Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19

-, hack to the People, and
i, The Log Cabins Of the coun-
49, \, ,cglec,eJ and lost Constitution.
,ss man Won have selected Tor your
.s..,es yoa have one possessing
Qualifications in which The head
'h,, administration Us most deficient,
..,,l integrity. He is the disciple
|w.,hino,on -of his school and Of
,..,mr,,on. In his hands the
80 will he safe, that which has
i9., IN him will be fonnd again.
f. minus, and unskilful men in pow
l...o ,nn one National engine from
,,,ct made bv George Washington.
,hc Father Of the Republic, left
a aA,ice 10 his successors, hut some
bsm' ALAS have disrcgarded, and
en,b,, engine from the track.
j. for the disciple of Washington
are ION again. As Harrison re-
u from Washington lessons of
Asn which he regarded when
n. 80 he will maintain them when
4 IKE Washington, 10 maintain
lnnr of'he country. No changes,
NJ 5 rgcaBt. can be for the
Nv Though Harrison we shall
s,rgli 10 safety. In the history
b. world there is hardly a calalni-
recorded greater than our own in
administration of public off
In war there has been no grea-
calamity.
dus then 90 back as near as we
70 the times Of that Industrious MAJ,
tree Washington, whom General
rrson both in his private and pub
HE so much resembles. Wash
t,on when young man was sur
Tor. Harrison when quite youth
a pioneer in the wilderness and
companion Of the brave General
yne II was the name of Harrison
,h had brought more than twenty
nand people hereof Harrison,
bad fought and gained the bat
olhe country. The people will
h bin for he is the candidate of
people,
The Hon, Wm. G Preston, the clo-
Inl and Distinguished Senator from
rollna, next responded to the call of
Convention. This, said he, is the
fPiea day of my life. Isee here the
summdlon almost of all that | had
sd for from the earliest day | enter
Iabsc lile.I hate tyranny, and from
alncY was taught to despise tory.
\ lon a Wing, and am yet Wing.
he Wigs have met here, continu-
W. Pres,on, to bring peace and pros.
y TO the land, and | take pleasure
rPesslng the belief that the man
eEchoce will maintain and siren
n sad consolidate the graat nation
nalmflons and enterprise of the
Pr. Continuing his remarks,
heston alluded to the self-deny-
mgnanimous and patriotic con
o. Henry Clay, The eulogium
ne most eloquent we have heard,
be audience heard it with interest
delight. Returning to General
ion, he said ] will devote TO him
alor, my thoughts, my person and
farse. regard TIE Ohio Farmer
true and devoted patriot, aud
d the news of this days meeting
be BONE 10 him upon the wings
e wind
:. Preston in concluding his re
IS said, he was Southern man
haplly in connection with this die
ude 10 the recent demonstration
hlOu from the old Dominion.
son, too, he was proud TO say, wa
glnlan born, and son of signeI
Declaration of Independence
pHng too, from the best of the
saxon blood. He was a descen
that Harrison who, in the reigr
'yfant Charles, said that as b,
'yrant, ! slew him. Who, sale
Ies'on, can boast of better blooC
VEINS than this descendant OF thu
le',IcY'ng, despot-killing tyrart
z Harrison.
preston, IN manner peculiar tC
u aiteF exhoriing the Wings Il
''o' anticipated triumph 40 na
WV leil the grave for moment
gay. Alas, poor Democrat
a. Scar Loco FocoS! you hav'
@day. Every doe hoshls day
,e'Sary, Mr.. Van Buren,, that you
go Tor diminished wages, ant
'iniIy says YOU shall 90 for di
ned wages. Again, Mr.. Presiol
picture Of the lth OF March, lSli
pn,s''d that Prince OF Democrat,
Van Buren,, 10 be here in hi