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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

Senator Simmons. ffom Rhode Island. Chairman
II Tho Conn .ueo on Msnufaet0res IN the Las, Con.
gtess and oae 81 the most active lfiends n pro-
iec,ivs tara. "a, bscoms insolrcnt On The pas
,sse n The isug accor6ing The statement Of The
democratic pspers themselves Mr. :. Immediately
made extensive preparations iur cnlsreiug his bust
ness tcalco printing! depending upon he nni io'
success 10 ihc enterprise. Immense purchases
we're made Of cotton cloths for printing and i'm
n,cn.c quantities Of calioues thrown into mar
bet a, pnce loo low 10 sustain bis business.
Prom thi, circumstance the Burlington Sentinel
takes occasion TO evolve an argument against the
,sI and links that but for the hope Of Protection
tic failure would not have occurred; therefore the
iatiiI IS bad measure. It's distressing 10 see such
wfciched pcrversion ofreason thrown on, into com.
munity 10 otcsie prejudice on unreal grounds. That
Mr. Simmons enlarged lis business beyond his means
10 suppor,, during this time of general depression
and ugl'ness of money, and thereby ta'ied, Is all
natural enough And that he would not have isiied
had lac done little or no business, Is natural enough
Bot to attn Lutte IL 90 the iaffiho only hope that
manufacturer can have oidnjng a market for his
goods, is one OF those ptePosieious arguments con
uuually tecming from he democratic press, The
tariff most certainly has done great good-as much
good could be expected in the Frustrated condition
OF The currency. 1t is ono ,eheeI on Uncle Sans
cart. 1t holds up one end of the Err Bur this
cart like all Others must have fro heels before the
thing will 60. Put on the other wheel-a good
safe, uniform currency, and all is right. The body
and tongue is there--lhe load is also ready, and
team TO draw, only get on The other u&eei Don't
take oil the on, and think TO drag along on
worse ,hun bare-grouni shedding No philosophy
or perversion OF reasoning in the world can make
that To look like the best way.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

BE Careful ,oherc there is Danger. Mr.. Heman
Potter formerly Of Dandy, on Saturday last by at
tempting 10 cross the bridge with his horse and
Mt Billings OF this u,hora tho ~ al ar
was some fee, above the bridge and ratings TO
it, he was carried twelve fifteen rods by the wa
ter, most Of the time on, of sight Mr.. Gould see
ing him, sprung for his flood hook, long pole with
hook on the end, and reached Mr.. Potter 90 or 25
feet from the shore, and by the assistance of Mr..
Goud's wife and family, he brought to the
shore almost lfeless. His horse and wagon were
picked up near Mr. Chapman Thras ESQ, the
horse dead about one mile below the bridge. MIR.
Gould and family will receive the thanks of Mr..
Potter's connexions and friends for saving his liGe
Com
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

MASSACHUSETTS, STATE CoNvENTIoN.-Hon Geo
n Briggs was nominated for Governor, (IIones,
John Davis having declined for reasons OF private
~~L J"'-~-';s --..--> H. H. nj $780, -.--:
mated Tor Lieutenant Governor. Resolutions were
drawn up and adopted among which was one re-
ierring the whole matter Of the next Presidency to
the National Convention, which is to assemble a,
Baltimore. Righ,,-the Wigs have no more diff.
cul,ies and discussions that point 10 SETTLE thar
they have as to the candidate himself The nom
nation has already been made by the pcople-,ht
10 rally it.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

The cause OF The present hald times is owing to
The fact that one third Of this nation have lived in
'dieness, on the labor of the other ,wo-thi.ds, by
means Of credit, for the last twenty years.-Er.
change paper.
Can't look at It so. Those tina, are idle and have
means TO live So leave bu, the work for those
who wish to work. The cause of hard times, as zoe
understand IT, is Just ,hs ss~ unstable Insufficient
currency an insecure tariff Supply the one and
render the other permanent, even as it is, and VIC
would hazard our life, or thousand il we had them
tina, universal prosperity would return to the land
IN three months. Do jus, as Dould hare been don.
had President Harrison lyed-lhats al tha, /.
wanted (in our opinion.) Had he lived. not 'Whia
Promise would have been protested Those tn,
Ter Veioes ii-fhose Vyier Vefoe5,!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

