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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18
For Congress, Second District.
WILLIAM SLADE.
HfarrisOn's Principles.

One Preside ntial Term.
Executive poser and patronage confined within ihel
limits prescribed by the Constitution.
Economy in public expenditures.
Rigid accountability Of public officers.
The will Of the people expressed through their
stitutionsl representatives,, to be the law Of the
land.
The patronage Of the General Government not to DO
brought into conflict with the freedom Of elections
The General Government to abstain from interfering
in the domestic affairs Of the States.
No CONSUMPTION law, nor standing armies in time OF
peace.
The currency for the Office holders and for the
People.
The encouragement Of productive industry, and the
securing Of fair wages to the laborer by the prudent
use Of system OF credit and the restoring of con.
fdence between man and man.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18

has destroyed OF suspended tho operation. OF
the greater part oithc manufacturing establish.
menis Of thc United States, which motion 60
agree TO said resolution was unanimously de-
cldcd in the Affirmative
"Ihe yeas and nays having been required,
iheso members who were present, and voted
in the Affirmative were
"Messrs, Baldwin, Brown, Campbell, Fit.
HAN, Foot; Furnas, HARRISON, Hooker
&c.
Additional extracts from the journal of the
Ohio Senate are given in the Globe, TO show
the zeal Gen Harrison spen, IN behalf ola pro.
tective tariff and for which the editor Of the
Globe complains bitterly, as the following
paragraph will show:
ain these propositions of HARRISON Is
contained the germ Of all the infection of thai,
sordid American System, which had wen nigh
proved fatal 10 the American institutions
The perpeiuiiy ola national debt, monopoly in
its mos, odious form, in privileges 10 the richer
class, by increasing the popcriy Of the poorer
Legislative corruption in the log-rolling sys-
tenn and combinations, to carry out schemes
10 appropriate money to their peculiar objects
al the expense of the weaker sections of the
Union--the depraving policy distributing sur
pluses upon the national improvements at tho
expense Of the Constitution ard State juris-
diction; and the fountain of all the iniqui,y, in
a tariff, stripping the people Of their earnings
by the Government wants, but to corrupt great
classes TO support it in its tyrannies, is the
creed embodied in these HAP"'SHN 1850
lutions."
This is a plain language. aot
will not be misunderstood by .'q
the People at the North will, loia
man, in adherence who negt
ests, and, instead of providing 10y %. FE-'e
country, merely assists the Southern part OF
the Union. Such language may injure Gen.
Harrison in the estimation of the Southern
Planters and their "human property" but il
does not detract one jot or title from his proud
fame in Ncw-England.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18

approve the nomination Of No,dtsh 4.
A. l.. Miner. as candidate, or :,
the ensuing election, and tina, We
use ofall honorable means To p,,n.
election.
A. L. Lyman. Esq. inlrodurcdn,,
resolutions, which were also adon,,i
ously.
Resolved, that tho glorious prosr,.
approaching triumph of,he Wing c,n,.
country. which is daily hrrh,emns
increasing indications in the miJs, :,
10y the cheering information which d.
TO us on every breeze from abroad e,n
upon us for increased activity and :.
and that the call shall be obcycd "
Resolved, that the convention bc,-a
prove of the nomination of Wnt,y m \
RIsoS and ions TYLER, for presidcn, - 4
President ofthc United States NJ :,
JrNisoN, Dawn NJ CAMP and lIryp, y ~ =
for Governor, Lieut.. Governor and ~
of this State; and of lIILANn HAIL fl, 10y
of Congress for this District. ana a., !
uniiring eyertion, and unninchinc 81
the great Wing cause of our comm, y.
fully perform our part in electinc hen :. " y
several offices to which they harg ~, ,,.' y
mated.
On motion, voted that the process,,,, i
this convention be published in The y,,,..
Phmnix, Bellows Falls Gazette, FIaa gml,,
Herald, and Log Cabin.
The convention WIS addressed by n A
ton 8 III nlorkmrr T. S,rrop, A y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18
TO THE PATRONS OF THE HERALD

Weknow cash (even shinplasters) is scarce,
and times are indeed hard, no mistake, and
for this very reason we are compelled to ask
our patrons TO hand over the small sums
which are due US for the last volume of the
Herald, that we may be able to pay our hands
and paper-maker, and continue to supply the
news, till after November at all events. Come
friends lend us your help speedily and save us
from going TO Texas.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18
BENNINGTON COUNTY CONVENTION.

