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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-27

from the crown ofhis head TO the sole OF his foot, lilo
no, rode the fence so long ,ha, all parties claim
him. abonouis,s loco locos, and all and think u
elee,ed would give universal satisfaction. Tie Her
aid once bore the whg standard, and baiied maniuiy
in the good wing cause, and hope she Will not prove
ecrean, to her duty in this eveniiu crss, bu' unuf
the good old Wing Banner, with the names OF Pane,
Ranaey and Spauldirg,' engraved thereon ana LEAD
n. oncc more 10 victory; and Vermont, the Thcrmopy
lae of the Union will continue TO merit the proud dis
,inc,ion Of being called the star that never sets
Yours Respectfully.
VINO TO THIS Back Boss
The above communication vas sent us, SIS they com.
monty are without particular request TO publish, but
W. take for granted such was the authors intention he
should, al any rate, have given his name Bo, We lhns
hnow him the supposed author is personal iftnd
10 .Nr. Paine.
Owing to the Circumstance that the Rutland County
Convention ,gnhcd preference to the State Convention
Tor the nomination Of Judge Williams, togther with the
fact that the Rusnd Herald hist objected to the dongs
Of the State Convention snd reurged the choice Of the
County Convention the sentiment seems to have gone
broad (snd nsnuaed by the remarks in the above letter.
that hi. town has got up little faction to oppose the
Montpelier nominations through psrsli,y or pt,,ona
friendship to their own townsman. There may perhsp
be for such supposuon; bu, We mos, une
quvocay all Who entertain IT, that such 10 not the
case AZ will be seenn other remarks n-ightor Of TIE
Burlington FREQ Press has gone so far to mention
the of two individuals ring leaders in fomentne
dissension OF whom, do not believe said
word of running another candidate agsns the
Montpelier nominations (,ohaiss,r he may hare htough
the other Know inclined TO adopt them rather than
TO set the bad precedent Of refusing TO sanction the nomn
atoms made by Stale Conventions. We know OF no "mob
ocrac dsorganizers here and the ephet used
espondeni under the influence OF heated passion
arising from an immagnary cause.
As for own hand in the fracus, We have simply tc
say, have acted from perfectly conscientious motives
inuenced solely by the conviction thn large majority
the hig voters in the State would tho presen
ticket and that disastrous would result
the Press should insist upon it We thought too with thu
exception Of the Vermont Watchman0 such Of the VIII;
papers had adopted the ticket did with great reuct
ance, and merely matter of eIpedency. We there
fore held silence for three weeks hoping paper
The vicinity Of the residence of the candidates would hav
independence enough 10 speak out its honest
and the sentiments of the public No dared to do
and very much disked be the first, and only yielded
from considerations above stated Had every County
Quoted like Rutland County and sent its recomme nds,on
to the State Convention, this trouble would have beer
saved full expression OF the people obtained, and ohe
and very different nominations been the result.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-27