A DiscErPAYcr-SoMrwB For several year:
our friends, the democrats advanced it as the chic
Recommendation of their candidate for Governor
that he was farmer bona fde tiller Of the soil
IN opposition 10 what they pretended was the mos
oous OF all things IN such a candidate, VIZ. la,c
yer. But now we find them smarlly pleading the
cause of Mr. Kellogg, setting forth that he is gen
ueman of high lcgai attsnmenis, as a recommends
ton 10 popular favor. Now we dislike such shifts
They smell rinkly of no-principls- nothing
dishonesty. The fact is, its ridiculous
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

the 9Th inst will be most extraordinary pageant.
Military companies from all quarters to be pres
ent, and even some of the Algerne' troops from
Rhode Island are expected; but probably not under
the command Of Governor Dorr' 1t is already un.
dersood that the President and suit, and the heads
Of Departments are to be present. We hope the oc-
casion will remind him and them, Of the perils and
sufferings with which our dear bought liberties were
gained by patriots of other days. and force upon his
mind the reflection that as the executive of the ma
tion-the temporary arbi,er Of It's fate-ho has a
higher duty to perform than he has vet undertaken.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15
Total,

r.. ,. CARK, Registrar.
A, meeting of the Students of Castleion Medic
al College, held the Goth May, Mr.. N. ID. Lawrence,
Of N. Y, was called 10 the chair, and +. ID. Ran
SON Of VI. appointed Secretary. The object OF the
meeting having been stated, it was
Resoiped, That the chairman appoint committee
OF eight including himself TO draft such Resolutions
will in their opinion best express the sentiments
of the class in relation TO the college.
The following gentlemen appointed IL G..
madge OF n. Y, w. II. Gardner OF N Y, A. w.
SAKE of VT, l.. b. Parker of VI, and f. Miller Of
Vt.
On the 3ls, ult., the committee reported the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were unanimously adopt
ed
Resolued, That in our opinion the facilities afford
ed by the Castleton Medical College for the insiruc
ton Of medical studies, together with the known
ability of its several Professors conspre to render
il one of the most desirable institutions OF tho kind
in the country, and therefore with the fullest
confidence, recommend it to the patronage OF med
zeal students generally throughout the land
Resolrcd, That although we feel deeply indebted
TO the Professors individually for the unweacd zeal
they have manifested in their several departments !;
yet we deem il n privilege to bear our united test-
mony to the dec ided tact and talent manifested by
Proi. Carr, as lecturer evincing not only uncom-
mon familiarity with authors, but also great origin
atty OF thought. We are confident that few insruc-
tors equal, and none surpass him. The increasing
interests he manifests in his favorite Sciences to-
gethe with his unfolding talents have already made
his chair ornament TO the Institution. and affords
the surest guarantee that in him the natural sciences
have received a valuable acquisition
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary and be
presented to the Registrar, requesting their publica
ton in the next annual circular.
N. d. LAWRENCE, Chairman.
T.. d. RANSOM, SecrctdrY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

The late infoH ofspecie into the country is hoped
VII 90 something towards relieving the burdened
ie'"ngs OF men who are Tying 10 DO business. II
val necessarily take some lime Tor us benefits IN
reach rs here. But oi'his we ought no, To COMPLAIN.
~ WINE VIC are The last to feel the revival Of better
,lne'' we are also The las, to feel The depression.
'''es and maritime ports were starving to death
nearly year before distress had been much fel,
mere tn" Proridenoe, and rOrI, is the best mot.
70 and we feel to appropriate it to ourselves in
al 'is meaning. The long pressure Of distressing
nn'es must have relief sometime or other.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