In pursuance of previous notice the Wings
Of Bennington County met in Convention at
Arli ngton, on Tuesday the 2sth Of July, 1910,
and organized by the appointment Of the Hon
Nathan II Bottum, President, Paddock Gray
and Daniel b. Slocumb, Vice Presidents, and
Josiah Houghton and Orrin Bates, Secre,a-
ries.
On motion it was resolved that the members
Of the Convention from each of the Probate
Districts meet separately, and each present
TO the convention candidate for Senator at
the ensuing election, for which purpose the
convention was adjourned for half an hour.
On the re-assembling Of the convention,
/ Noadiah Swift, was presented by the members
/ from South Shire, and A. l.. Miner by the
members OF the North Shire, as candidates
for Senators, and were both unanimously
nominated az such by the convention.
5. IL. Blackmer Esq. introduced the fol-
lowing Resolution, which was unanimously
adopted.
Resolved, that this Convension cordially
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18

Allen and Charles Nayor. all members Of Congress
substantatng the statements OF Mt Oglo TO tho full
lest extent.
We arc charged, also, with Others with indus,ri.
Gus efforts to fasten upon distinguished democratic
senators, (such buchanan and Tappan) sentiments
which they never uttered" We arc not aware Of
having published any specific charges against I,ucha.
man, but we bavo given publicity to remarks OF
Dir. Tsppan in relation to the desirable effects Of the
subtrcasury. Now, the Statesman says he never ut
tered such sentiments. If the gentlemen will look
into another column Of our paper they will find proof
Of what VIC have published and what Tappan himself
has not and dare no: deny and 10 justice to ourselves
We ask the editors of the Statesman to publish the
depositons Of James Wallace. James Little, and
AdamW Wise. which abundantly provest he declaration
Of Mr.. Tappan. We shall SEQ whether the old maxim
will work both ways.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18

The following correspondence between "a
eral Electors of Illinois and Mr.. Van Bun,
shows that the latter gentleman is fairly u,
ged:"
"DAsvILLE, Ql,) May 90 1870
Mr.. Van Burcn, President Of he Gaiei Said
You are now before the people Of tho Uul
ted States for reelection. We tlaun ", u
tho privilege of citizens, to propose ioi ,mI
consideration and answer, the following ln,ss,
rogatories:
LIST. If reelected, should bill pass CO.
gress for abolishing Slavery in tho Dis,naa
Columbia, would you approve the law'
Cd Do you approve of presumption lavs
Sd Did you or not, as member oftha Ca
vention of Amendments for amending the ca
stitution Of the State Of New York. vote
gainst a proposition to rcstric, tho right i
voting to white citizens?
4th. Did, you or not, vote In the same Va
vention to allow Negroes who were worth
hundred and fifty dollars the right OF vosnf
9Th, Did you, or not, advocate in tho "a
Convention, a property qualification as nces
sary for all electors!
9th. Did you, or not, in tho same Conval
ton, propose and advocate the appolu'na
of Justice of Peace by the Governor!
9TH. Have you examined Hollands Liz |
Van Buren,, of date 1885; and if so. Is II hs|
full and true history of your political opinOS|
Respectfully, your obedicnt servants,
VIM. knight, w. Fithian,
&c. Alexander, Geo. MAY
Milton Lesley, Michael Cline,
Adam Sullivan, VIM. Mckjblsn
ID. ii. Reed, Samuel arrow,
VIM. I. Moore.
WASHINGTON, June 90 1910.
Gentlemen ] have received letter ngns'
by yourselves and others, propounding tom
several questions, to which it is my inleaas
to reply in full season Tor the object you an
in view. One of them is in the follow
words: "IIave you examined Hollands
Of Van Buren,, of date 1885; and, II So ~
faithful and true history of your political OF
ions!" 1t has been suggested to me, that
rious copies of this work have been pu, 10
culation in Illinois. 1t is therefore desiral
that you should send me copy to whlchysI
question relates, before ] answer H. ln
will thank you to do at your earlies. con'sl
fence. When inspected it shall DO reiu's
to you.
am gentlemen, very respectfully, yMs|
bedient servant. M. VAN BuRs
To VIM. Fithian and John C. Alexander
The "Artful Dodger" gets rid OF 'hesP
direct interrogations by starting ques.Ssr /
bout a spurious Edition" of Hollands bs
his Magicianship! There is no conneG,
between the question asked in the above y
ter and Hollands Life. But it would
been awkward to answer these questions,
hence the evasion. But the bubble IS %.
thy Of President "lIolland's Lille, WIZ
er "spurious" or genuine, was written
published by themselyes.-Abany Ere ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18

