Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23
RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND, VT.
% g ocrMstc VE'hig Tickcf,
Far President
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The rdtoi of the Vermont Teegrap h heads an ar,i-
Ice IN his paper Of the Eth inst as doubtless some
ma Imagine very properly with the term 'ridiculous
aud we should not think Of troubling readers with
any anln'ndversinns upon it, il he had not attempted
10 east some sn.ets AT article this paper week or
two since on the proceedings of meeting Of the nti-
Slavery Society held at Mddlebury-and otherwise
treated subject which We aimed 10 allude with be-
coming seriousness, in vulgar and ilibernl manner
If the editor however had been candid enough TO have
COPIED the whole of article not one or two de-
taehed sentences to suit his purpose should have
been, doubtless, willing 10 have let Tie matter pass
notwlthsto nding any comments he might have made
upon flor the very good reason, that the views we
there took Of The subject susceptible of being
reiuied.
We shall, however, endesvor TO be brief in
tee Of the "ridculous article, the editor himself
terms il.
In The onset we would advise the editor Of the Tel
egraph that he need 1aer himself that lie is assa.
ing some vulnerable young man, has only been ex.
erclsed in the first rudiments OF childhood as lie insn-
ustesor that the professional labor of the Herald has
fallen into and inefficient hands If he should not
be convinced of bis now, in this respect he may
hereafter, If he continues his rudeness towards this
paper Though the editor hereof hardly be Undue.
ed 10 deal harshly with who at least canno, lay
claim TO be very much oyeisocked with dignity if he
Is with sagacy and intelligence yet may be sufli.
cienty rufed by kind Of harmless rudencs as to in
duee us TO exercise correction with that severity that
our neighbor of The Telegraph may find himself sbiy,
cred into particles small that it would require mi.
criscope to ind any part Of him
But ag4n,-tls editor win pardon US for confessag
our utter establishment that he should be presumptu
Gus as to undertake to talk about good sense any
sense at ALL but "nonsense or to creise upon terms
And the intelligent reader wonders why we should
be thus shocked let him look at the article in the Yer
mehl Telegraph, here alluded to, under the head Of
ridiculous and we sure he will cease to wonder
But the saCac!ous editor discovers somehng exceed.
mgy startling al the idea Of being identified with party
politics. Has he forgotten about at Hdpg he Youne
Mems Iaa Bgfen CoHt-afioH ri aiifdl. tgry not long
since, IN company Nth frieHd and the unsssumiD,
consistent an1 MODEST Mr Barber the strenuous edyg
cate Of Sir Van Baren and oboliioni Has tie old
maxim slipped bis mind that birds Of feather always
flock together and be thsi he is 90 stupid tb.t
he not aware that It we'll understood ths a vol
10 Sleeps clothing is animal that might be exceed.
ingy mischsvous # the deception should escape De.
lection These are queries, however, Of but ,ie mo-
'neni and we pass on to other important consder
atoms.
Nov we take II for granted that the editor Of the
vermont Telegraph Is proisssed religious man, and if
really 50 he should not only be consistent but an hon
ss' man-snd no ASSEMBLING; because thovyb he ,,v
FOR time succeed in eeesyibg his resde,. =. ...ar,
NINA 'o' moment to deceive HIS Maker. There is no
Successful e's'eHbling With Hin who Is The ss.,,he,
nov ~s would ssk, dee, lhis pure eli.