~nh" Tvs was EsstIfH--And eomplsie'. mneh o'
~. hofrid parallel ". have disposition TO draw BE-
tween Errli,A an4 .s-e,eaa Tsris In our most DE-
ess and candid opinion 10th look 10 one and the same
a, 1,sp end hspsls As-ai.ea Of "a, yoor, h'
,rashs. asd traeis~esi II s r'eh, and ne P"siSai :"
ts1iDh-csi If dtspcfie gcnuansHi
Th. opinion being correct, We ean make some s'in'f
the ssntude 81 that cssmiiy bsve dag'd BY the
d.frs, Of tina, gigantic po-st which was ugng
upon with fearful esrtsntvsnd which they viii yet
s,,ut,dy accomplish fAlowrd again to obtain the asesn.
d,ncy The materials oil N complete READINGS, by
the sitting Of ~. LAST Congr,ss. the finishing measures
~,r. laid before ~ Of them passed, and the res
dac barely ,,d passage ard at this time the defeated
administration confident ofsuooess at the pre- sldeniis
election and confident Of III. triumphant issue Of it.
dreadful -chome.
From thi. observatory too may be viewed the immense
responsibility resting upon the Wings, to watch and Ies''
this inctn. faction which hss.prnng up in DOR nation for
the suburson of lis liberties The fate Of nation OF
ffc,m,n Is VET pending their action The Wings OF the
old World commencing Of struggling sganst the
hand of oppression It's not simply opposition To
III. "Crrn lars of England, but opposition 10 REGAL
OPPRESSION, which has led 10 the arul tumuIts and
riots in vanou. part. Of the United Kingdom The wings
Of ks country opposing faction and policy which
,nofo 10 the rery letter tina, -pirt-ths same state
OF things sgsn.t Which those who justly ber their name in
the old country eontendng Each and every election
eIerts important influence the great decisive question
which b, Constitution is 90 be tired in four years
he elections Of members Of Congress mort and state eec
lions nert Our TO take place in sbout sir weeks is
important to tn. Union any and vitality important to
ourselves individually. We regard the chance of the
Stale OF Vermont to maintain her political integrity
doubtful than it has been before. The recent
and unfortunate nominations by the State Convention has
compelled large portion of the voters to either with
draw their support from the party divide their
among plurality of candidates. We canno, but hope,
however, that the pride of the gentlemen nominated will
induce them to decline, finding their nomins tions be
generally offensive, that from the same cause thos.
presses Tho have adopted them will withdraw from them
their support Tor the public good. Our principal ground
OF argument on this question is that those
disapprsDed Of by isrge majority Of the people,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-27

The editor ofihc Burlington Free Press is informed that
he has made altogether too Free Of the of
individuals OF this town "The too prominent maeonen,
as his phrase s have had agency whatever forward
ing opposition 10 the State nominations "Es are inform
ed sa very easy disguise 10 hide guess random
hut unfortunate, We judge, in this instance for no one
would be likely to Uniform him of the particulars of cir.
cums,ances which ranspire1. Only one of those
gentlemen was present at the State Convention and
he there said about the nomination Of Messs Paine and
Rnnn-y, 1--WE are NOT informed" but since his return
has, to knowledge expressed but one opinion about it
viz "thst the Wing party ought abide the nomination
of their Convention and ave hacs been nrmed that he
has declared his intention TO vote the regularly nominated
ticket A. regards the cther "ma conent," we have ne
her heard or"been informed whether he has utter
ed one word about the nomination. either for agsnst
Will the Free Press Gsabnsc its readers Of the impress
sions created by the article referred toy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-27
For tic IIernld.
brandon. July 23d. 49,

Brandon, July 23d, Is4l.
Ma. EDrroR,-I am the last one who would attempt
to dictate Editor, yet in such crisis as this
cannot he p expressing my opinion. il is with some
degree of pain tina, Vermont, proud unconquered
Vermont with the garlands Of victory yet fresh on her
brow, become the scene of anarchy and confusion
You can now the pernicous effects of a County
Convention Composed principally Of The inhabitants of
Rutand) attempting TO dictate TO the State Of Vermont
not content " llh lis own legitimate duties but must
needs encroach upon the duties belonging to another
and attempt to orestall public opinion regard to the
State Nominations. Fit had been supposed or even
hlnlet that the County Confectionery unmndful of
its honor, the honor Of the County, and the good OF the
Wing cause-would attempt 10 form State Ticket in
advance OF tie State Convention which had been call
ed, am thinking the people would have been repre-
senied there themselves instead Of being represented
by few hesriless ule demagogues who attempt
to lord 1t over Gods heritage. II the Rutland moboo.
raiive dlsorganizers dissatisfied with me State
Nomination, Just let them look al the Ticket County
Senator's they have presented for the support OF above
1000 Wings of Rutland Count, and think thew have
no 10 complain, we elected them last year by
striumPhan, majority, and we can and ,rR this year
az we are not disorganzed) though we think better
ticket might have been formed yet we are willing 10
sacrifice much upon the altar Of public good.
This ailemp, Of some 10 lead the Wings in the wake
Of Abolrionsm, is not ouly niinous our cause but
shows cnuging seryilily that i'll becomes the free
men Of Vermont and they vii, find when II too late
: that the people won't follow Tie people are yer,
well satisfied win Judge Williams, in the office b,
now holds, snd II he Tired OF II let him retire witt
dignity into private life, (he has had the honors anc
emoumen,s long whle) but don't attempt TO fore,
\ hm upon the people their candidate for Governor
for II Will only end IN his disgrace and defeat On III,
first Tuesday Of September the people Of the State
). Nemont-ai least majority OF ihem-wi.l express
their APPRECIATION Of the State nomination, by eecn,
: Them by inumyhan, majority but II they should fai
and the ruinoas course pursued you and other
should succeed, and Vermont fall, through e iresch
cry Of those 10 ought 10 be her warmesl friends yo
can say with one Of old Quorum magma pars fun
repeat H. cir, believe the people satisfied, and
think the best Ticket that has been formed Tor N
teen years. The people on this SIDE Of the Mounis
have had the Governor Tor time, and think IL
common courtesy, Ne ought 10 lei tie people on th
0ihst sds have pos lex shsEi. EEL Rils Is Viii,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-27
For the Herald

