Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-01
THE HERALD.
THURSDAY MORNING,
FEBRUARY

rts c,osa,. ~hfrA hare iof tire chsrored sb
rninrsl ha,isua, seen 50 bs Lresking. anJ the sol
70 s.finsaes " 70 .ces n hs hfightne... 'ni VI
.ss encsursg,d 10 bepe for clear ssd oiisla ds'
y. bog n,sush N ,or which thrilled 81 mani
hear, a tho slrrfsoa # iisuieor wsssoon che, tei
10 ID. ~ise di,tsn.siiea, of Providence. ~ hi'
a.siia ssd though by h,s death the country hs'
h<.r .vi3esisd TO .esssun ssd d.c~ssrcmen'
and -. he'd ts.s l.d 10 N. ,sdoIssnrr NJ tie fesr
that the cvunsry must he ,gsin htssyb, under Vac
Bsrsn ui,rulc and reckless ptod,ealuy and pro
.euyiian-ws are now eeeoufss-d b, ID, cheering
bops that our issts viii 10 torSej INTO JOY, and that
TIE people ~tll .ssis eome forth an ih,ir night 10
the sehls,s~sn'of victory 70, mote slnriOus ,hsa
the siof.oes vic,.ry oftsio
We have Spne looked forward with sr,ieiy to the
rerisa ~hen the people Of tie uai'ed States would
shake OF the eipe'. " the form u party die,siion.
which has ~ !cug Po,,nned she euuen, circulating
,hsoosh Tie BODY p1ii',c; and which has been so
s'rnr'y 'eading 70 h'ns premature decay aud death
Vroa oS' tree institutions. The virer's fsues hsd
=, song ressioed u'sir hpid, AID The spasmoJc ef.
,ers Which ., times we're made 10 shake ofT the
vssomoos beas', no, only bang inefTec,u,l, tui
seeming ~ increase the ,enacty Of his grasp, We
TAD 'r-mbed a, tie resuh-~e had indul sed disma
to'etd'ags Of tie future Do, the struggle and the
u'smPh- IT isto relieved our fears. and Tor time
al least slsueei oor sPriehensons
That struggle showed that there was no, only vi
tslry, but that there slsn strength in The body
polite. yes, sne no, strength alone. bu, mighty /
power to efori, and when moved, 10 over
bone. The enemy saw !, toe. felt il, qusileJ be.
meath its tesisiless energy.
but the s.bscqvett even,s soon showed tina,
though defeated, We subtle eeemy was no, dead.
nor utterly shorn al its power TO Dc mischief
Though driven to its native re,rea, OF darkness il |
exhibits Sy-g tom. OF life AMI returning ACTIVITY.
With instructive slyness, !, cautiously hhs up lis
head and peeps ou, TO where i, may still employ
It's remaining powers in carrying the work Of
death. I, has ag,n orawed forth from its covert,
1t has assumed holder and We, more brazsn front,
as success seemed likely TO crown It's efforts and in
its reckless career il sets defarce the cons,ku.
ion and laws, when they interfere with its onward /,
progress i,
Bu, seain the spirit OF the people Is aroused that T
spi, again more than whispers beware tha, spir- s
IL sound which carried dismay once, is no, forgot, h.
ten. it strikes upon the ear with dread-ihe ranks
W
10 the charge; they have begun to feel The danger nj
Ind they shrink from /, and he who vanly though, III
10 could ride upon the whirlwind and direct the Y
storm is confounded; he finds himself enlana led h,
In his own tolls. ..
This viper is that system Of party political ma r.,
'hinery, which has produced much and such .,
\ de spread mischief over the land-has covered ,s
'gr prosperity with bligh,has brought ruin upon :,
nuudes Of honest and valued citizens. That
ysem which has inperousy demanded the many ~
o submit TO the dciation ofthe fcw--which has i'm :.
'osed lis shaekles upon tire week.-Mrs. allured the
ieioos with the hope Of imruniiy-has pampered
varios and fed ambition. Whose fruits we have =
eco and tasted with pain and bitterness. %
We have regarded MARTIN Van Buren, as the pro- 20
.,,o, n nj. .,.,.r, ar 49,, IL. r." du
I'd father and n.,..,.,,. III. 800 ~ OF
zee, lis ineamcnts cannot be mis,aksnit had its ON
fih in bis naive saiehe has fostered and nur loc
ned II, and Undsr bis culture i, has nouIished- par
is native state has been filed the full with IFS lars
tier fruits. even 10 loalhlng, and Of its fruits the
hole land has par'aken-and long vet before its
Iee's can be entirely purged ou:. fire
We hate the system; dees, it, fruits, its au by
% we viii not trust-wc ere afraid OF "his princi.
e. they are death 10 the liberty and happiness of y
g People-they bal, iced avarice and ambition. lenc
let lie Wings, then, impeed by patriotism, by Owe
cry feh' motive, arise III their strengths for their
fensh, though ior While dormant, is no, d,min. :
'e' he'f numbers are mn, materially les,ened, says
en- 'A'"sh their opponents have of late been so y II
,h'm arouse now from tina, apathy h
'"osh Which alone their opponents have triumph dra
and stand forth fo' he deseore Of ,he cons,iiu two
N aud !aws-for tie preservation Of our free in her
'uh0n'-isi them take encouragement from The
wang Of brighter day; fcr the horizon is already
nlnsled by The star In the west Tha, star shall the
beam orih in more brilliant lusire and i, will moi
"' we believe, but in brightness and unclouded Of il
iendo,