Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09

KIND of Supernatural efficiency, undoubtedly supposng
many hapcss loco had been abducted, dragged be-
for, the bloody tribunal Of British Wing lnqulsion,
,mnured IN Dungeons torn upon the rack or iiayed n
live over a slow FIRE Some few natural tears must
have coursed down the veteran editors cheeks as his
fancy dwei upon this affecting scene and So 'vidlY
portrayed the horrors Of WhGpefy TO his democratic
soul We esteem It privilege TO iliTo" all the heh'
we can upon the suspicious "sccre, circular business
doubling but the troubled split OF the Star editor
may dismiss his anxious fears about II. H. as he as
sers, such a complete organization OF wing handi'h
was obtained at the lIarrisburgh Convention, ho Will
allow that we, Wings, occupying the position wedo
mus, have been intimate with their proceedings per
consequence, he never caught us in lie, he Will
feel bound accredt word in saving that, To our
knowledge bat hco Scc,ct Circulars iccrc erer sent
out undcr Wing coi0rs One of which the famous
Ohio Circular, discovered and brought TO light in the
State of y Y,-but unfortunately for the OF the
oppressed and abused, but hghsouled pure spirited,
sin-eschowing democrats" 1t nailed to the coun
ter a FORGERY and the perperator
asccuaincd 10 be miserable petiifogging, bar-room
Van Buren, politician in the interior OF the state of \.
Y. by the name Of Bradley Of memory serves us)
SO full and undenabe the proof Of the forgery,
that every administration press dropped the matter
It's first Development, almost quick the locos in
this quarter dropped tier heads when the of the
New York election burst upon their ears. The whole
transaction was proved to be remote from Wing par
ticpation as locoism is from democracy.
The other Wing "Secret Circular purpored to have
been written by Mr.. Tappan 1.-THE abolitionis for the
southern market aborng TO convince the slave holder
that his interest in the slave question identified
with the success of Gen. HARRISON and that the true
policy of the South to support him for the presi-
dency. Mr.. Tappans oath is probably good as is
the locos and entitled much credit and no good
objection can be made TO its being accepted as full
offset to theirs. Under lis own signature he publicly
denies all knowledge of and par,icipat in the bust
Soon afterwards it was ascertained to have o.
rginated in the office of the New Fra with the assist
ance of the Tammany Hall Fanny Wright dignitaries
This, too, was none other than a Loco FORGERY.
Now friend STAR make oath, "without equivoca-
ton or reservation" that these two instances embody
all that know Of "Whig Secret Circulars" and all
that acquainted with concerning the nighl-walk
ing depredatons of the Wing bandi,i which we are in
formed organized at the Harrsburph Convention
and if our brethren the Wings have been PLAYING up
game of this kind and have cheated US out of our share
of the fun and the spoils promise to Duff Green
them and expose the whole plot on the earliest nfor
nation.
Next, the Glenwor,h affair is brought in to swell the
bill of indictment against the awfully acting coon skin
Wings, and the version given of it by the Albany
Argus is put down ndisput able truth The Star
knows well any other planet Of equal briliancy
and magnitude, that this a loco conspiracy from
first to last, to exert influence the then pending
election in n Y, and the materials out Of which this
precious specimen OF ingenuity manufactured was
that in 1898 the Wings suspected votes were to be i'm
ported from Philadelphia by the ocos, and that they
1.-The Whgsl sent to Philadelphia for men who were ex
tensvely acquainted in that city be present at the
election for the purpose Of challenging imported loco
votes. likely story to he told this late day. that
such transaction is charged upon the Wings would
have been kept dead secret for years at a time
when party spirit and party elimination was a, its high
est attainable pitch.
The next paragraph in the discourse of the Star is
upon the coalition betceen the banks and The Why's =
1.-The banks, with scarce single exception were ar
rayed against Mr.. Van Buren," Undoubtedly they
were, for Mr. Van Buren, and his god father were ar
rayed against the banks and against every thing else
that favored the interests of the of the people,
The whole nation was arrayed against Mr.. Van Buren,
banks and anti-banks-all except office-holders,
Office seekers and deluded but honest followers But
the sentiment Of the Star editor is that the banks hare
furnished Nancy aid the Wing cause As this OK ;
centric planet pretends confne itself to facts hut by
the way has not pretended to adduce single onel we
can do no less than meet him upon his own chosen
grounds, in the relation Of one which is all the know
edge we possess upon his point. Just preceding the
vermont election, letter dated the Bank of Rutland
but without signature locoism TO the corel was picked
up M the town OF Wells in this county, calling uoon
the Wings IN that quarter, in the most distressed man
her 10 arouse to action, promising love and money as
plenty and as gratuitous mamma in the wilderness.
Tor any purpose calculated aid the Wing cause The
original we saw and read and loco tricks are aD 10
DO II carried us own damnation on its face 1t was
most lierae' biockhead, laundering piece Of compo-
sl'on needing the most careful revision to render in
'egioe In this quarter, where the gentlemen officers
OF the Bank Of Rutland are known, no one questions
'heir ability to ndict decent business letter, spell cor
rec'y all the ea'y pord', al least in common use as
well az TO eShbi, indications Of knowledge n the