Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-08
THE STATE CONVENTION.
May 81 ls4l.

Vermont has ever been esamplc Of pure Depoe, aey
purely Republican the tenor Of her politics. and be,tow
men OF her suages could well be expected Of any comb
nation ofindv'duas in whose public affairs each ma him
self committee Of the whole deliberate and decide upon
questions OF public character Such occa,onaI
of duty have occurred been the natural errors Of
judgment than abandonment of previously
tmcnts and she entitled the pre- having pur
sued the most uniform bestudged and operating political
Of any State the Union As an look at her
banking principles Fo long time, while the country
comparatively thny settled and before her various depart
mcnts Of Industry and Art had become enough to
create necessity for much traffic at home and abroad al
wisely accommodated her policy in respect to banks 10 her
peculiar ercumstances and what little business Of the kind
"aA transacted accomplished exclusively by cur.
renoy excepting much opaper money found its way into
this from other States But when denser population aug
men,ed business and extended trade rendered necessary
more convenient and abundant supply of money its repre-
sentative than could be afforded by exclusively metallic
rcncy che supplied the deficiency by creating banks And
unless our impressions are erroneous many
her banking principles have been peculiarly her own
different and better than those any State And now
after several years OF government crusade against banks ind
while failures and universal have been the order f
The day throughout the country Vermont has suffered COM
Paa'Vey little from the prevailing distress During the worst
periods OF suspension and deprecated pper Vermont
have more than those other States 10 redeem tbe,
ana these bill have been preferred and sought in New
ok and other commercial cities when the paper their own
best banks was refused Reluctantly taken This ALL ia IN.
effect oil wise and prudent legislation and in no viii;
he legislative wisdom suffer BY comparison with that of anv
other body The Executive department also has been con-
,y now known as Wbig have ain ., ,s =, ~, par
and practiced and the State wa, n.ve, MOI.
to her ~el'tried principles than at this moment
The utmost confidence preya, that No a,n,o, ..a l.. -
Of her filling into the hand, of tho
that Vermont is safe for The Wbo, h,o,en ub,, - H.,
where. But from This rsp act-from this confidence and
this strength, we wish to argue that d.
actually e,i., m. ,.,.on !. .Ivi.. - -, Is. uoe'
Our assumed security leads to corresoopdn, ;n.ci,
reducing strength and emboIdeniou the onno.
ton to resoublc their e.ertions to Obtain ,sco,d
Let not be supposed the defeated patty bay, aha
ship effort, strenuous il possible than the last !,
to be made at the coming State election in Se,,.,h NJ
lIampsbi,e is lonelyro loco .i.,., ,,i,hi, 49,, Wv
hcr-shc is compelled TO chant her nursery d,ie 10 w. H.
rem democracy solitary and aioneshe cc,ed .,.,v -
except Vermont TO on her dola,tous .,c6c. 81
entertained hopes on no very unreasonable ,rouna,
that the rich reward offered Mr. Van Mes. if he would be In
procuring The apostacy of Vermont m,b
bring htr in TO loin the song But dsaono;n,nen, h
ed the dsappointed-N,o Hampshi,. is alone even Main h.
dsowned her aequantance She sets I'd the macedoni, ~
help US her symp,thizcrs in yetmoat re,,ond y, no, Iii
md return In the no,ic,i con,.s, do,hv ,,,.a e.
campagn;-e,ety Thing that can he h,ou,b, IN h., nm I
n put u vigorous OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vo,e, 6,,cin, ,L -
impose on The ,cnotan, n, ra,,I,s. f,,,;,. -
ing TO create unjust prejudice apains, ins,,;on. ..a,
Tor by the whgs-ordainins itnetant decI,ime,. d 60,
orator. TO enter the 6eld-ciyinr increased c;rI,;
to their with d,,aec,.d nd
lated paie, formed distinct and moral que.,on,.co,r
ing the land TO buy I'd Inc peural, or a,ou,, ana ~,
the Last man whose vote !, ,b.,, f,,o, ,,n =. '
ballot bor-and ABOVE ALL dependin, n, ,n,s,.. 80 -
,eLc.eeuifv and o,,f ,,uub,,, NJ M a., ,t .'
which for the world ,bey would ,o, d;,,nfs IT, ,s
TENDER election The loco. are the FIRST to organize s, 70
esa State Convention frat and La and mddi, 10 mai, o..
foF Fsfgn H. a.. III