Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01

words nc uttered to ms physician, who inquired q
ter ms health and feelings, were, 'Truo God
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We give the following communication plsc
because It's publication is due 10 the institution,
foolishly slandercd by the Argus The Isocofo
papers are calling for general law, dislranchis
all students and II is hard il they not TO be hea
in their own defence. The allusion to Mlddlcbu
Academy should arrest the attention Of It's friend
This institution is taking a stand under the char
OF Mr.. BR,NpsuAw, with the very best schools
the state and II the patronage that should ha
been bestowed upon II has been given TO snotl
Academy, II Is because our own citizens have ovs
looked their own interests and wronged those int
es,ed in the success OF this school. We hope Il
communication will serve TO remind them Of tn
neglect, and lead to an examination OF the press
condition and merits of Middebury Academy.
For The Peoples prsn.
Mn. EplToa,--ln the Argus (Middlebury) Of !
10th instant you will perceive an article under I
editorial head in relation TO standardization sem
the editor in reference 10 tho Castleion Semina
which communication he refuses 10 publish, bccau
forsooth, the Seminary dispcnses us |arors wsfA y
political part,dlity," The editor OF the Argus Il
takes the liberty of dropping (gratuitously) ;
hints concerning the aforementioned inslisufi
&c. &c Who the individual is that wrote The ca
munication in question, or what were the contend
the article, neither known nor care but, -
have been connected with the institution for eovG
| years, and have had, perhaps, (almost) ~ good
opportunity TO Judge of its character End scircs
Stances" and likewise the political in7Geke II
and is exerting, Doctor Goodale, the iedyrff
editor Of the Middlebnfy Argus, must conftl
! was somewhat astonished, besides being : e
unused at one two clauses in that edtlnd5o1 r.
am also almost completely "ncn1pte9ec Il
counting for the immediate cause which tg<
him 10 speak with such acrimony In regard VI
''pohhcai pariiaiity'' ofCasileion Seminary.
institution is not no,c has II ever bern sse1o
either in political religion. Il u true, ~ 49,
are rather Whiggish, /. e.,thcy are ae9r[
virtually opposed to Locofocoism. n
count that the editor of the AT@,s cne1
mary with" dispensing its Hn. ~
Favors WHAT "favors EfCn
ken, or wilfully utters wha, .yfSrr
not inform his readers WI
hoic and likewise point oVs.
he not establish some dsfnss--is.
habitahon for his charge ~ 0.%
Teton Seminary, does he meanlYs>
ers or corporation, or the aggrpgsf1
1t is very desirable TO ssrSf11i4 -
the pecuniary or political
editor have been injured H.
"favors" from Castleton Sen iooty,
important to discover The "favor6v ~
what nature this Institution expec19 IL
Each Of these two moaaeu1ooe
III ulc Gnu, Dt utSCoFtLUM4 ~
zeal There is, most undoQ61
ity that the Seminary i NJ
bask in the sunshine Of
, DESTROYS to escape the e01<
M-wl. With regard 10 THU
bers OF the Seminary remain
to say, are perfectly indi6sress.
Mr. Goodale also takes thu n
i his friends" that "theraimseNt.
Count Count "a sgsal to sioysd lhog
y bury Academy. Isidnl
that the Doctor did no4
, with regard to this latJ
= deal oftimc, trouble an<so.1
have been saved ;--sfr, fs1$
. tably the fact, that good
n Castleton Seminary are 6e1l
q ven d Cornwall, towns inaulQd1U
5 of Middlebury Academy.
$ The editor appears 70 chcfith&
e some secret luminosity fowsr61rE
s from some cause OF other. ri
d the article referred 70, ~ Ww
recolleciions and ssd
= Perhaps he was recuE1f
k 1ourshed the ''rod mi ~
II classically and
q Perhaps, he was
e in his sublunary pl.
n interesting GrQu(
J, through the inl1ic1{14
riten and 'rifkm<<
), things made ~
IS the Walls Of III
d head Of Cas1(
d am wrong
II the charity -
.. and totally
his charges