Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-03
THE HERALD.
THURSDAY MORNING,
AUGUSTA.
WING NOMINATIONS.
Fer Governor.
HON. JOHN MATTOCkS.
For Lleuf. Gorernor
HORACE EATON.
For Trsa,prsr
JOHN SPAULDING.
For Rspre'esisiirs 10 Congress fron First District
Hon. SOLOMON FOOT.
For Senator, for RutiaAd County
Hos f n BRIGGS,
ALANSON ALLEN, ESQ.
ELISHA ALLEN, ESQ.
THIRD PARTY" ABoLITIoNIsM.

they could get the government out of the hands OF
the locos, pass bankrupt act, sell the public lands
and establish tsfif, the times would be better
Well, they too hare succeeded IN their plans. but are
the times any beuerl Answer We who are working
for eight dollars per month; and ye who selling
wool tor twenty-five cents per pound. and can hard
ly sell your cattle for enough 10 pay the fdres on
them -" Liberty Tract" for July Isi3.
As the time ofelec,ion approaches, the long Stun
berng aboltionists arousing themselves and the
above glaring falseboods are contained 10 the frs,
fifteen lines o. their Liberty Trac, for July.
The Great Avan Stewart and the cdntng Rev
St-Clar have been among US, the wires have been
pulled, the puppets set in motion, the command OF
the wires entrusted TO the hands Of skllful manager
here, and the embryo Wilberforces arc once more
arousing themselves and shaking their locks, getting
ready for the approaching conflict.
Bot tho integen, and thinking wing abolitionis,s,
will more than ever question the philanthropy OF the
ultra no, Drained and disorganisng leaders Of the
miscalled Liberty Party who persist in again urg-
ing the claims of the candidates of that party to their
support, after their last years unmistakable con-
demns'ion OF them. And well they may. That
aboltonism wh,ch sleeps death, from one cleo
ton 10 another, and yet condemns the action Of such
men as Adams. Slade, Seward, Everett and Mat.
locks; who have done all tina, has been done for the
cause of emancipation the amelioraton Of the
slave, would have condemned the cool and calcuat-
ing policy of Wherefore, and should be scru,n-
lied closely But frs, hear wha, the liberty ttac,
for July says of them.
The character Of those composing the Liberty
far'y mas been urged as reason for being susp-
cious OF II; not because they mobocrais, (ior
aboil'ionisfs never mob any body or because they
are immoral in any respect but because so large a
proportion 81 them profess religion are ministers
81 ne gospel; Well. this charge cannot pc denied,
and Tor one am no, sorry tina, such men are wax
Ing up 10 sense OF duty, and Ieso ing to use
their political influence IN The fear IF God. Had
they done 80 IN Yeas past our halls Of legislation
would have been disgraced with fewer brawls and
!, our country cursed with less wicked laws"
Look now at the leaders of this faction in Yer
mont The men who arrogs,e to themselves all the
genuine pe,y and philanthropy, and who so summa
rly condemn the action Of all others in The cause OF
c emancipation, and what do you sect A pye-bald,
aud specked set Of political stoekJoJbers men
whose political coats glow with the radiant gh, OF
more coors than the rainbow shows, or is presented
to the view by an autumnal foliage Discon,ents
from all political parties, whose only ruling and
guiding lights are those Of their own personal ambi-
fion; and willie they declare that the cares and
/ emoi.menf' oyc6see hare no charms for Mem each
: has his eye fixed upon his own bright particular
star by The light of which, he guides his bark while
j hope false hops) allures him on
l. And these, freemen Of Vermont! are the meek
the holy and the Godhke men who are TO burn fresh
incense in the temple of liberty, who are to purify
your sanctuares and rekndle the expiring sparks OF
y civil and religious freedom in your land These
: are the men who announce themselves as the rel,
. vya,f rxlit
G Stainless while they condemn all others as corrup,
and false, and such are the men spoken Of who
would steal the livery Of Heaven to serve the devil
a in
/ The Rer. gentleman who doubtless penned this
tract Tor July is well known hire, and his p,ous Ia
, bors last year will not be forgotten
Seems he dove his feathers are but borrow d.
T. For he is disposed as the hateful raven.
Is he lsmbi his skin is surely lent him,
; FOR he's lncIiD'd as the ravenous wolves
Who Cannot steal shape, that mean, deceit:
lake heed, my irends the welfare or us all
! Hangs on the cutting shon this fraudful man.
u What true friend then Of Vermont, who feels an
interest in the success Of the important rhig meas
nrs' al present pending, will these principles
behind him, and at The dica,on Of such men as give
direction and color to the liberty party lend his aid
ehsctualy TO build up the very party whose feel.
ings and policy are directly opposed the prnci-
e plies which they tthe ihird pauy) profess Surely
+ no one IN bis senses, will do so.
And What, we ask, are The aboliiionsis to pa,n by
the election of Ae,r candidate, over that of the
wings What evidence has Judge Williams ever
/. given, Of Purer devotion 10 the sacred cause OF
abolition, than has Mr.. Msuocksi
but II Is said tia, this liberty party are TO sustain
men who are 'unainied with other political senti-
y men's. most singular doctrine this trsly-and
strangely carried out. party with but one prinei-
pie and yet pursuing course calculated to destroy
The only panI in whose bosom their s.e grineisie
can ever hope TO hnd resting place Again we
ash what eSidenee have lhe a5olilonis,s Of the en-.
lire eeTosion OF the Chief Justice TO this one poci
PIE and his surrender Of all others, Who ,ouches
OF this when and where wa, his confession made
and IN what political Jordan were lie stain. Of fed
era!'im and democracy, ~higism and Van Bure-
!, ioeefooo's~ washed fiom has garments
But this ptetensi9n Of orc principle, IS all hum
j Tug H. the sonb Of lOoofoeosm was this mon.
gre. rArd parry Conceived, and from ,hsnes brOt