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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22

1t is really source Of qualification 10 every
true democrat 10 observe the feelings of complete
union which are every day cemen,ng the grea,
democratic party together. From the North and
the South, the Eas, and the West, but one sen,i-
men, seems to pervade the party. The conven-
ton which will assemble in May 1874 will settle
the question as 10 the candidate Of the party, and
by the decision Of that convention all homes, Re.
publicans viii abide An honorable battle can
he fought and glorious victory won under the
banner OF either Of the great men named candi-
dates VI Loccfoeo paper.
Well, this IS going in the true Dugald Dalgetta'
style aud is therefore worthy the imitation OF oil
brawhng, Dragging Locolocos. Ready 10 fight for
any man. any sci Of PrncIp!es-or under any flag
80 the poy BE- good
What care such men Tot the best interests Of the
eeVniry' Ready they say, 10 sustain (ai tie dc
talon Of The pauy)-no matter Whoa northern
man with southern principles a southern man
whose ruling prinoiple. is haired 10 the NORTH, or
Another, whose chief n.er ,s-perAaps he kilrd Te-
eumsey' Aus one 10 them, 50 Tie party uiumphs
and the coon skin Wings, are beaten. Now the
above extract NAV al he true as GOSPEL and !,
Is Possbie that the locofocos elect any candi-
cate hey choose h nominate. Vet, there will lie
lcii "ss glorious eonsolaion the ever true Green
mountain boys, after all. Vermont, will no, hello
90 H. Nc, boast and brow beat, abuse and ,Gy.
apPly he party screws, o. worss than all-show
ioI'heF tie teeutes u your admirable system ot
soysrameni. and san. the intelligence OF Vermont
viii preserve Hey-spoilcss from the stain Of rabil
aud reckless locoiOeosn.
That 'SAe 'eRfHAesf,' viii never be responded 10
bs those oonstlieuns the iras Republicans Of Yer
mohl They eon..5er no battle, honorable OF vie
'Vry, glosos,' Ihs, ia fought Won uadei The baa
nsr' Of asy great msa'-Sho fights against lie bes
Interests Of bis coqnirY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22
DIAMOND CUT pIANoI7'

A gcn,lcmanly looking pcrsonarc wan
the house OF Mr. Turrc,s, The Scronh n
. accosing the waiter with a pa,ron,5,n'
what he could have FOR dinner Hc
cd there was some soup and some nice ~.
and boiled mutton, ready 'Oh. is tho,
better can have those things A.
day but say what you can proyde
beet dinner can have for nv mon,
pleasure, sir by five O'clock sod K.
you shall have Gerry good dinner hri.
(good, said The inquirer --tuibo, and lols.
tgood again "A couple offspring chicLCn
and liule ham, with new potatoes. M,
beautiful lamb chops, Sir, anl aspa rosp, " ,
you are on the right tack, aprico, lam !,
tats, custurd and jelly, (ay, ayla h..
with nice dressing, and som, Sutton tr'.'
and choice desert THAT will do 0,i
wines y Sparkling champagne. Sir h,
you will like liule cold punch to ,he ~.fo, 4
all means,) and li,,le nectar to the sm,
tainly,) and then we have n capital bopk
gundy. Excellent, tina, will do. hat MI
AT the appointed hour the gentleman =.
clover; he enjoyed dinner worthy Of n.
and quafied the best beverage which u.
covered hills and gay valleys Of Franz,
afford. On rising to depart, satisfied, 10 Il,
content with good things, he threw don,
pence, and took up his hat Thank y ""
said the waiter, cycling the little coin, wou3 \
like the bill, sir?' The bill wan, y w.
was the cool reply; Il have yaid YOU ? w W
my fee, sir and thank you No, sir. bEE.s'
dinner, according TO the bargain | otlyS % ,,'
to bring the best dinner you could for n, NOM,
you did SO, and l am satisfied that's nv none,
it's all have and you canno, have more \.
moment the waiter was down stairs with his NJ
ter the bill was made out, twenty five ,hiIr-
and on being assured that only sixpcncc wa, NJ
ed in payment, Mr.. Turrcts was soon in Then.
ence,' vehemcntly demonstrating at such n
being played upon him. He discovered, hcr,
er, that there was no profitable reasoning viii
empty pocket, the gentleman quietly stuck to
express terms of the bargain, and the WORTHY b
at length decided, instead Of sending for p.
officer, TO laugh himself on, of the difficulty
compliment his unwclcome guest who. he "a
now easily perceive, was "a man about town
one who lived on his wits. We'll, said he
done; it's a clever trick, and | will forgive
and give you halfa.crown besides, if you will
ly go, tomorrow, and favor my friend, Mr.. "
wood, of the Imperial, with similar VISIT
hero drew himself up; his pride seemed bur
the very suggestion he laid his hand upon
heart, and, shaking his head, IN conscious Dig
he exclaimed, Pardon me, sir-honor sir
or; don't say one word more on such sui
|, was only yesterday that Mr. Wos,wood Of
had pa,ronized him in similar way, gave me
to come and play the trick upon yo
English paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22
VERMONT DISTRICT NOMINATIONS.

