Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17

Another Infamous Forgery wa
Tories Of New York, led on a. ~. "@s
Morris. and Hoyt, have been co naessn
geries Of the basest character p a'y.s
lowing, from the CincinnaA DaOv G,,s %s
Forge,y-Another Last co,S s"s
from New York, received in his e,,,
day, encloses handful, issued from 4.
ce OF the New Era, Van Buren, pau, !
purportlng TO come from the ofiie,
Emanclpator, an abolition paper. m
TO which is affixed the name Of w. n
son, is base forgery--Gen. Harrison \
ICES us to pronounce il such, and 10 d, !.
over that he never wrote better cf,",s
TO Messrs Tappan, Leaveti and Drew,
Fellow-citizens! What arc we Com,
What will not trick, perjury, forgery, cus
any dye, essay to carry on political DUN.
When will this career Of viljapv he =.
unless you rise in your might, and m,
down! This is no mere party matte
aims a much deeper and more dead,
1t strikes at every thing good and moi,
would break down all correct moral NJ
tons, aud confound all distinction sv
virtue and vice-truth and falsehood
the regular advance of Locofocoism!
although shallow device, it should b,
II is, TO every man of ordinary reflection
IDENTIFY made up Of stale newspaper sian
having no resemblance 10 Gen. HarnI
style or manner. The letter TO which
attributed TO General Harrison is
purport to be signed by J. Leavett, al
declare his opposition TO Mr.. Van Bue,
to third party ticket, when |, is well lad
that he is Van Buren, man, and has tss
IDENTIFY engaged in all the Western Abn
Convictions, to get up the third party tiers
The whole trick, is at once apparent, isiux
ed to operate against General Harrisonn
South. But the Southern people, ii wi
found, are not so green as TO be deceiv6
such paltry humbug. Readit: -
EMANCIPATOR EXTRA.
We hasten to lay before our readers ,hl
lowing interesting correspondence. hsd
for itself. And with accordance viii
views therein expressed, we shall remowl
our next paper the name Of James BhDc
President, and substitute that of General
lam Henry Harrison. And we hope that
our Abolition friends will use their eIeyi
to elevate to the Presidency one who j.
will be seen, pledged to carry out some Of
most prominent and essential views Of
friends Of the African race. All who may
ceive this circular, will be doing service
good cause, by giving it as extensive eli
lation as possible.
-m-H New York, Sept. 81, 1854
William Henry Harrison
Sir,-The subscribers having been app
ed "Committee of Correspondence" OF
part of large number of our fellow cit,
to communicate with you on subject of
importance, we think, to a numerous and,
IDLY increasing party in the free States 4
Union. The time is near at hand when
choice OF the people of this country will
upon you, for the office Of President, or v
the present incumbent.
You are probably aware that the aboaa
list OF this State have nominated candid
for President and Vice. President of their Il
still there are many, and ourselves amonf
number, who deem It unadvisable to NJ
separate ticket, when they we'll know that
so doing, it only insures the election Of
Van Buren,, whose views on the subjss
slavery are so entirely hostile to our own, I
we Shouts look upon his re election as n
Gus public calamity. We must, then d
party, choose between Yourself and our ID
mated ticket, as if we could be assured Z
your views Of the evils of slavery accord Z
our own, and that you would use your I'D
station TO abolish so great an evil, at lesl
the District, we should, almost to man, u
our own ticket, and unite our entire siraa
upon yours.
You will excuse our frankness and capds
the deep interest we feel on this all impcr1
subject must be our apology. An early RI
is urgently requested.
Your obedient and very humble servants
ARTHUR TAPPAN,
]. LEVETT,
ii. DRESSER