Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
VERMONT WING STATE CONVENTION.
BY command of tho General,
T.. SCnRivER, Is. A. General.

| Arrangements should be made in every town Ia
send ono delegate Mt least. But tho expense Ia
urged as an objection to going. This surely
should not be overlooked nor should this or that
man, be more active than his neghbor, and more
patriotic too, be called upon to do more than his
share IN attempts to preserve from tho whitening
blight and contamination Of Van Buren, To,visn
the institutions of our State. But what shall q.
done, 1t is asked Do as our opponents did last
winter. Let the Wings Of each town make I'd
a purse to the amount Of the necessary expenses
OF journey to Woodstock, and depute one Of
'heir number TO represent their wishes 10 the Con-
vehtion. This is but justice, md full delegaton
can thus be obtained without imposing an one.
rous burden upon individuals. They should al.
SO express their wishes freely TO their delegate
that he may net for the people, aud not in obed.
ence OF certain leaders, as do our opponents.-
The Custom House officers make nominations 70,
'"e van Duren party our nominations must
come rom the people. Is there a town of any
magnitude IN ms part OF the State that will fail
10 send representative 10 tho proposed Conven.
tion} We hope not. We append the folio,.;n.
well timed remarks from the Franklin ISL. Alhan.e
Messenger.-- Caledonian.
AS Vermont has been, so let her cop,;,,o "a
oc' daony'Jd"V~" This is tho prayer of ever
'rue ra'not and Republican who has Iived nnae,
's s''u'ary ana benign government. As bo Iooks
ABROAD among The sister States. he finds that most
OF them have so often changed that no can place
lt'te reliance upon them. Not so with bis own
otate. She IS not waited about by every wind
Of doctrine. Her principles remain firm and i'm.
mo'Soic as her mountains aud pure as her cbrvstal
streams 'he principles OF modern mlsnamed do
'"oc'acV as e*empiihed by the present national ad.
"'ne'a''oh purity, nave never shaken the one nor
polluted the other. She has perseyered tb,onoh
all the storms of adverse fortune eIscwbe,o no
dsmayed ard uncon9oerec in the support OF Re-
publican principles, and seadfast opposition a.
Executive usurpation and misrule. Can we now
expect mat she will ial,er1 Her motto il nos.
"Anp' helyIng on the intelligence and virtue OF
Us 'toemeh sue will continue TO be true and L,,h.
m' de'yihg' hurting back with Indignation every
ficE ana device Of the enemy 10 make her how The
Shee 10 the Baal Of Loco Focoistn.
ufeat Efforts are now being made BY the friends
= '"e administration to recover their lost strenpkS
q th's state they will make an unprecedent efM
y carry inc next election next fall IL their min
'P'es were as commendable as their devotion 10
my triumphant success would await them--
"ousn as general thing democracy will tn
'"P"' ~ sometimes true that its c0ernies do
"Goeeu oy their vigilance, fraud and tfeachery.
~ 'D'es Us 10 be on our guard, watch closely
Ia To-, que 81 lne lines and II We would prosper.
leet nen to Office who will reseuo an, ,,,na f,om
&c grasp OF spolls-mcn and despoilers--wbo will
. away with the dangerous principles of con.
s"'ias'ns power IL one man who will keep and
,',''n as sacred trust those principles, bequssh-
= ~ Us oy The Whigs Of tho Revolution. AZ
' .. srn wac IN The Revolution. may she eouuas
be, TRUE and FAITHFUL.
~ mas oeen reported IN town for the las, week.
I4t MS Lxeeileney, Sir George Arthur has resign
.he government Of Upper Canada, and that Lis
sssna'ion has been accepted. IL IL further stated
'ai Tue Hon Fox Maue is to come out a. success.
,, 10 or u. Arthur. Mr MauIe is tho eldest con
Lofd Psnmure, and nephew Of the late Earl Of
'aihouAie, sometime Governor General of British
of'h America, to whose staff Mr. Msulo was at
,ehea as aid-de-csmp; and during Lord Grey's
1'h'histralion, he filed the Office Of 40 under
eefelhry Of State. He is at present a men,bef