Ma. EDIToR.-Please publish the following for the
benefit of Mr. Murray, editor the Vermont Telegraph
When motion has been made it is not to be pu, to
the question debated until it is seconded Scob 81
In the Senate of the IT, S. motion shall be debated
until the same shall be seconded; RlRe Oh. When a
motion shall be made and seconded Rule 10th Ref
for the above to Thomas Jeferson's Manual OF
Parliamentary practice and Rules of Ihe Senate Of the
United States, section 90.
1.-THE above refers TO proceedings had at the late
Brandon Temperance Convention.-DD HER1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-27
INFORMATION WANTED AND ASKED.

The proposed Bankrupt Law-why do the lokirs in Con-
ge's insist that its provisions shall include incorporated
bodes' They have slways complained land We think not
without reason that corporations already too highly
privileged and now why do they endeavor throw ano-
Their mantle OF legislative protection over them? Will
some good democratic editor shed light this sbstruse
question Our mortal is thick enough in all con-
science for the solution OF easy problems and too thck
entirely to fs,hom the depths of this mystery Help!
Cassius-helpi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-27
CROPS IN THE WEST.

Accounts are sufficiently numerous to give assurance
that crops ofall kinds throughout the county especially
in the Wsstw produce full average yield speculation.
are Of course endeavorng to create contrary opinion
In secon oil kinds Of crops promsnga good ysd
except perhaps hay which supposed will be rather light
in the aggregate Indian corn, particular is expected
10 shell mt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-27
DREADFUL Rior-MllrrARY CALLED OUT.
IHsrtfHrH NI1Haafd UNFr, Z
WeSassesy. Q o'oiSck. y. ~

'.a''r'Aa'' - NV WILL an tAitisfsU w "
Biseliurs Standard Ohrc,t
Wssa,seay. Q o'oisck, r. ~
At sir O'clock his evening. the returning officer fot
VIC borough publicly declared the final state Of the
poll, al the nuslngs, Biakely Moor where an i'm.
n'ense crowd had assembled hear The result Of the
election IN few minutes after Mr. Fciiden and Mr.
iornbY. had been declared du, elected. tho mob pro-
ceote1 20 dense mas. N the direction OF lie Boil Inn
Kept 10y VIZ. Biumley, where the conservative commit
tee was silting. An attack was mmedlaelv comneuc-
- up'nih house Massive paving stones were thrown
through The windows One OF these stones very near
ly struck Mrs. Blnmlcy, whose escape from danger
was most pfo'idenlisl. The shutters and window
frames were all broken in. and several 60, the
oommercial room from which they threw out every
iico Of furniture into The street where chars. tables
&c. were dashed 10 pieces. The pet-rl,-scs, ocean.
tots, &c, IN other rooms were also demolished In
TACT the mob took entire possession OF the house, and
demanJcd The carving knives from the cook The in
mates escaped through the back p1ri Of the premises,
Information having. IN the meantime, been conveyed
10 the magistrates. who were sitting at the sessions,
room. Joseph fielden, Esq. and Jane. Simpson, Esq
Immediately repaired 10 tho Of destruction. and
read the rot act after which the military at the bar
racks, who had received notice to hold themselves in
readiness were called out. Two companies Of the
Oist Regiment at present stationed here, under tho
command Of MAJOR Macleod, proceeded with fixed bay
oneis, up King street. towards the Old Bull Inn Hav
ing received the proper instructions they charged the
inunaled mob. asfhe confusion produced by the APP
pearance of the military was beyond all descripton-
The streets around were actually blocked up with the
heaps Of people, who in their hurry to escape tumbed
over each other In every direction. The military be-
h,Ved with admirable GOODNESS and discretion, and we
are happy to say that person seriously injured
large body Of the police very reached the scene
OF the riot, and proceeded dsperse the mob forbid
ding access TO the leading to Markets street
The town IS still in very disquet state, but do
not after the recent demonstration appehend any fur
ther outbreak. The appearance ofthe Bull Inn is
y melancholy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-27