In The nominations orc. Y Marsh ESQ. in the
illlfd, and Hon. J Collamef in tho second Con
OCCASIONAL Districts, the Wigs OF those disuicis
have done their duty to tho State, and honor TO
themselves. The gentlemen nominated arc men OF
character Of high a,,ainmerts -atdentiy devoted to
,he best interests Of The state and such arc
II, 10 appear Congress as the representatives Of
OF free Vermont.
lie, the two remaining districts in making ileir
selections, be governed by tue same feelings and
principles Of action and it will impair, cniiusiasu
through the Wing ranks that tie locos lutte dream
of-ard tie high standing which Vermont has
sustained through her representatives at Wash
inCion. will De fully maintained
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22
VERMONT CALLS.

Il, no genuine Wing, who has al heart the
bcsl Interests Of Vermont aud in whose bosom
glows one spark Of Vermont pride, iail Of attend
ing the State Convention 10 be holden on the 2sth
ins, THIS is TO be an important Convention, as
II IS supposed an entire new State ticket is TO be
formed for the consideration Of the people, as also
delegates a, argc TO attend the general Convention
for the nomination Of President and Vice Pres.
den, Let all remember that upon the character
Of the men selected TO be pu, upon our State tick
a. our success in great measure depends. And
who so well qualified to Judge III matter of this
kind as the People themselves Let then the
People take this mates into their own hands
Let all come-and when assembled let all act for
the bes, interests Of the whole lie, no dssensions
divide, or personal predictions govern them.
And let no, the personal ambition or vanity OF any
one man or his partisans deceive them. lie, such
men be selected as will do honor 10 the Offices,
rather than such as Office will honor The enc.
my are already in the field, and from their camp
IS heard the busy note Of preparation Already
do we sec the wire workers and arch dcmagoguc.
OF faction, trimming their sails TO catch the
breeze Of popular favor, and already are the vain
boas'ing loco's flushed with a few sorry trumphs)
shaking IN derison the disgraceful shackles, with
which they vanly hoped TO bind the free spirit Of
old Vermont! Can this be done7 Il is for the
Wings themselves TO say
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22

The Claremont Bank at Ciaremoni, and The EF
ter Bank a, Exeter, have given notice that they :"
close their concerns and divide their stock ACC p
Dover Inquirer says that the Stafford Bank "a p
town will probably give similar notice IN 7"
weeks. Thus is rsdicalism beginning 70 bare I
perfect work. All Of the above named Banks W.
out exception furnished safe and sound eorfR
for the people in their immediate vicinines w.
as in the State. But radicalsm has decreej W.
downfall, and fall they must. The good Pso't .
this State will be beholden 10 the Banks Of g's ~
States, for wha, little currency they have leL u y
at all. Why is not the Sullivan County Bant ~.
taken up Dare not the radicals back uP 'neI Z,
fessions by investing their money IN u ~
people Judge -Manchesier Memorial,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22
BuNkRR hill CELEBRATION.

