Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01
THE LATE POLITICAL REvOLUTlO!
From the Boston Atlas.

The triumph Of Principle. The settirg
oflast Wednesday went down upon rcdea
ed and regenerated country. The last bes
of that which is to-day above Us, will wi,ha
at its setting, the last blow struck for the eau
ofreform, Of constitutional freedom, and |
TRUE DEMOCRACY II will witness the final
overwhelming overthrow Of set OF men
have twelve long years deceived and abused
cOnfiding and too trustful people. twill lyl
to eternal disgrace and retirement tho aushod
Of their country's calamiiies, and will sh(
forth warning to all after rulers to bewst
how far they trespass upon the rights, sase
the interests, or abuse tho confidence OF IN
and intelligent people.
The contest is over. The country is save
Loco focoism, agrarianism, hard money Gu
rency, the war against the wages OF labor, Il
upon the credit and currency OF the country
the violation of Safe Constitutions 10 Hau
factnre illegal majoriiics in Congress--in shc
all that was evil and monstrOus In our Cove
ment, has been trampled under foot by the
pie of the United States.
The friends Of republican government
free institutions, and all who believe in the 1
paci.y of an intelligent people for free govsl
ment, may search the history Of the world
vain for a more complete and Triumphant, 4
dence in favor Of their views, than is aforl
by the revolution that has now closed |
more convincing and conclusive proof M
free and intelligent people canno, he loT
error on questions Of importance cannd
found in the history Of man.
From tho Memphis CTsnn.) Enquirer. j
"The Morning Comcth. AFTER a long
tnhS NJ mia In al -,
streaks of returning day aru at last lshH1
up our political horizon. Thank God n
MORNING coMETH - We hail the presacsS
joy and gratitude. Often, during the wa.ts
of the dark and troublesome night whic.
now about passing away, has the star o(Hs
beamed sweetly through the murky aimosps
for n moment to bless and cheer the wcary
IL, but as often have its rays been obscurs
the thickening clouds which threw still s1
er gloom over the prospect. Worn and
we have, year after year, looked out Of
watch tower, and with Responding heanaY
had to return for answer to the passing etI
lenge, "Watchman what Of the night = q
hopeless answer-"'rhe darkness thictsz|
the gloom deepens, the storm Of misrule "a
) crs fiercer strength :" But there IL es.sp
in the prospect around us-a change visible
the sky above, and on the earth below
visible on the mountains, and on he lakes ']
along our mighty rivers, and IN me hes,I,1
to and fro Of the dense vapor when NV
from our broad valleys. IL Is me h01gsJ
break IN our Republic I'VE look out nor
the watch-tower, and there is rudy Do
the sky, which beiokens the uprising, ~
ofthe glorious sun of"HAHRisos AND hps
| n a., a. tot he ISL
we catch the first faint sound oil -
stir in the marts OF commerce, wbicn ~-
long slept in pulseless silence. as oil %" '
!. ing from deep slumber; but anon
long lines Of happy faces as the ois..
passes from above them, and hear sD's-
congratula,ion swelling up from iie avs"
!, and resuscitaied multitude. Joy JOY
MORNING. coNgTg :" Novembers SUE
beam upon n cloudless sky, and smlie "
land made happy and prosperous by w.
patton Of long nigh, Of mi5rule ana
,, ion.
From the Ne~-York Commercial Ad'ey
Rejoicing for Viefory.-We nave 70. -
communication on this subject Win In -
y men,s of which our own are much 10
. The writer objects 10 any eIusvsg',s
y and expensive celebration, as al on
!. was,eful, unbecoming, and In bad ,',n y
a think so too. The contes, ~ wh'en
2 been engaged was not STRIFE o. p,Sa
: Of principle. Its result we believe "
n " important TO the People and ine w." -
3 OF the country; and that result inff'Os -
: successful party duties OF high resp'1 -
r I O meet and fulfil those duties nE,,slU
h them IA exer all their abilities, am M
4 the bess sttribu,es cfhuman ns'''