The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02

the people of Chester, certainly of all who saw the
letter, With such feelings public meeting of the
wings was called on the 9Th of May last, Six no.
ticcs Of the meeting were posted in different parts
of the town for days previous TO the meeting.
The sth of May arrived aud with it came togelll-
er about half of the voters of the town, some wings
and some Van Burenles, The meeting was organ-
lied, and when it was ascertaned, that others than
wings were to take part in the meeting, all those
who did not believe that the call warranted u I'M
ion meeting withdrew and organized by themselves.
Mr. Gould had no votes of the union mcetmg-and
at the exclusively wing meeting, Joseph Duncan Jr.
was nominated by vote Of Is over Mr. Could who
only received % votes, and the proceedings Of
these meetings were properly forwarded to tho
Postotico Department. and yet, in the face of all
these facts Of all which Mr. Hall had received writ
ten as well as oral notice-contrary to all cypecta-
ton and trampling in the dust the will of more than
200 ireemen Of Chester, expressly declared by nm
explicit vote at Il meeting called for that purpose,
and no other, Mr. Hall procures the appointment of
Mr. Gould, who was rejected by the votes of both
meetings,
Now, Hon Hiland Hail. Representative TO Con-
gress, for the last time from the st District in YER
mont,-whilc hold thee up to the view of the
good citizens Of Chester, whose known, expressed
will, thou hast hid the audacity to lrample on, as
unworthy of the notice of thine own important self,
permit me to address word or two to thee direct
ly,--Rot so much, sir, for the purpose of benefit
ting lheo (or consider thee as an Old ship, with
limbers rotten and worm-catcn, condemned as I'M
seaworthy, and soon to be hauled up,) but as
beacon to futnrty, the sake of an cnsampc to
all, who, coming after, might otherwise take it up
on them to insult their political creators, by work
ing like wickedncss in the land
Aud first sir, look at the pililul, miserable, dcs
pcable predcament, into which YOU have sunk
yourself Gin the sight of all honest and honorable
men acquainted with the fics Of the case ,)by thus
prostitulng the influence, incidental to your OIL
cial station, TO tho business Of rewardiug those,
whom you enormously supposed to DO your fiends,
during recent political canvass. q refer sir, to
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the belief of their Friendship 10 yOp, while every
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