The Boston papers ofthis morning are literally
tllec ~'ih tie fnosi eEitsvsgahi scooauis OF lh,s
'nssnihoea saaif'-Mhich, II ne psgers are 70 b,
Io'iees, sufPasses IN every respect, sny Jubilee'
ever before held ia Bos,on-or ouy vlers ,i,,
Ne calculation eaa be made OF lie nurales as
ssl15-ee--na ioagae eaa cescn5e, OF insginsiiou
Is'a'' ihs inPOsng grandeur Of The spsoiasle-iae
eisPlsy aod msguiEcenee Of The pfooession--ihe
e0t.assasn Of he peol'e-or ,he perfect bar, q
ileiF nih which sgeg, I-iag passed e.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22

Something Of a sympathy exists in New =.
towards The Repeal Agitation in ireland "e'''~
judge from the following proclamation. -,
The IRISH CRISIS Repeal Justice % y
land-The day, the hour, the moment has nv, !, Y,
TO free Ireland from seven hundred years o. y.
dage. Arouse The sworn enemy Of A"s-l
Liberty would cover the green soil Of BIZ \
the crimson gore Of Irish patriots A"a9,'1 I
mericans from your peaceful slumbersl OF p'J~ !.
Britain will also steal your liberties. Cone -
Americans, to the great Irish Repeal Mee's
Washington Hall this night (Thursiay) ana ana. - Z
Irelands wrong, in order that, as AmeTi1'la \,
may do justice TO ourselves by trying 10 ho
unfortunate "Island Of Green" Come, p'll
come. It's Liberty demands your ad PC a
call Of An AaERICAS RkPLA|
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22

"lacmrs AND SHADES" Of Loco Lirr-Consisiine
Of choice selections from the Loco papers, and in
tended as family talks or private conversations
sbou, the Presidency and the Party
Ill is greatly 10 be regretted tha, any democratic
editor. when expressing preference for paIticu-
lar person candidate for the Presidency, can
not do without using harsh language towards any
one OF those eminent men who may be preferred 10y
other members OF the party"
7ltis unnecessary TO assert, tina, il such conduc,
persisted in, the end will be, the triumph of tho
wings IN lsii
"The democracy arc strong when united. They
can look for victory only through union, and The
men who shall do any Thing TO prevent their being
united, will be To work more otlectually for the
wings than the most Jealous members OF that party
themselves"
The democratic party will thus bc spill, up into
sections, whose warfare will be directed more
against one another Than against the common enemy.
The result Of such state OF things it needs no
prophet TO point out"
"Those persons who think that The contest of IA
will DO holiday affair, are, we believe, laboring
under very mistaken views Of the matter. Ouf
prospects now no better than they were il 1889,
and yet sadly defeated in 40. We shall
need all our strength if we wish for victory"
"There is not the slightest necessity for the use
OF harsh language. The men who shall make use
Of IT, will only show tina, they have no faith in the
goodness oftheir cause"
"Whcn we hear one man assert, in effect that Mr.
an Buren, Is nothing IN himself, and that he leass
upon the crumbs which fall from Mr. Cahoun's in
teeclual table; and when unother reproaches M
Calhoun for having been one Of the leaders of the
nuliiying pary,-we are inclined to believe that it
would be better for the democracy were both ca
lumnia,ors in Bedlam."
ITO arraign Mr. Calhoun for his course with re-
gard 10 nuilihcaon, is also in the highest degree
wrong"
"We have no nigh, 10 repioach any man with hav-
ing been prominent nufer Such conduct is
grossly inconsistent on the part of any democrat"
Eve have no right, as honorable men, to bring
up anything against Mr. Calhoun. no matter what
were his former errors BY receiving him into
our party, and gladly so, we forever placed seal
upon our lips, suPposing even that we had just
grounds Of complaint against him."
To this Stealing the lips" may be attributed in
grea, measure, the heretofore many successes OF
this party. But Inadvertently those lips hare been
opced--the principles of The party promulgated
and the people now open their lips TO condemn
them.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22
THE HERALD.
THURSDAY MORNING,
JfNE -
STATE G oNVENTIoN

