Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23
THE WING TICKET.

We are always pleased to find our views aniici-
paed by our editorial brethren political subjects,
and il affords us additional pleasure TO copy their
articles, when anticipated and adopt them as our
own, because this gives additional weight and inhu
ence to such articles. Hence, under these impress
sons, we copy from the Caledonan, one Of our most
talented Wing papers, the suboined just and brief
sketch of the Wing Candidates for State Officers
"OUR TIcKEr.-It is with pleasure that we again
insert at the head of our columns the able well tried
and always faithful Tickle, for State Officers. for
the consideration of the freemen of this State The
unanimty with which il agreed upon bv the
convention betokens tie general favor by which il
VIII be received by those of our friends who were
not present. All seemed 10 say of the old ticket
ihey have proved themselves good servants faithful
10 the interests of the people, competent in every
respect TO the stations they have occupied and vhy
should il be changed = With such a ieoling among
the people II was WISE iudicious, and in accordance
with the principles of true democracy tha, the cid
ticket should be put in nomination.
Gov. JENNisoN, most people are aware. is a
pam, republican farmer, distinguished for sound
common sense, with good share of intelligence.
modest IN his demeanor. and free and social with all
VINO come IN contact with him. He seldom errs in
Judgment, is cautious and prudent more liable 10
tail m acts of omission than commission: but when
he discovers the right he fails moi TO pursue it with
pfompncss and decision. He is not aristecratic in
ms notions, but his synpaihics with those who
IKE himself, obtain their bread by the swe 4 Of their
broWs. As such, we view him the right man to
govern working, agricultural state. like Eermont
lie Is not farmer OF the Smile sort with barely a
garden spot plated with onions and cabbapes and
with iioweT-bed for the ladies' bu, lac has broad
heids' ms corn, his wheat and potatoes, and plants
and reaps them with his own hands Give us such
a man ioF Governor OF the proud commonwealth OF
Vermont
In. Gov Camps duties are lnuch less than ,l,,s,
pertaining 10 lie office of Governor but Vermont
has tho credit abroad Of putting INTO the clair of bor
Senate for TIC last lcw years an able and dioni6ed
presiding oihcer-Onc who would sustain the chair
oil any public body m the Union. Let US then. saw
we be faithful % HIM who is faithful % the teope
m iie discharge OF his public duties Gov. {. was
once an active member of tie legal profession. b,,,
mas no" we believe, pretty much abandoned the
profession OF law. and turned his attention 10 apri.
cultural pursuits. His legal atiainments win be Of
service 70 tho State as member Of the State CAB.
mt.
THEAsrRUR JAMES, has held the Office for which
lac Is nomlnied one year, and DISCHARGED with fdel-
ny iia dunes, NO man, 20 our knowledge, has had
occasion for complaint; but candid men OF an mar.
ues agree az 10 lis ability and peculiar qualifications
tor the Office The place requires that il should be
occupied ny an honest man; and one more strictly
honest than Alr James Is not 10 be found ia N,
Mountain Stale. Ia j. noi even scented with 40
iieasurylsm--noi particle Of Swartwout blood rnn.
IA ms VEINS. lie Is just the man we want for Urea
s1rer lie ton j. Of the Cinciunaiius yrolessi,r-
follows ue plough IN poughing times and nays AZ,
presented
y is' irocmon Of Vermont, is the ficle, vh,cl
ne Democratic Wing Convention presents In ~.
offices Of Governor, Lieutenant Gogerner and Sta,,
Treasurer Iliere Is not. we coniess. much Of m,
fonesaH g"n''i'y about n, that would 90 fsvorabl,