,,.id
oo~ ~sls sfm N sfH.- a. h.re seen them tb,,
'ess'"H, shc eonsah together On the great And
"ogh'y matters Of this nation. Qulck a. All
~ hshining. ell Ne. Pr1iO-ok0Hge South Car.
"hsa, -iih three truly SonoFssle exception. iso,o
= - S'e' F's " cIlh0g,. sst the liiu, el7l.