Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-03

h o, lsv yua.sa.ny en,rnies uon IN the long
run cost much, yet forwarding friends" may
be found pretty considerably expensive, espe-
cisly when folks have the public money and
not their own money to do it with.
When and the Gineral take up the public
documents, and read the history OF events for
the las, ten years. and see how things have
bcen mansged-how many good honest men
have been turned out of Office and how many
scamps have been appointed into office, jest to
carry out this infamous doctrine, and then TO
hear him tell over his notions about il, you
would say II Twas high time for jest such man
as he is TO walk in and turn over a new leaf
and bring things back 10 the good old demo-
cratic times.
A few days after this letter gets TO you, you
will have the news Of the election in these
parts. won't say how matters will go,-all
] know is that every day is bringing about
great changes-The Loco-Focos are putting
up their best men, in hopes that in local cleo
lions they will succeed and then they will
out and say. "see how the good dociiine
works and in this way in some places this
plan will succeed, but when il comes TO the
tug, and folks are call'd upon TO say who they
will have for President and Vice President,
then you will hear the answer--and that will
be, "Tipecannou and Tyler too"
do rally believe that If Mr.. JefIerson's doc
trino about the office holders was put in prac-
uoe, and they were told and compel'd TO at
tend to the duties Of Office, and not NEEDLE fur
ther in elections than To give their vote like
any other citizen, and to walk cff and return 10
iheir duty Of office, for which the people pay
them well-,hat the majority for old Tip
would be such as not to leave more than a
grease spo, Of loco-focoism. But these folks
- H.. no. s.lI 40 x.tUht md au
and pay portion OF their wages too TO bribt
and force the ignorant and needy to vote as
they tell them-these folks do great evil, ant
u don't cost them any thing; they use the
peoples money, not their own, and they worl
with the peoples money TO secure their owl
places, growing full well that the principle il
established by their party, shat the spies o
the vanquish'd belongs to tho spiders" ant
whoever the people reject, is sure TO be re
wardcd blythe great democratic ruler, ant
giver OF office. And this they call true de
nocrscy,,'
How the Kings, and Emperors, and Pash
aws, and Imauns, of Europe and Turkey, mus
Singer when they see how much like ihei
own system this locofoco new light democrac
" working In this democratic country. NJ
wonder Mr.. Van Buren, has received present
n lyons and tigers, and horses, and pearls
and shswls, and SIGH like. II he goes on
little longer, we shall see hull cargoes Of pres
ents coming out from European and Turks
democratic governments, and "his highness
will be offered also lot Of useless she folk
in the bargain, and would no, wonder whe
they come 20 hear abroad of the standing al
my matter, and how good old Virginuy mock
that plan on the head, we shall see cargoes
dssbsnded soldiers sen, ou, TO FIJI the ranks.
The fact is, the constitution has been viola
ct--folks In office have trod beyond the Lin
Of duty, and the People are abou, telling ,hel
drst abuses must be corrected, the old Ian
marks he ressord and the OILY thing 10 be II
GREETED is that those who have committed th
abuses will walk gu, ofoffice with full pocket,
leaving their abused masters, the people, d,
remedy the evil as they test can. And III
more think ont, the morc am puzzled whic
20 blame mcst--she folks who suss~iad thes
seamps, or the scamps themselyes,-and &
the present, Ill leave the matter undecided
Your friend and fellow citizen,
J. DOWNING, Major,
&c. &c. &c.
p. s. According TO my kalkslstn, you ms
Get down Ohio at about 10000 bushels
corn srfra orop, after the November Smelling