Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06

The way they work 1T.
The ocofocos seldom u.e any argumrnist TO convince
the people ,hs, they are right, Appeals to the good
sense and understanding OF the tccmcn when elections
pending are rare occurrences with the organs of
this mos, extraordinary, strange party They manage
by appeals to the passions, md by s,ra'agcm II
oud and boserous clamorng srans the banks against
sacred vested rights taLe ve'i then these uops,roas
ininngements upon the dcp,oc,ocy enrra0cd into
their creed II opposition to the abolition cause and
to Temperance to receive the applause Of any
proportion Of the people, then they defide abolition and
temperance soecues-and 80 rice If by any
effort they can create alousics between the rich and
the poot and likely to make any thing out of il for
the party, then they are loud in their denuuciatons
against the rich and they the exclusive friends of
the poor If any portion Of the loco ioco party
that advancing the lcvelling agaran doctrine
going 20 help the cause" they will set Fanny Wright
to occurring md harangung the people If ncessan,
hwraiag and other loud and NOISY EXPLANATIONS draws
any their ranks then it would that the very
sepulche 10 their somachs closed, they
noisy. II lhcy succeed at important election
they, OF rev-l aud night and day unt they
tired. II they are beaten, it makes difference
they still rejoice that they not worse beaten. They
caim triumph in every important election both before
and after. This is the way they woik it,
/ For month past the Van Buren, presses have been
unusually camorous. They have poured forth column
anc, column Of shouts of wonderful riumphs over the
Wings, and one unaoquainted with the facts at all,
would be led TO believe that the whole country had
been reyo.uuoni1ed and gone to the usurpcrs
I But Is 1t So Have We reader VINO believes the
disgusting swaggetngs Of The loco oco presses AT
ems, there msy tie one We will briefly aud most
faithfully n1rratc the facts
/ be remembered by political readers, that
Mr Van Buren, elccton president BY ,nojorty of
about = 600 votes setting aside the votes OF South
Carolina How has he withsood the voice Of the
( people s.nce
! In 1896 be carried Maine by 5000 major,ty at the
state eect5n. at tie late election be- succeeded by
about $500, probably, Wesai votes Wing gain. cyo.
Ia lsa5 be carried New Hampshire by 1880 maj 90
q, the las election his party succeeded BY 5000 Wing
gaia, abaa, $500
Massachusetts went ogains, him by sO,O-llsl e.ec-
ton by $4,000 Wing gam, 10000.
Ia Vermont the Wings disanced him in the pres'den-
ual canvass about Ce0l-the majority gains, his party
this e. q! was some few hundreds ess-Jut glln OF
1900 since 1857
Rhode Island went for Van Burea by maj nty OF
"a Al the las, election, Wing by 80 msJ,,ly. Wing
gain, 1000.
Connecticut went for Van Buren, by 40 majority
Now she counts 1900 Wing majority. Whg gain
ESQ al least
New York gave Van Buren, Q goo majority. At 'be
last state election che gave Whg maJorty o: 1000
Wing gain a ooo,
New Jersey went against Van Buren, in ls3G by
about eco votes The Whigs have lately carried 10,
slate by the election Of majority both branches o
tie legislature. aud the whole delegation in Congross
by general reket, by small majority, hence there o.
u7 great loss nor gam 10 New Jersey ia toe popular
vote
Pennsy yanla went Tor Van Buren The Prestenta
canvas by s.rly q 1854 al The state election h'
same Yesf majority faror Of the party Of about 30
0l1. AZ, tie late Election y y majority about 0U0-
and sl both branches Of me legislature said 10 b
decidedly Wig
Virginia, wen, isr Van Buren Presid,n, by abou
1909 Las, April Wig majority By about 400 p
Wing gain, ato1
North Carolina went f1i Ven Barren by about 800
Election OF Wing Governor THIS year by II 0o0-au
Legislature by 900 The Wing g1.a so this s.sie
. 1000
Georgia elected Van BaieH Congress uess, Of
ls56 but uis state could not swallow the magician
tsuail as he % The tsie i. no~ decidedly suu-Vsi
buren, and her whole deiegauon ia Congress Wb.e
Tennessee, Indiana sad kruiaoky, voted sgsnsi
Buren, IN lsa6, GIVING an aggregate -sJ1riy Of abou
$4,000 votes They have s.acs elected Governor Coz
gfessaea, AID Isgsa,arss opposed TO h.m by naiofi
! tie. amounting about 5o0 600. Wing gam 1900
llinos gave Van Boren 300 ,nsjou'y "a Pres
ideai Il has recently elected Ven Bufsn Cossfno
by 90 maj wh.g gam 2,IOO IN The popular vote.
NeA.sa sv, vsH Bsrsa 200 mi.sriy The ',tn