A Stat, CestcAiea efds Wi'cs + rcrasa, wi
~ hc&6e. 81 Ruslsss ~ WolassSsy iAs eshof J0a,
n,sf. fer ~ gaspsis II seniashte Sis's grfrs ond
Ter rae iraalaoiseB sf etAsr tpsnsU ar,o.sd Hscss
ray. psepafa'esy 10 ne annual Sfp'cmbu e'ssror
usS siso sppssi ftrs Ds,fa'sf and ice Sstihisis'
o. issrs 70 otfrsd its Ne'azai CeatraeE 10 b tai
sfa - Hsv. isig. ~ ilr soaias'leH u esaStisiss
fss "a, eseu =, rrcf1cst esS rics Pre'.6en u ne
IAReS S'afcs.
AR lYA.es O. her srrc,ai D.s1scl Cosusni,ons
ne Stale arr ',gae,i,d aio ~ eppos vH' d,,gsf,
eas sbisfifpis ssrl. f., rs pa'pais ators Soirf i
- e,rrsiaiiy into,tsa' asd merriore particularly de-
s,ca, that got a sisgi torn ia N,riHosi Aouid b.
asrtgrrseafci 81 rad Sisie C0artnhoH, BY hro o.
Basys delsgatsf.
GaLvIs TuvssLry, 6roEUE 4 htIRS,
EassTUs F1IsEANSs, llAHanS CAsFiELp,
iOHs EuSssT. JonS 4. PtsTT,
H. 4. WALToS, u. ARTrnks CuSauhS.
State Central COMMITTEES.
"ANINC disposed of my interest in ihc Rutland
u u Herald. nl d,mands due Tor printing, &c are
60 hc pat5 30 H. =. White, who IS 20 settle up the
xcnSssns OF MAC establishment.
r. GUERNSEY.
Rutland lune I9 1919.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22

RoMs. The past yesI is stated 10 be u o.
since 1920 tn which the population Of Tbs s''y .
stead Of increasing, has diminished o"ipg ,shi,
prevalence OF an epidemic the number NJ, .
itanls fell off from $4,000 10 $4,000 an p,ss9
made upof 80 ,s5o families. 81 Bishops l'''' TEs
2,0i2 Monks, 1876 Nuns, and 22i Ilefeh'''
and lnfdels, independently Of Jews
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22

Wei Joe,are you making money these days 2
sad Bill the other day to an active business man.
On no J was the reply 4 tried ha5d to make
money until sunk several thousand dollars, and
now am trying to make living II do that
honesty. shall BE- satisfied
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22

No snrh diy has Boston ever seen before sincs
tie void bsgsn. Boien has osidons Boston and
Blsiouiaas ha once are sfioa,slos. -ersn al ,hrm-
sr,,cs The sen rose rsry early Ia the morning IN
rloadlcss sts--and rsssc sioni, on It's aecus'om-
81 way through on 'uafladorrd lcarcH,' uli The
tl,se Of day. Al uu. they we're asionished. They
expected all the world there and all The world
come, and brought their wives and Children and nj
A4i-thcy were more asionished. With The dis
play and martial bearing Of tho military, they were
asioni,bcd--,hcy we're asiouishoi al tho nogcr be-
foie Witnessed imposing spectacle Of the process
sion with The peculiar excellence oiihe dinner
tie speeches the songs, the ,oests and the other
good things thcy were also as,onishcd and Captain
TYLER and bis son John were also ssionished and
90 was Bob, particularly asto6shed a, the wonder
ul collection that had assembled 10 pay due honor
10 ticm.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22

Will MIR. Greedy state in his paper whether or
not it is one fthe avowed principles of the Wing
party to support the establishment Of National
Bank? ENQUIRER
The Whig standard., 1843-12-16