Letters from Washington represent the President
as having been most egregiously imposed upon by
the professions 0! many Of his ncw-apponted off
Gals. Scores of oilice-seeking democrats have re
ceyed their hire for becoming Tylerized, but the
mark OF their adoption being neither circumcision
nor ta,,ouing. il lasted only long enough TO get them
through the ordeal of application and appointment
Though we have feelings of sympathy for any man
in trouble, whether frie nd or enemy, yet we cannot
but think Mr. Tyler is reapng the proper fruits oil
his Iabors lie is surrounded by an armv of office
holding friends and allies, but probably few or none
have any personal respect for him, much less sucf
preference as will lead them 10 support him fo
the Presidency
The corridors Of the White House are said nov
TO be continually crowded with applicants but tn,
President intends to defer appointments until tn,
grand tour shall have been made, and more thor
ough acquaintance with the character and claims
Of applicants obtained 1t is understood that sun
dry persons from Boston, the Wesler: part of New
York, and Michigan have obtained signal favors O
the Executive under a fraudulent profession of re
gard for his Administration, and a positive pledg,
To supper, Mr. T. for the succession in ~ In ont
/ instance, rabid Van Buren, man, who had hardl,
deposited The signature Of The President in his pock
ct, ope0ly confessed TO a friend the dshouorabl
means by which lie had obtained it, and laughed a
the facility with which he had oyerreached III
/ FIRST Officer OF the Government
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

CONCORD RAILROAD. Capital expended in con-
sirnciion Of road S7O6, SEQ 29,-on hand no, e1.
pended $500 Thinking the whole amount re-
ceived on stock S125,O50 co. Earning of road last
months, s7o,oi2 36-expenses for operating road
same time, s27,ls3 5O-leavinq as net profits the
sum OF si3'72s So After deductng the appropri-
a,lon OF $4,000 Tor the dividend Of per cent de
clared, the balance, S6,72s Sc, was carried to the
reserved fund
Nashua Road. "A dividend Of per cent is made
out OF the profits Of the last six months and about
900 the surplus receipts Of the pas, year, were
carried to the reserved fund. Manchester Tran.
script
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

luminous. The democratic papers OF n. II. are
most numerically belaboring Edmund Burke. one
oI the recently elected Congressman for his letter 10
MI Wickliie, denouncing Tylensn in all'ls for ms.
they say, were another election to be had, Burke
would no, get 300 votes from the democratic party
IN the State. We predic, tina, every one Of those
editors will be speedily installed into pos,-ofices, il
not already filed with supple tools Of the admins
tfstion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

Fanueil Hall would have been crowded to excess,
at the Webster dinner, had it been known that Mr..
w. was ready to cooperate with the Wings OF Mas
sachusetts in their determination to reform out Gov
Mouon.-BOsioa Daily Ado.
What did they suppose he would dol Do the
people of Mass. regard him as so much Of loco
Tylerite that he cares not for the success of the
Wing cause Really, this is hard on his prospects
for the Presidency; rather dubious recommenda-
ton.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

Gov. Dorr 1t is said intends to run back TO Prov
idcnce as soon as the offer OF $1,000 for his arrest
expires, that is about the sth Of June. That rebel
in the formation Of constitution satisfactory
to the people than was the Kings old charter. I'd,
it has proved the supremacy OF laws over mob-vio-
lence and insurrec,ionAnd Sd, i, has exposed some
Of the worst features of locofocoism.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

VERMoNT.-George +. Marsh, Esq. Of Bur
lIngton, has been nominated TO Congress by the
Wings Of the Fourth District He IS one OF the
most accomplished scholars in the Union, and is
most honorably known 10 his ow State as a sound
and learned lawyer and political writer Of emi-
nent ability. lie is ardently attached TO Wing
principles, and will represent his constituents with
distinguished honor lie will be slec,ed Of course
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

Col. Richard NJ Johnson was nominated for the
next Presidency, at a State Convention of Arkan.
sas. Nothing said about submitting to the decision
ola National Convention. Col. Johnson is by far
the best named by the democrats for the office
We should rather vote for him once, than for Mr.
Calhoun or Van Buren, floice
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

We last week gave information of the forced loan
upon Mexico by Santa Anna, for the payment Of A.
mercan claims. BY later advices it is stated that
the LIST instalment (S25O,OOO) has been paid at n.
Orleans All cmigrants found in Teras by The Mer-
leans are declared enemies. The "astounding ru-
NOR" about the large draft paid in New Orleans 10
President Houston, is no, confirmed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15
WELL. WE'LL SEE.

