Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14
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expenditures anu showed most con''ncingy
,ha' all inc ptc,cnees LOT 'he nccessty OF thci!
increase, had heir foundation IN political fraud
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anu Lave oeen conte"p'uoueN rrpencd' we
mus now LOOK 20 tse only remaining resort,
ana make inc pr'oe s"oien mnons 'cct 'ne
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sure w'ig s'a,cs shouiu oe up ana ooing AZ
WEI, as INC o'ne's' ana saiu 'nat " one sine o!
tne morse shouiu pe IN round 'ro'. ne had
little fear that the other would stand STILL
New Hampshire may--Noi Ephram Is join.
ed to his idols, let him alone my friend vii.
son thinks otherwise, perhaps--but can any
good thing come out Of that place" lie nett
took up the state OF parties IN New York, and
r'diculed most pointcdly, the staggering pro-
tensions of those who think to chain tho En-
pre- state again TO the car OF corruption, drawn
on by her thrice rejected and unrepcnetant
son. The unsulied patriotism and the shi.
| ming virtues OF Gen. Harrison, then furnished
a noble theme for highly eloquent and effcc.
tive passage OF his address. lie represented
him as standing between the transactions Of
the past and the pfcsent-a stranger TO neither
and prepared TO sympathize with both. Rap.
idly glancing over the history Of his life, and
comparing his character with Jackson's, he
said, that the virtues Of the latter were like
meteors-Iare, brilliant and destructive while
those OF Harrison were like the light and heat
| Of the sun, always clear and bfight--which yet
were mcllowest and best, when just sinking
beneath the horizon. With warm indignation
he then repealed the foul calumnics with which
he is now assaied--saying that those who
knew him best loved him most, and declaring
that with him, at least, the generous affection
OF the soldiers OF the war worn veteran, out
weighed by far the coarscst and most shame.
less denunciaiions OF stall fed train band Of
office hnlhina do'nag"s""s '"y on. o. sh,.
Grass ASKS wha' mas ne oone -, wouio 'eh
'im 70 ask ,I'e ","'''ers ., 'ne VEST a"n 70
"o"' "o''' r'e'. "P'' MAUI e'o4"oa ""
waines' aHecuohs anu oeePes. g'"uu"o OF
| "ciI hcar's' VIVA, ''ey MO" VI ,"fso' "s"
Pro'ec'or anu iuoi' h"o, sa'o me- u'e ouhe'
goes no' more surely 10 'ne "l"'k "on mSi
r1nes' uian 90 'ne woes OF "eir so"s 10, O'o
up 10 .he oaiio' oo1. MOS. pt'eiy "ouio '"o
gang OF ieoefai 'iinefs o' 'her country TUG
| the day that they sought TO cast their abuse
upon ms falr lame; they soon would md 10
their cost, that when ,hey thumped At the door
OF his cabin, to abuse IT'S inmate, they awoko
the wrong person Like boys from bcc
hive they have disturbed, they would run for
dear life.-but they could moi escape Inc sung
twenty-five years ago, SAID MI y. used W
break up WHO bees nests IN the meadow ouS
always took care to have a hay COCK close
at hand to cover my retreat. Alas ioI the To-
cos they are entirely without shelter. Inc
jewellers in log cabins and the industrious oil
the land are upon the rear OF these reyilers
OF their virtues, and they have not even hay
cock TO screen them. And now, said he, our
opponents began by revlling our emblem, and
let them end thus II they like; we viii plant
them at every corner. Like our eagle they
are symbols OF great viriues-they are the
fountains Of unsuliied democracy, and TO mo
there is moral grandeur IN this contest IN de.
fence of the virtues OF humble life. ia conclu.
sion, he contrasied HarrisOn's sterling and in.
grained honesty, with the Aagran, and unPrin-
cipled corruption Of those in power; snc gave
a very significant and well understood glance
at the windows Of a certain E1'ninsters and
Ex'Democrats lodgings-as he spoke most
sarcasticslly OF the disInieres'edness and sell
denial Of these itinerani Lecturers on democra-
cy-coming as they do, directly from the pub.