The Statesman is in extacies at the cheer
ing prospect afforded Van Buren, in Louisiana
But if so cheering, why not give their readers
the whole facts, and put down the popular
vote.
They state that the Wing majority has been
increased by the absence of democratic votes,
not by any increase of their own in the LIST
Cong. District. Look at tho votes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18
From the Albany Weekly Journal
Villany Confessed.
Van Buren, EGgy Of Gen Harmon

TWAS announced in this paper some ws1
since, that the locos in the town Of kindehA1
in Columbia county, exhibited Gen Harms
in efIigy on the 18th Of July, and That relis'
of the President Of the United States pina]
pated in the outrage. The truth o. VI; ipxI
n.vot we I-..is..l a.. ,iso argus ANU Va :
echoes. But the Columbia Republican hiI
ing established the truth of the as'efADh
the afiidavits Of men of high character p d
Van Buren,, nephew Of the Presiden' o.
United States, now unblushingly and Pou.
coniesses the fact in the kinderhoos seps,
in terms as insulting as the act was aH''"'
Here is an extract of his letter 10
The Editor Of The Kinderhook Sent'nd
VALArig. July 3o#
81 perceive that the Valatle Tipt-oa.|
Club, together with the Hudson MICS
(alias Columbia Republican, are W
make great ado abou, the Genera
and exhibited on the ith inst. To 50"
any further trouble and crafty ihelf w,
| will barely state thai made and s'-
said General w'thoutthe aid, adr'ee' orr"
alton Of any person" orprS'|
Here, fellow.citizens, is the conlesn
miscreant, 10 the preparation oil az a
that will forever impress the broad Sc N
fanny upon the name Of Van Buren,. N
freeman, every patriot, will eIec'a'e ~
bond who deliberately exhibits y"
statesman md soldier in EfflGf Cd
niversary Of American Liberty.
The State elections that are taxing -
IN ore and more favorable 10 the ~ "a
democracy over Van Burenlsrn. ~
'sfe no, divided upon half dores -
this tins Socrs.. looks almost ocr''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18

Iiron the irtimatinn Of The Vermont StnteSmsn We
chccrfuv rvc place to the following article in their
rapcr Of the 18th Aug in relation To an article copied
from the Florida Star in paper IF the 9TH inst.
Tohae Editors Of The Dat. imcrican
An article from the Tallahassee Star is cop
led into your Journal this morning, stating
that quantity of bacon shipped by the brig
BENJAMIN was condemned and sold a, st.
Marks, for which the purchasers were offered
a profit Of Sl,700, but demanded $4,000.
You are authorized and requested TO state
that, from tho official returns made to the
commissary Generals department, the invoice
cost in Baltimore, of tho bacon alluded to,
was 1915 so.
The surveying officers report it 10 have been
damaged by wet on board the brig on the pas
sage out, in consequence of the vessel not
having been pumped out as she should have
been. If there be, as alledgcd, any mpropri-
ETY. in the sale nj ST. Marks, it will be prompt
ly investigated 10y the competent authority /,
but where a profit of five thousand or seven
teen hundred dollars is reported on an invoice
of916 dollars and so cents it is unreasona-
BILE to believe that other errors may have crept
into the statement. June 30, 1910.
We ask our neighbors Of the Statesmen to
mete out the same measure Of justice which
they demand. They charge Mr.. Oglc with a
.occch "veeti-r with f,lsehood ,nd .,rder" We
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18
1910
Wing Maj. 2O55

The Wings are sure of the election of their
candidate for the U. S. Senate; and we pre-
sumo the Statesman will not deny, that by
a mere possibility Harrison electors may be
chosen in November.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18

We understand Mr.. Van Ness was jus,
"from The South" when 30 made tho above a
vowal. and we are Thus confirmed in the be-
lief that he acts under Instructions.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18
Convention.
ELECTIONS.

