Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-31

Not him, who ascended Fame's ladder so hlgh
From the round the top he has stepp'd to the sky!
1t is blessed to go when so ready to DIE
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The following is copied from the Vermont Pat
riot printed ut Montpelier.
oThe Hon. Inland Hall, Member of Congress
from the frat District, is said to be at Washing
ton pressing the claims Of very promising SON
of his"
We are authorized 10 say that there is not the
slightest foundation for the statement ofthe Patriot.
Mr.. Hail has not directly or indirectly made any APP
pcation in behalfof his son for any office, nor has
such application been made by any other person.
Mr.. Hall went to Washington early in April,
solely on business for neighbor, which business
was wholly unconnected with politics Office.
He returned as soon rs his business was COM
peted, after an absence Of about three weeks
The occasion OF his journey TO Washington is
well known in this vicinity. So much for the sit
is said" of the Patriot. State Banner.
The Washington Globe bowls most piteously
over the removals from Office that are taking place
under the new administration. The Globe, when
its own party WINS in power, defended the most in
discriminate prescription no man, no matter
what had been his services to the country, who
entertained political sentiments adverse to the
party in power, was permitted to hold an office ;
he was removed to make room for some noisy
bar-room politician, and the Globe pronounced it
all right and proper Even the venerable Gener
al Solomon Van Rensselaer,, who had fought and
bled for his country, and who bears the marks
and evidence of his service and his bravery upon
his body, was thrust from the Post Ofiie in Alba
ny, and hungry partizan put in his place. This
infamous act of party prescription cid not shock
the feelings Of the editor of the Globe, nor of his
party. But now, when the Wing party comes in
10 power, and removes Locoioco office-holders
for cause for converting their office into politi
ca, engines, or neglecting to perform their duty
al ftart
10 be thrown into spasms of grief at such awful
prescription Shame upon the vile hypocrites
Hudson Rirer Chronicle
THE Citadel Of Democracy ALTERNATE coun-
", in Virginia, the home OF Thomas Jeffe rson, is
one of the Wing strong holds. At the recent
election, the candidates for Congi ess were Gllmer
(Whig) and Garland CONSERVATIVE and for the
House Of Delegates no opposition was attempted
to Southall and Coles the Wing members. Loco
Focoism has nota ioothOld in this sterling demo-
cratic county.
"Democ, acy is the supremacy Of Man orer his
accidents" said tue Van Buren, party year Ago.
They have now come to the conclusion that no
such supremacy exists. The Boston Post few
weeks since had a cut representing what was cal
led 'poItcal guilIoline," where it seems the
poor Loco Focos are brought up to answer foi
their many sins-and with some of them it Jared
rather hard. The screams and haloos of the Or
gans in this emergency reminds us OF the case Of
the prophets of Iaal calling upon their god tt
send fire TO consume the sacrifice, and we douD
not they will {" come off" in like manner
Lemon Eagle.
ONE OUT OF MANY.
At Macon, in Georgia, Postmaster of unex
ceptiona character was waited on by Loco toct
committee, and required TO go to public meeting
and otherwise take part in influencing elections
He pleaded in vain that il was against his habits
and sense Of proprety. Nothing could save hin
from the axe. committee was despatched
to Washington to communicate the behest Il
"ihe party" and, accordingly, Mr.. Tyner wa
forced TO walk the plank. Off with his head, de
manded the committee off with his head, ech
oed the Postmaster General Well the table
have been turned, and MIR. Tyner, whose onl,
fault was not bringing "the patronage of the gov
eminent into conflict with the freedom of cleo
tions," has been restored That's all but how wi
the case be characterized in tile Loco-foco pa
pers? Prescription horrid murder! the guilo
tine streams ioih The blood Of innocent martyr.
Not one word Of retrospect, oh no! they woul
have the people believe it to be an original cas-
of unprovoked cruelty not remembering tina
the Suppression Of truth is often the most sly q
well as the most ,oicked mode of telling false
hood. Such, the public may be assured, is tn
character Of ninely-nine out Of an hundred Of tn
groans that resounding through the land. nj
Granger seems TO have one advantage owe
his coeague-he is more ABUSED And what ma
ever rose to eminence in Republic without be
ing pursued ami barked at by "Tray, Blanche an
SWeetheart?"-.M adisonian.
"They Qhe Whgs) have brought their pigs to
fine market. This Log Cabin was but AN EN-
BLEM ola GREAT MONlED MONSTER, i
imitation fthe Bank of England; ENGLANI
which in government g. finances federalism H. e. tn
Wbgs) admire to copy.-Pafriot.
A funny idea, isn't il pa log cabin an emblem,
picture, Of al. S. Bank! Let no one hereafter 81
nothing original has been written siice The days
Shakespeare Since the Patriot has enlarged i
Sheet 1t is but natural to suppose it would like
appear little cute at first.
However, we will venture 10 ask him who ha,
manifested the greatest disposition TO ape the NOR
arehial-ihe Wings, in contending for Bank,
the locos for The sub-treasury, for which, as co,
elusive proof ofts utility, they boosted that hoe,
iy-tiDo out Of tioenty: four MO.N.ARCHIES (En,
land among The rest, employed just such an instii
tion 10 conduct The fiscal affairs of Government!
In another article in the same paper, he has qu
ted criticisms on American Institutions, by a sui
ject OF the British crown, Oflhe Madame Trollo
breed, in favor Of the sub-treasury! Which loo
most like "admirng to copy England in COVER
ment and finances P"-Ruliand Herald.