An accompaniment, 20 the Wig promise ,hs, the
election q Gen Harrison would in measure re-
store confidence 10 TIC country, is found in the last
nuiinglon Sentinel Il reads.
"lhe fart hat our next Congress is 20 be demo.
cratic, vii do much towards restoring cor Il lcoce
which SNOW 'he only ilhne wanting" 10 restore
prosperity
The democrats are pledged 20 the repeal Of the
TARIFF hh will restore confidence, 50 be il,
They are fired upon The principle Of reducing the
currency ofihe country 10 a hard money STANDARD
and qusntiiT- lf'hat viu restore confidence. so be
d. They are committed IN favor Of the same sys
ten Of measures under which tie country los, 81,
pfospsriiy, and tecoue Ilyolved 10 bankruptcy ana
Iuin. II thai wlll restore confidence 80 be II. bur
ioi ouf lives Ne cannot see t0r Il Is 20 doit In
Alrs0 ~ on tbs point, clearly res.onarN rational
~ and We vii dismiss our troubled apprehension.
Of lie future, and rsPoss trust ia ProtiSese. 6,,
trade, aud hard cprrcscv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

uJ@The Whitehall Chronicle saws, ave under.
stand negotiations have been entered into by a com
pany from Boston, with some Of the New York cap.
Iiai'sis fof a loan 10 complete the Whitehall and
sstaloGa Railroad. We do no, vouch for the cor.
RICHNESS Of the statement, bot believe such move.
u-eHt IS 10 contemplation"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

Az lNvITArIos.--The North Star says, "The
coming State Election will be fine opportunity for
Wings to Join the democratic ranks" Pity SO fine
chance should be lost Who'll dancet
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

'hefe hss been another naval action between two
iei'n 'ioops Of war and the Mexican squadron.
The former receiving slight, aud the latter severe
injury.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

The fortune the late Peter Lorrillard and that
OF his brother, is estimated at about eight millions
of dollars-accumulaied in the manufacture Of to.
bacco and snuff
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

I"'uTreei'oH. Another instruction has taken
place among the blacks at Havana. large num-
Der OF planters with their families have been sauah-
tered
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

a orAsDARr-M a poor fellow. whose
repa'hlon has UNJUST suffered can bear testimony
10 the following:
-, aeqnesce under a report Of silence" saith
ins'am shandy, rs acknowledge il openly-al
least ~ The opinion OF half the world and to make
hustle IN contradie.iag it, is to confirm !, as
strongly in the opinion Of The cher halfn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

SeDeye Sentence. Some time since, Mr. Jacob
Sianhope, respectable and industrious butcher Of
Wilmington, Del. most bruialiy attacked and
beaten by negro man named Uuah IIin,on. WIN
Immediately abscon lei, but was subsequently, ar.
rested. On Wednesday of last week he was trisd
in that town Tor assault with intent 10 kill convicted
as follows One hour in the pillory, 1870 la,hes on
Tho bare back, years and months mprsonmen,
81 years sold servant, and sI2. 600 fine - T,a.,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

As Virginia has carried into effect her laws af.
lecling her intercourse with New York, all New
York vessels now depart from jersey clly-sll New
Jersey yesseis-and so completely eyade, and re
der the execution Of Virginia laws of no efTec:l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

The Woodstock Mercury says the removal ofp,,,
master Eaton la that place. 10 make room for N.
eei'o' Of lie Age, wa. done "silhou, ,ol,,,,,
.h'is' .ssn'' him. and IN opposition 10 the wishes
Of hlss-Ienihs ofras peo3lsn
Vel What eih' Ia It., trsassr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

- Appropriate. Alexander Ming. ;of the noted
lsmmany firm, Slam, Bang q Coz and Conrad
Swackhamer, loco foco OF tie deepest dye, have
Just been thrust INTO the New York Custom House.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15
cAsrLrToN MEDICAL COLLEGE.

! AT the commencement Of Css,e,on Mediea ,o',
leo, b.ld on TUESDAY the 9th inst, the degree OF
Doc,ot of Medicin, was conferred on the following
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-15

Honorary Graduates.
Edward l.. James, n. Y.
Brayton Bsbcock, NJ. d, Wisconsin
Nathan Allen, VI. D., Mass.
Russell +. Goodwin, Illinois.
Graduates in course, 90
Honorary,
Total
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Thew = NJ other PREPARATION Of arsaganua th,
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II ADhS OVER SEHOEs.--1us raceivs.i ss,xh-r ssprly
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