fssi. ~ De purpose Of fobbing tie premises bot the
pacs srrcsied iAs fellows The sci and put them In
5si3swsll
These are ID. short facts Of what occurred. The
seen"s were q zen alarming character, and cnnsd
cratic injury 10 person, and properly wefe the
gvencts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-27

TO CORREsPONDENTs
Several Communication, received BY iaf' ma
~ ssser,ivs hi. v,sk. Or f5 u bsss r"N'
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26
july II l9tc. Jaor of Pickens County.
STATE OF ALABAMA-cLARNE COUNTY.

STATE OF ALABAMA-CLARhEC COUNTY.
 ORPHANS COURT, March ferm l9iI. FENlliS day came ELDBiDGE SUMMERS, Admin
 e- stiator on the estate of Henry Waite, dec'd, to whom letters of administration on said estate granted the first day of October, in the year of Lord, One '<IhouSand Eight Hundred and Thirty Eight. and made exhibit of the esale in his hands aud also of the claims against said estate, ly which it appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the sad estate is altogether inso,ent and unable to pay its debts it is therefore ordered. That the said estate be declared insovent and it is further ordered, That notice be given in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot paper printed in the city of Mobile, for all persons having claims to file the with the Clerk of the County County Court of Clarke County, or before the first Monday in September next.
 4 true copy from the minutes. Attest,
 apis 2S5f TERRELL POWERS, Clerk.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26
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A ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-On Saturday, / A the 2ith day of July next, at l2 oclock, NJ. at Go' ernment street wharf, will at Public Auction sell the schooner FROLlC, her tackle apparel and fur nitnre, she now lies at the said wharf-the same being part of inc personal estate of Andrew Han son, late of Mobile county, deceased.
 june23 l0fts A. w. BARNES. Adm'r.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26

NEkSn Dl;UGs x MEDl1INLs.--R. L. A h aiAias Sr Co, Druggists, corner of Na!ef < | laheis sts-, are lecoNlas their sprng sei p5 oi Fresh Duss Meaicincs; aiinng Mhicii a Ias'or Oil, knabaIb, Jalap, oalome ttu4nne, s..ts OIhuin, A c. all oi winch will be disposed o on cash, n good paper InoueIate nne, rUutiIy cilants igsic'als and planters, are insiteu ts gl call, beioIe puIehaslng elsew heft.
 k. L. hAI rlAS & IU, Druggists. nm26 2lS eor N a,er & f,ancls sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26
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as<A EDR NALE OR REA4.-I hr mona. III ani lot neyi adJainiag tnl een. NaIt,n on rsp ertiua -isset= te ita to, eu.ens sie all of thr Lest materials and nol lSniaasl.p. A sale uoull he Pfeirrfei,-pdssessIe sf,ta ou tst An,. nrxi.
 julS5 l6lf TiloS. r. MILLER & GO.
 SHA TO RENf--A ii,se containing e,gili .,ir, skzk. .fonius and very spacious atm win galleries each story in irpnt, sit,ird neaf Owens and Pages Mill, on the north side uf the Spiiug li Road abont iunf nilrs from the eil, ami I loafth ai mile from the ti--ha>iug gani Siabliag Cal tiage House. kitchea, excellent well ot w.,ter and Il large enclosed pasture inT cattle-s n 4ood orier. The Garden ,is large ani In high slaie df cuh,a- ton, having every vegetable now growing, required Tor amlls use. Appl1 To
 innr2 If ROBERTSON X co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26

