Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-21

inc wing BOARD would he guilty Of so foul an act The
Gen himself knows they would not. bu, carry out
the ends which he has undertaken, he lets flsehoods
run IN as deep a channel as his Uranium will admit
and the subject will allow.
BY making snch strong accusations against the au-
thori,y he has branIe himself with infsmy which will
stand legible until the seventh trumpet shall have
ceased To blow. The Gen. in his last writing COM
menccs as you perceive by giving description Of
Citizen No. g. which is a very pleasing representa-
ton. perceive my signature is not well settled in
his mind YET, but really hope he will no, let it
upon his constitution blu, what he will be able TO
complete the os)u transaction of the last election.
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ers, that his writings wod ps<sS~h az Vessailoysr
for truth ifhey bore different signature. So
think wha, is true in may be true in another.
He describes me as being a of torpid anim,l
which some who have smat,erng Of history might
mistake for the Emperor of Morocco
have objections in the least, to his giving de-
scrpton of Citizen only do wan, him to describe
me so nearly like himself. 1t is not manly course
to pursue, for taking himself for example repre-
sen, myself is evdcn, would make me appear most
despicabe. Therefore for my sake forbear. frhe
Cen thinks Citizen intended it Insult by calling
him by his christian name which certinly did not.
II is maxim have long adopted, not 10 give an ind-
vdual title which think they never merited. 1t
for this and other that called him Jo-
mas in preference to General. However am willing
TO sacrifice some my principle orthe sake of pleas
ing him. So have called him Gsn. and will endeav-
or to for the future.
The Gen mex, goes on to show that Mr.. c. Adj
ans voted here who had the gear previous lived IN
Whitehall. Does he suppose he can make this people
| Ioli no thort gould n
vote here who had the year previous lived in the tate
of New York The fact s he cannot vent his wrath
upon any individual without taking alsehood for bis
standard. 1t is not hi, wish TO make correct state
ments concerning the transactions which took place
here il it was he void have long since have brought
himself out being the author OF much dishonesty
and sin. Mr. Adams lived in Vermontahe year be-
fore election he worked a, his trade part OF the time
his health not being very good he visited among his
friends and come xons the rest OF the Time Ills vile
and one child which constituted The family, hved at
her fathers the north part OF this state And this IS
the fact as Ihave it from his own lips and the lips o
" others knosng TO it, Consequently the board admit
ted him 10 vote, and he voted.
The next think, the Generals roll, are BALLARD
and H;setine never before heard that their votes
were questioned in the least. think and am sure
that here was objection TO their votes at the time
" the, voted. And never have j, before or since I'M
" election, heard one person say they had not Periec
J. a,d lust right TO vote know they DO I'll worked gu
l. sf town part of the tme while they worked out o
town they came home every sabbath to ee'heir clothes
for the mex, week and other articles which they wish
Is ed Every thing which they possessed was at 'hei
% homes in this town Now, ask, had they not an un
N doubted right to vo,e' Mos, certainly they had =.
Gen Clark would not have denied their right 10 vo'
re had they gained the election. But II being otherwise
y they being defeated, too much for them to oea
&c he could contain himself his anger was 100 mnc
kinded TO be Quilted by little effort his mind is not
ease withou, il has its victim marked out And nov
perhaps he will res, peaceably, having got his victim
ct separated lie wishes 10 sgmatize their character
he wishes to rob them of that which they hod mos
IN valuable and add to his own honor "eli' lei III
s,ematize their character, lei him black them WIN VI
blackest ink his tongue is master OF, and then me
d. will look as much brighter in comparison 10 MS DIS "
sun does brighter than the blacklist thunder Cloud
The General then states Hear, o. hearI that TWO .
RS speeabe persons (Dea Seamons and Mr. Potter oe
se ed their votes for The opposite candidate But u
ch vioan, board rejected them merely because one VIII
nd stated land that without oai that, in MS opinion
= Mace where they lived no, in this town. The
no need of telling the General he Is mistaken Tor
j.. knows il as well as myself He knows there we
seven or eish, ready testify under oath iha' Nh &c
ter and Dea Seamons LAS he is pleased to call him.
title which never before heard and which must ma
been given him by the General because ne ooe>eu
" commands so promptly which were given hun TO Il
his true friendship did both actually live upwards
forty rods in Ira as the line was run ! think by
shaw Of WalhneGord. Therefore because he COT
10, lnng those vino lac had been under Tie necess
lus,ucling so long from Ira 10 vote here he 'n'r
'" II Is uoi just
era will not auemp, to tell The proceedings Of his
,~s IT, for il would require baser terms than sm aHe
IA erpploy However, viii relate one 'ircons'af
me which occurred on the day previous TO election
was th,s The General, win another OF las own pa
two As desirous as himself went lie day before eeehoi
The Mr. PArker's an aged and nhrm man lie hsd
eek 60, which had ooue wit him; and the Gene
fancyinc he had come 70 take las ial"ef home
y b,m. lo,, no line 10 making preparations 10 gel
se. .vay lie therefore, watched u.e Opportunity
ksd when has son was out, goes IA and tells hlm ne
que .,e,e business with hiR At the village lhns oee'
Mi inc him, he conserved 10 go. !" short time h's
mis- returned aud DOT finding BE-, 4iher al home he m
to som. INQUIRY and found that there had Two ueH CO
rest and i.len Inn away on some business therefore
,op,eAs1ded noal.rg II proved 10 be' BOT he ih0'