Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

One would think if violent contention and ceaseless
eagerness promote tho interests Of party principles
was any indication Of sincere belief that those prin-
oples were good ones, that the ocos held the most
cred sfectio ol their political creed and that they
verify supported it from the most patriotic motives.
Although may not be privileged 10 say to any
that he docs 5cicpc the doctrines he processes,
ye, we have the privilege of calling his integrity in
question 10y implication when he advocates such self
evident moGs,roctes as To be absolutely beyond the
limits Of charity. That the party protesting to dsbe
leye in the utility and consiituiionsli,y of United
States Bank,hat profess 10 believe TO be the mos,
desirable way of disposing of the pubic lands ceds
them 10 the states IN which they lie give them, at
fraction oflhe value they shall hereafter attain 10
whoever may choose TO squat upon them, embracing
foreigners fresh from mouarcha governments, totally
unacquainted with the of republican laws, yet
admitting them all the nights and privileges Of Amer
lean freemen the they have settled upon por
lion of those lands-,hat profess to believe ii ex-
pedient 10 create an immense standing army in time
ofpeace and tax government for their suppori-thai
profess TO believe American industry and enterprise
woIlhy OF no protection from ruinOus competition with
foreign paupcr labor-that profess 10 believe govern
ment should be supported by direct tax upon the peo
pie We, plead objection the tariff that it is tan
egn lu1uues-thsi profess 10 believe tina, tho general
government has nothing do with the currency and,
Indeed little or nothing TO DO with anything but s in
hsess splendor or employ itself in deysug schemes
Tor maintaining its party power and fat hiTeung
tools on public money, who have fought It's inglorious
b4tcs-thst profess 10 believe that the only medium Of
circulation should be gold and silver although tie pre-
cious metals supply sufficient circulating
medium this any other country and that 20 remedy
the difficulty, gold and silver should be sufficiently IN
creased in value; rather tina, property and labor
should become sufficiently decreased ~ value TO make
NJ the defciencythat profess 20 believe the abonng
man OF this country should he compelled TO toll for the
me,gre pusnce awarded 10 labor IN EuTope-thai pro
Tess 70 believe that Andrew Jackson more capable
fpu,ing proper construction upon the constitution
than al hs iuslrous predecessors combined and
be-e, qualified 10 Judge Of tie fitness Of things than
were all who have lived before him. add that profess ie
believe ,ha, the practieol carrying oul ohs principles
has bsen productive fgood we say although we have
not te ngt 10 tel an advocate ofsuoh doctrines that 10
so,i vet klsr. hs Gus rTraoling-,hai lie Is not anC
esso! he honest "a his belief yet tgrs sht to cal
he Integrity 10 question by implication, or ueai him
(po-ucally) as person lacking int eence and hud
!, and madly adhering 10 preconoev.d notions bcin;
Completely earned a~sy ~ reckless uIld-hte enihu
ns,n We know ofno obligation 20 e''her Ia" or COS
T. 90 treat such professions wiih leoiiy Or charity
1--we look at the means employed b, the loco part
t. gam poiucal ends, What DO We fad boz Tie mos
ooacasiys proof Of the utter absence Of every prHcp
efcammon honesty ND decency' Look a. he mamie
ia-mch its nos important and most obnoxious paH
AZ, have been forced through Congress and Agrs Up
O. uls deence.ess people laws Look Der tie ~ho
tti ofs Ps.ia1.l operations, extending down 10 'h