Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09

for several months been the president elect Of theSe r.
uitcl States Before this result WAS ascettaincd b
advocates asserted from every stump iha,h.
certainty of his election was tho only thing nccess,,,
TO raise the wages of labor. make money plenty ,,3
realize the expectations OF the most ANXIOUS wishcf m
good times Thus FAR, the have proved At ,u,
most wouly. the wages of labor have been reduced
al least 20 per cent since the cleo ton of Old Tin
general suspension OF specie paving banks through
out about two thirds Of the States, only preceded In,
Inauguration few weeks. And for the better
tines that were to be Simultaneous with his election
we leave It TO the most devoted hard ciderc wheth,
there has been any approach TO them thus fat-Bu,
hngfon Sentinel.
We polute columns with n transcript Of 50 much
from an editorial in the last Burlington Sentinel as
fair sample Of tho mean, lying, dirty, venomous sp,t
manifested by the bascr of the loco presses since Their
recen, signal and emphatic defeat. II seems that lie
native hell within them is stirred hom its very bottom
and now more than ever if possible, bcches ont If,
deadly volumes About three columns Of original
matter in the number before is after the same s,amD
and just wide of decency and truth the above
Gen Harrison is set forth traitor to his country in
the last war, Daniel Webster is said in effect to b,
another traitor, and Martin Van Bunn-evon N1rh,
Vdn,BUcn than whom no other man lives who IS mora
obnoxious 10 the great majority of the people, as ovnc
in the last election Martin van Buren, the ntrpu,p,
time serving ralleyrand Of Amcrica-Marn Van b.
ron the squandoring arstocratic luxurious perfdou
servant of the pubic-Nlartn Van Buren, who has never
performed one important official act bu, with the d,
rect view TO party ntercst--Mauin Van Buren, whose
whole political life has been one continued series Of
ar,ful and cunning devices for his own, and utter ndf
ference for the interests of the peoplc-Marlin Van
Buren,, who has been Indignantly kicked out Of the Of
fee so unworthily fed-Mariia Van Buren, by this
sapicn editor is dc.fcd as tho only proper object Of
political homage
In tho extract above copied, we have fair average
example of loco regard for truth and consistency
"The veracous advocates, &C. asserted that the ccr
tainy Of his election the only thing necessary
raise the waees of labor" He never heard such sen.
tment from any other lips press than those Of his
own party and but few of them are mean enough
endorse it as Wing sentiment. Blu, he has read that
some measure restore confidence between men, and
that it would exert beneficial influence He saw th,
prediction rer.fed with the first dawnings of that eI
pecta,ion, and claimed it THE RESULT or THE SUB
TREASURY! lie has read or heard express.
cd from Wing source, that change Of administration
was expected or intended to raise the standard vaus.
ton OF labor but he has read and heard expressed tina,
such circumstance would destroy Martin Van Burcn'i
schemes for bringing that standard dozen 10 The starring
lcuet Of The standard IN old countries.
The Sentiners back handed dab about the suspension
OF specie payments Is in keeping with the rest Of his
stuff For greater part Of the time for some SIX or
eight years, there has been hut very few steadily spe
Gle paying banks Crushed 10 the earth by the bully.
ing arm of a bank hating government, prosecuted and
restricted 10y every in its power and ovewhelm.
ed in the commissions Of proscrptIve war against
them, but few and transcient udid intervals occurred
IN which they were allowed the regular transaction Of
business But as the cheering hope began to dawn Of
speedy termination of This unnatural warfare by tho
election OF better president, the shut banks immed.
a'ey made preparations to open their doors and resume
business among them the IT, S. bank of Pennsvl.
wanna. The an-baaks got themselves in readiness for
the opening of the doors, and the moment the kew was
heard searching its stranger way among the rusty ward,
OF the lock, simultaneous RUSH was made with the
one intention 10 run them to the utiermos and com
pei them, If possible, TO shut up again As sufficient
proof OF this the fact that six millions of specie
was drawn from its vaults in Is days so the bank
forced to suspend again. Minor bonks, who had also
The intention of relieving the distress Of community
we're some Of them frightened suspend and some Of
them still continue to redeem their notes
Such Is the brlel history Of transactions, which the
ocos themselves have mainly produced, and which
the editor OF the Sentinel attempts to sophes1s
INTO rebuff against the Wings Ito hestales not at t,
most unwarranable and shameful construction Of any
Circumstance that may he perverted to lis party puf
pose and leave an incorrect and prejudiced impression
on the MINDS OF those who read politics for the purpose
OF obtaining correct information. In its accustomed
cant s'ang-whangog fashion, this paper attacks ahesh
Tue Character Of two Of the mobiles, patriots and
nfn IN Tie land denouncee both as traitors and thea
falsely puts into the mouths Of the constituents Of II,
iormer' promises and pledges which they never ai
'ah'ed' then turn upon the president for not real1'
ing them VIII not the inye,erate tGuth-hang editor
"i the Sentinel feel himself heartily ashamed Of hold
ing such language as Is before Us, when lie comes 70
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lhE LADIES COMPANION The March No II IG'