We are able TO give the friends of our coun-
try and OF our free institutions, some cheering
ing intelligence from the Western Elections,
and little from the south in addition TO Lou
isiana, which we suppose, as usual, will be
matter OF Boosting on the part Of Van Buren,
men.
INDIANA.
Returns from IS counties show the follow
ing result.
1910. 1896.
Bigger ON.) Howard (V.B) Wing, V.B.
2i,f6l 1868 1864 9,693
li,65s O,693
$500, maj. in 1910 Sill
SILL, do. 1886.
i.632, gain since ls3o
Eleven other counties Iemainio be heard from
but being all new counties, their vote will Ia
small, and We may oalculsse upon 10000 ma
,orty ts this safe.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18

Henry : Lane is elected 10 Congress in
tho 9TH district. vacated by the resignation Of
Mr. Howard foi the sake Of being Van Buren,
candidate for Governor. Lanes majority is
some 1900. Fair exchange.
The state Senate will have a considerable
wing majority, and it is though, there will no,
10 above Is Loco's in the House. ~ wae,"
saws the Jour. OF Commerce, sis onquring for
a room ruth siI beds, 10 take them 10 bodrd."
This is the state which Amos Kendall, n
month since, claimed for his master
ILLINOIS.
Blu, few returns are yet received. Edgar
county, one wing gain. Clark county, wing
as before. Sangamon gives Baker (W.) 637
majority over TaylorNV. b. Taylor is beat
en- in the district by about 500. Morgan coun-
", wing gain, one Senator and two Reprcsen-
ta,ives. Peoria has elected wing unexpcct-
edly. Tazcwell has elected the entire wing
ticket by over i00-neti gain one Senator and
one Representative. Scott county has elect
ed the wing ticket and Menard also. Alton
gives large wing majority, and is said the
county is safe. St. Clair and Gallatin are
Van Buren, by Increased majori,ies. Vermill-
ion and Mclean, both wing. Champagne.
Van Buren,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18
NOTICE

Is hereby given that a general Convention
of the Wings of Rutland County, will TO hol-
den at Clarendon Springs, on Friday the 2sh
inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Messis. Phelps
and Slade will be present and address the
Convention.
SOLOMAN FOOT, I
ID. w. G. CLARKE,
IRA NORTON, Count
ORSON CLARK, mi
]. LEFF1NGWELI.,
ALANSON ALLEN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18
ALABAMA.

49, ~..-S~.. ~-.~.- yeai. no -4~A-l tHN-leta
of 100 members, which stood last year, Wing
"a, Van Buren, &C. The 81 counties iheard
from, now stand Al wings, s Van buren,
last year % wings, "a Van Buren,. Another
paper states, 40 Wings elected and few
counties not heard from-ihe senate ls Van
Buren,, Is Wing. Another paper says VIC
have prospect ofs wing majority on joint
ballot
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18
NORTH CAROLINA.

Returns from Is counties, show q whig
gain OF 20i by one paper-anosher 594. The
Same counties show nett gain Of on joint
ballot in tho Legislature in favor of.he wings.
KENTUCKY.
Majority for Governor in 40 counties for
Letcher, (W.) 1921. Do you hear that
Boysi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18

IL. -. Dii,JD un..
JOSIAH lIouenroS, Src1,r,,,,.
ORRiN BATES, CIRCUMSTANCES
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18
PRESIDENT "MUM.r

The following correspondence between ..
eral Electors Of Illinois and Mr.. Van Bur'
shows that the latter gentleman !, fairly "a
ged:"
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-06

