Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-07

ssr,ios, ana psuio,,n of General iIsrrison aud TO
sees BY ell ieguHste and honorable 70 sreure his
nomination Tor the presidency BY The National Conrep'
uon"
cslssss Fs-f,aas We end the following tgs 10 the
Niekseetgh fus) Sentinel, paper whose orthodoxy
and 6dshiy heps there " none 10 dispute IL
NEST, e course be acceptable suibey for tho Globe
and the PARTY foe take H. the Nictthnfgh SENT
mel regularly ofdsined ioco.foeo Van Butsn orsele,
can never tell any federal lies There ems "a be
species Of eannibslisn gning on n the L"eo.foeo
Tfisc. which We arc exceedingly shocked 10 acc sm"h
ihs ofgsn
ahiy 10 enable him carry ont the Sob Treasury and
tho bold and manly s'ae Rights principle, which he and
hi. party nov unswervingy advocate B1i 'ee fHHsf
ssy hai ono or tire # hf eab,aa aso'srs og 20 'e ~
az geniie,iarg instead Of h0'dsg posts Of h0nof and
trust al Waslhgton. Ons 10 s'nPld aHd more HSH INC
perfectly ifn be true, as We have reason TO sus-
pect, tina, they have sold their Official influence 70 some
OF those Boston and New FORK land oonpahic for GER
portion Of the Epoils they ought TO be dismissed al
least, Mr. Preniiss can't give such knnves " iek TOO
many"
Ne should like 10 see en- investigating committee sp
pointed 70, every State IN this Union to examine into the
swindng transactions Of federal officers, cheating poor
Indians OF The lands getting wre'ehss TO swear 'ss oi
them and the identity Of indians. by probing oul anu
exposing the various tricks by which federal oiheefH
monopoliEe the public demAin and IN year or two
fortunes the adm nisrsticn and tho people would
be benefited and avarioe, corruption and prefiigacy
I properly reboked. '--.HadisoEian
The Etgh If Pttator--lbe iolowinr ~ an eNuau' OF
letter from Dr. Frsnklin 10 Thomas Cushing OF Mos
i sachusets, dated London, Decemher =, ls12. il IS
copied from Mr. Sparks i.,io and Herks IF Bt,Jami'i
TraHLiia, Vol. viii p. ri -
al answered Che mnster) That The shghtng'
eyading' or refusing 10 'eoeNe ps,,up' TO-, ia
stoned total loss Of the respect FOR aud confidence IN
that body, formerly existing so strongly IN America
and brought questioning Of their authority that
his prdsbp might that petitions came no more
from thence TO Parliament but TO the King ohyi NAV
IL. ..rI IN In 20 nnlN
tween the two countries that as continued union
essentially necessary 20 the well being OF the whole
empire should be sorry 10 see that link weakened a.
the other had been that thought II dangerous tbing
Tor any government refuse receiving petitions, ant
thereby prevent the subjects from giving vent TO then
griefs"
The New York Evening Star Of Tuesday is dressed
in the customary habit of mourning, account OF h'
death OF Thomas Gill; partner in the establishment
Mr. Gill left the Office Saturday afternoon in periec
health and walked up his residence in Orchard street
The weather was close and sultry, and in long ant
quick walk he became over heated before he reached
E den, and commenced planting seed flowers !, Is sup
posed that in STOPPING TO 60 ihrongn WIN this apoi ",
, blood rushed TO ms mead ana ne eI' ~ sh
from which lie fingered UNI, iour oov GU
morning, when he breathed MS iast IN ue nity-e'eh.
i Of his ge,havin9 never spoken from the monen
Of the attack, and, receiving prompt anp aoe meoc'
assistance ana wa'ehu a''eh iro I've y a.
friencs Mr. 1ill was Tue oiu's' cis,@e' a''u ' ~ " VI
press in the city Of N al the ''e VI ns uea'.' e 81
into the Office fihe Evening Post aeoutthe ne ~ wa
first established by the late Mr.. coleman avg mr nul
" ham, and remained twentyhv years 10 that es,aDs
u,ble services gave him an interest in The concert
as which he sold Oh joining III u'e Pu'"' " '' Nv
OF u,pr Star
ht
Mr. Woodbury. ana nc broNer.h w an'us.ns a,uonI
:, indicative OF the shfewuness ana g1ou ",a" =; ~
J. Secretary woodbury., Us eo",o'.ty ~ m - ,;n
. stree. An inteilgeh' It'll p,oSe wi - ;',.J
"a the revenue department to the amount OF about oV
He proceeded 10 Washington stated the 10 the Sc
in reary and made arrangements TO collect the none
lie proyided he was allowed half The amount collected
RS MIR Woodbury. in his great caution for the security
ny The Government insisted that the District atorn
ct should be employed as counsel To this part OF the
sr anpement the broker reluctantly assented few du
before the departure of Mr. Price for England he ac
he ay collected the amount, but in the confusion OF
OFT moment forgot to leave the money behind Mr. D. m
vs. calls the Secretary OF the treasury ior $ooW,
share of the recovery and the Secretary refers him
re- Congress for appropriation to make good ms g
ted The covernmen nj acts Justly Courier q, Enquirer
ray
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