IisA FOR RENI,-rhe co nenient Dwelling .Sissa, House, situated the north side s. Michael st., 2nd door above Conception, will be rented low until lst Nov. next--'rhe house contains six rooms, cnset pantry, &c. Possession given immediately, apply to l. (. BUBOSE & CO.,
 ap29 2i6tf 3q Watar-st
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26

~ OMITTED to the Jail of Pickens County, NI Alabama, 3lst May, lS4l, one Negro man, as a runaway slave, who says his name Is CLAI- BORNE, and that he belongs to kelis Jeflres, of Virginia, and was hired to Mir. Burrough, near Erie, Greene County, Alabama he is about thirty years old, yellow black color, about six feet hgh and weighs about one hundred and fifty pounds. The owner is requested forward, prove property, pay charges, and take him away, otherwise he will be disposed oi as the law directs
 A. M. WINDLE, july II l9 tC. Iailor ol Pckens County.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26

%aA SPRING HILL PRJPERTY.-The sub- A scrber will sell, or rent on moderate terms for the soason-ihe House and lot Spring Hin, well known as his residence, together wtl. all the ou- houses, and the Bathing house thereto attached.
 The large well finished Dwelling, adnining the above, occupied during the summer of 1887 by Wm Boodsood; there is good well of water aud all nec- essary out-buildings on these premises.
 AlSo-another Dwelling, well suited to a small family. Apply to
 mavJ 25lM0 A. BATRE.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26
mr3l 222Kmo A. BATRE, at 70 Commerce-st.

AyA COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE EES OR RENT.-A large and pleasant House, nearly new containing good rooms, together with all the necessary out-Budngs for gentcel family, situated on the south side of the Spring Hill Road, about four miles from the city. beautiful plot of ground, under strong paling fence, and extensive Kitchen Garden, is attached the dwelling; the gar den is all laid and neatly planted in useful veget ables, flowers, shrubbery, etc. school is estab
 shed, under judicious management, in the immediate neighborhood,- and altogether the situation is de- silablc one for family. Apply, for terms, Nc. to
 mr25 217u' J. F.. MURRELL.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26

r. fSa-S A FOR MONTGOMERY AND Ns5,5SsSssTsE5x WETUMPkA-Thc new light drausht steamboat ISORA, Captain John Davis, ca bin all state rooms, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on Wednesday evening, the 2sth inst For freight or passage apply on board al the wharf, foot of St. Francls st. iy 26 M
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26

f. Lsss--' h FOR NEW 0RLEAAN.-The SSsssssssS2=577sz.- low pressure steam packet Gl- RAFFE, Hoffman, master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings, on "Wednesday, the 2sth inst, at F o'clock, NJ. For freight or pas sage apply to L.J. WILSON.
 jy 26 23 Com st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26
TO-DAY. CAPITAL PRIZE OF { 1000 DOLLARS. Iickefs oaiy One Doilar. ALABAMA STArk Bngrq,BrItS-

NIIsS lNU' oAt tAITa, Tor I5IT.
 Authorised by the Legislature oi the State, for ihe Benefit of Wetimpka Lodge, No go. To be drasn al Mobile, on TiilS DAY, July 26, l84l, al hail past o'clock pm. at ihe Mansion House ENchangr Royal-st. x. DAVIS < CO, Managers5 s
 T5 Numbers--l2 Drawn Ballots.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26
27S14 Prizes, amounting to

FISH Prizes, amounting tO Si7 .125
 Tickets Sl-ila,es 50 Gents.
 Packages off tickets, $25. warranted to draw at least $l2 Packages of 25 half tickets SIP 50 War qanted to draw at least $6 Packages of 25 quarter tickets, S6 25, warranted to draw al least S3
 For packages single tickets, appl, at the Muna- gers Office, corner Dauphin and Nater-sts
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26

lNRACkERS.-A fresh supply of Soda, lSulter V Water, and Sugar Crackers in half barrels, of Treadwell's baking, just received and for sale by
 junc30 ISM D. c. LOWER, 59 Com. st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26

OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Glass Mo- 80 tur Is4l. AS IT 5i 50 ss 4 B 66 s0 iG I 5S
 52 60 ?