lz- SWAINI'S PANACEA--LaGTION. The
greatceebry which this remedy has acquired during
period of twenty years. its increasing demand and It's
unparaleled success, has induced number of persons
rom time to time, both at home and Abroad to initiate
fiji various ways.
AS long as these limitations were confined to mixtures
bearing other names, did consider il necessary to
advert TO them but having evidence in our possession OF
the gross receptions practised by unprncped men, in
vending spurious syrup for the "g.nuine Swaim's Pan
acea we cannot strongly caution the public avoid
purchasing medicines from any but the most respect
able sources
II is difficult to detect in many instances, the actual
perpetrators of these mposons, the spurious mix
lures the generally sent into the INTERIOR and to
foreign countries
Newly Ork closely resembling our ewh, but the bottles
were labelled William Swain, instead of WILLIAM
SWAIN.
More recently we have found bottles cast n mould
precisely like our own, but sfSwaim's Panaceao New
York is blown in the glass, instead of "Swaims Pana-
cea,o PHILADELPHIA.
We have received repeated advices from he West In
dia islands that empty bottles purchased up ut
high rates, for the purpose of rellng Them with spu-
Gus mixture and of the thousands of bottles of Swain g
Panacea annually sold in principal cities, we can
collect but very few of the empty bottles, they are
made of in various ways TO defraud the proprietor
and to deceive the public.
We have known instances of three bottles being made
of one by mixing portion of sarsaparlla Syrup
with the genuine Swaim's Panacea thereby retaining
of its virtues.
In Philadelphia, lately, large order received be
a mercantile house for SWAIN Panacea bottles: amould
imitation OF own was made. ana Tile OfdrV
uppliedand advices from Brazs inform that
vessel from Amsterdam had arrived at Rio dc Janeiro,
partly laden with bottles precisely like own. We
have also in possession book printed in Germany fac
sinie of our own book of cases and certificates
From all these circumstances it will be seen That lhe
genuine Swams Panacea Is countcreited and initiated
TO considerable axtent and these limitations not
only fraud upon us, but will necessarily protract the
suffcngs of nvaids those diseases where the genuine
medicine might have proved cicacious, we must rely
upon the public to purchase the Swaims Panacea only
roa authentic and respectable houses and dealers, who
sbta heir supplies either from laboratory in Phla
deiphIa. from accredited and General Agent,
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No 46 Pine street,
New-Yorl..
,siened3 WILLIAM SWAIN X SON.
Philadelphia, 18th April, 1910.
ROPERTs& ATKINSON,
Corner Of hanover and Marketste. U.s.,
ma % codd baltimor
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-06
READ AND REFLECT.

GGCIURAL HOREH Of LINERWORT.
a II season like the present, when, in consequences
IA of the rapidly varying changes of the weather. al
ternating from dry to moist, from hot cold coughs
colds, asthma, caarrh, &C. d lilly becoming more
prevalent, remedy universally efectual in removing
all such complaints is deserving of especial attention
and recommendation. Such remedy, prepared solely
OF vegetable ingredients, composing lin addition to the
herb from which il derives its naIne) several others
equally valuable and Lesorativc in their effects, is offer
ed to the community in the PICTORIAL HONEY OF
LtVERWORT, which since il was first presented to
the public by the proprietor has received testimonials
from hundreds of its efficacy, voluntarily rendered. the
originals many of which, by the leave of the parties
may be examined by all interested, the store of the
proprietor In fact, in all of Colds Coughs Asth
ma, Influenza Group, Whoopns Cough, and every in
iiammatory affection Of the Chest and Lungs the PFC
EoRAL HoaEY OF LIvERwoRT stands unrivaled lIay
ing III every instance, when the disease has been
Of the most aggravated and vruent kidd effected per
fec cure, If its use was continued, least afforded
partial benefit to the serer, which only required his
own perseverance, to become perfect cure. MANY o,
our most respectable citizens have authorized the nro-
prieor to communicate their Names evidence of the
truth of the above statements TO all Interested enqures
{Gy-Prepared by JAMES ID. NOWILI., New York
and for sale by ROBERTS & ATKINSON.
ap3 Sole Agents for baltimore.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-06
HoLI.z,IaN,s MAysIey HOUSE.

YUyIFE subscriber having taken that large and com
u modous House, will granite 'front.' corner OF st
Paus and Fayetc streets has it open fer the re
ception of yisiters The house has lately undergone
thorough repair and is believed that there is no ouse
in this city, that better arranged for the convenience
and corsfot OF is boardsrs. II has two large paors
for ladies' and one genlemans paror and about forty
chambers well arranged, neat and airy. The subscr
her pledges himself that neither pans expense shall
be wanting on his part give satisfaction to his guests
In concusion he pledges himself to set good Table
and have Glenn beds and good ana an
70 make his charges TO correspond with the times.
JOHN r. HOLLZMAN.
Baltimore. June 5th, 1870 .3taw4w. S-3a4w
fhy-The National lHteigencer will please insert this
vice week for four weeks, and send their bill to this
fhee