SPECTACLES, &c.-The subscribers Manufac-
~ turers of Mathematical, Optical, and Philosophi
cal Instruments Cat the solicitation of their friends
have added to their The article Of Spec
tacles, in every variety of forms, where glasses Of
the best quality, and correctly ground on optical
principles, may be had to suit the sight of (nearly) all
persons gold frames made to ORDER of any pattern,
glasses fitted to old frames, and all work in the line
done in the best manner; where may be had great
$2 to $50, Engineers and Surveyors instruments of
superior quality Pocket and other Telescopes supe-
rior Thermometers, in mahogany cases, for halls or
parlors, Barometers, &c. Shortly will be published,
in pamphlet form, with plates, an Essay onthe Human
Eye, showing its defects, and explaining the applca-
tion of Optical Glasses, to its assistance, Sc
PATTEN s. SON,
South side Pennsylvania avenue,
nov 6--lm between 10th and 18th sts
The Whig standard., 1843-12-16

TOBACCO, SNUFF, AND SEGAR STORE,
L AND PERIODICAL AGENCY-WILLIAM
BLANCHARD having taken the store lately occu-
pod by T. II. Brooks, between Fulers and Galabruns
Hotels, and having made large additions 70 Mr..
Brooks former assortment invites the attention Of the
public to his varied and choice stock of Segars,
Tobacco, and Snuiis, which have been selected with
the greatest and be relied on as being fully
equal to any in the market.
lie will also continue to keep for sale the various
publications of the day; Graham's Magazine Godey's
Lady's Book, Musical Library, Ladies' Companion,
Brother Jonathan, New World. Benefits Herald,
and all the cheap American publications.
w. b. has also made arrangements BY which he
will, be supplied Immediately on the arrya III the
Boston line Of steamers, with the London Pune Ii,
Pictorial Tines Illustrated News, Dublin Freeman's
Journal Bells Life in London, the Sarist and other
English publications.
He ha- so beautiful variety Of wood and brass
and eight day clocks, which he will sell low ior
cash. nov tim
The Whig standard., 1843-12-16

CNIGAR, TOBACCO, AND SNUFF DEPOT
~ 100000 Cigars Of uaIious brands5O kegs ofprin,e
Cheering 1obacco.--The undersigned would respect
fully invite attention to his large and extensive as
sortment of Superior Cigars and Chewing Tobacco
The following some Of the choice brands Of for
eign Importation, warranted genuine
CIGARS.
Flora regalia, Ia boxes
Britannia, ITO boxes
Paixhan, lilo and i-2O boxes
Plantation, Ito boxes
Leeshore, or Lavuelta La Norma
Cazadores, IA and l-8 boxes La Caroline
Canones; Constantine; Nonpare; Imperial
Principe Perez, l-6 boxes Rendon Principe
Ladies' Havana, 10 boxes A
East India Cheroots CASTILLO or rifle.
SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO.
James' gold leaf; Magnolia brand
Aliens honey dew kobinson's honey dew
Bridges natural leaf; Halsey's gold chop
Pocahontas brand; Oronoko natural
Hare's sun cured Wa'd's Capitol brand
Elliot's sweet iiamett's to pound
Murrell's to poand; Dumas to pound
Small plug, various qualities
Snufs of every description
Pipes, smoking tobacco, &c.
In fact, have every thing IN my line to please th'
pose Of 10 per cent cheaper than any other wholesale
house in the District
Grocers, hotel keepers, and Others would do wei
to give mo call, as am determined to sell as eheaI
as any in the Eastern cities.
N. B. All goods sold, If not as represented, viii
be exchanged, or the money returned.
W. H. WINTER,
No. s, east Of Gadsby's, sign Of Jim Crow
nov 6-3m
The Whig standard., 1843-12-16
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.

Hmithss Row, corner OF 11th andEF streets,
Gis,rss5tc Roso, Fermsvicanfn .ace,ss,
BETWEEN 81 AND Al STREETS.
NITIZENS, STRANGERS, and MEMBERS OF
~ CONGRESS, come and buy where only one
price Is asked. Persons not acquainted with the
prices of goods often have to pay fifteen, and even
thirty per cent more than those who know the Gus
tonary price, and have the tact Of Jscing down to
the lowest price, In our Stores, we ask no more and
take no less than the fixed price, Az intelligent per-
approve of this way Of doing business, and be-
lieye it the only fair way Of dealing
Of our own make, DRESS BOUTS, At "; WATER
PROOF, at So 5U and 81 50; DRESS BOUTEES,
81 Ito 81 SO, of FRENC CALF; GENTLE
MEMS SLIPPERS, MOROCCO AND CALF, at
rs cents GENTLEMEN'S CLOTH SLlPPERS
at 81 25.s stf
Dull TED WALKING SHOES for Ladies, de-
cidedIy the most pretty and comfortable shoe lady
can have for cold weather.
I PARIS TIES and SLIPPERS, very handsome,
still selling for 81.
Childrens wear in every variety us
Neary l,uOO pairs OF India Rubber Over Shoes, in
Prime figured Rubbers, beautiful over shoe, at
IS cents l A tA M
We seek not to humbug the public with selling
out below cost or twenty-five per cent. lower than
any other store ~ no sensible person is influenced by
any such statements. Our manner Of doing business
ID upon the one price system; we fix fair profit,
whish all no doubt will allow, and In so doing, we
have been wall sustained, as our cash book fully
shows. 64 a t8 Nsr'st,
Repairing, and every thing connected with ou
business, shall receive prompt attention.
Prices the same in, each Store.
Three Of the four comprising the firm practical Shoe
makers, haping graduated on the bench.
4a J. E. FOWLER & co.
corner llth and sts.
MANN s. BROTHERS,
nov 2S-eo1m Pennsylvania avenue.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-16

G REAT ARRIVAL.--1hc schooners Mary and
" John Bell, from New York, with a choice assort-
ment of fresh family Groceries for the Undersigned
which he will sell low for cash or to punctual Gus
toners consisting in part the following articles to his
former stock:
100 whole, half, and quarter boxes bunch raisins
SO whole, half quar-. and eighth barrels buckwheat
SO whole and half barrels mackercl
10 bags Java, Laguyra, and Rio coffee
l5 casks cheese, part English
20 barrels New York -four
Lot prime sugar
Fresh teas, latest importation
Is basket best Olive oil, for table use
Sperm and mould candles
barrels cranberries, in fine order
y dozen brooms and 10 dozen whisps
Market baskets, mats, buckets and keelers
trails soft shelled almouds
81 boxes prunes. IN fancy and wood boxes
boxes fresh citron and barrels Pecan nuts, &c.
10 baskets champagne
+ Half pipe superior French brandy
2,ut'D pounds Goshen butter.
With all other articles usually kept by the trade
and respectfully solicit share of the public favor,
as am determined to sell cheap for cash.
GEO. LAMBRIGHT,
9 doors west of Railroad depot
Z nov 25-3taw2wif
The Whig standard., 1843-12-16

CLOCKS! CLOCKS!! CLOCKS 1.-THE sub
~ scriber, agent for Mcssrs. Spcrry & Shaw, Of
New York. for the sale Of their celebrated clocks,
has now on hand, at his Segar, Tobacco, and Snuff
Store, an assortment Of the various kinds Of wood
and brass clocks manufactured by them, which he
will sell wholesale and retail at the manufacturers
prices He has two varieties of pillared clocks.
Of beautiful pattern, which those wanting neat
mantle ornament, well useful timepicce, will
do well to call and examine.
WIN. BLANCHARD,
Between Fuller's and Galabrun's Hotel, Penn. Av
N. B. All clocks sold by w. B. are warranted for
10 months. nov 6--lm
The Whig standard., 1843-12-16

TINE WINTER GREEN; A perennial gift fo.
i I54i. Illustrated wuh sixteen beautiful engra-
wings. Embellishments: The boo ell Fairy, illus
iraled Title Page, Uncle Joshua the Land of the
Cypress, Euthanasia, HrDpecking, 7 he Mariners, a
Portrait, Only One Night at Sea- My Sisters, The
Managing Mother The Minon Bride, The Eleventh
Hour, The Green Old Age, The Mariners Orphan,
The Devoted just received and for sale at he book
store Of r. FARNHAM,
nov III corner Of llth st aud Penn. av.