Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-20

f. eft tf rfa "tFn ihf
obi. -, hto noumer f7f thc
--, ua % ssk for iho iarro-i "a
lauA uom ta zoe sno.
'sfr, raHsa q lhs People q
satfsft3 iar tievt sol prie
ttatnrn caal ia'f g. tscf favor.
eir 5aprllci and iia' be scn.
ar,af o. ias isaieg Important
Gay are 70 b. mad fully
rt''a r'1e ur uhiir ihc boss,
i 30 lht cra'ilsmt.an g. iAc
Ha 'if 500 grew oui GA rrso.
r.I hch ,rk uis uuaiiy
HH.-fIrn 10 tIr Secretary e.
srt 80 CiefL II tie fiousc q
t..f.s Boz .lc future d.sbprs 'ucfts
mouty fr ihe usr q their fr.
te'rs f1 r-nfnr ihcir purchases
e,siy'7 r't''bc growth aui man
~ ia, Dnfei Fus, rror.lsl lae
ron iormrorj Of such growth aui
r"ui cf'gfb BE qaairy and icason-
HHfi ui Ccor-, hoped ho li,.
officers ,I ihc Government would
20 make their purchases On the best
90 % rfi-- an1 quality ,hs' hwy
i1 att r, 80 li- wcm ,rts lang
t-." .lfari purchasing IN he
vea, 1giae prmeipai Of free
inrs .as nmeut as well as in pri-
sr.i-e
.rF-l.oel r- ucrd or two Which
go r. fhr i,cpouc-
L J.t Morris remarked iha' Be bod
sire n ,o'cring Of large INTO rlc dis
iar policy OF DE American Csv-
rr1rc' ne American manulc'rrcs
'rmiy lccn fully examined when
I tIl MS under cousll ration --
Its.a. Uas very simple proposition,
th rtscmd 10 him, ough, 10 meet the
esIa''os rproba,on o Ibis Eioasc. II
rrnulni vas called upon to give
.u-" 20 be- purchases 10 the American
40 RI .q1'l qualify anI p'ice with the
90 cpr lo slW not ho8 any csnllcman
eo5' could object 10 il; WAY should
prral .hss coycrnmcn, or any De
Heo.il encourage the iorcignpfoluc'i,n
1lha domestic article could be rnrchas.
.y aul Of equal quaityl
FL there was opposition 10 it,
DO WIS ~. ~ the least surprised ih1, a
position 90 American ia It's character.
nirirr 10 much rood sense md 50 ms,
's rlcv should b, crrcscl by gentle.
va.r a, thereon, convention at Bal
20 'a"rc lad been presented IS their
% lhc American people n. n candi.
20 or lhe Presidency ;nud he spoke It as
American with strong tclinr) n man
tad h0aHad, IN rcccu, gubrnatorial
lrass laal he had been throughout his
hole Ia opposed TO the principle Of pro.
ton 10 American industry Gentleman
mod % be getting dcmcn,ed they for
that 'herc wns growing m IN tins coun.
S.. % cfca' popular opinion in favor Of DO
rvic manufactures, in favor Of home pro-
sg'iors nhyor II a sound, sagacious pcll.
viirh should renr up a mnrkc, for the
sc lyics OF this country Mr. NJ
I'd nci 20 ~ large into the discussion
'a qualifications If Mr. Polk for the Of
20 which he hid been nominated. or
,hodIscussion Of politics generally. He
~, aDl he had seen in the speeches Of
candidate Tor The PRESIDENCY the doc.
lurs maintained ly him. and he had no
al, but the gentleman from Alabama fNr
'dyrrl would endorse the free trade opin-
ms ofths new candila,c lie had no, the
'as doub, bat thCy would mec, with strong
~ arden, appreciation in South Carolina
I'd m Alabama bul lie, him tell the gen.
.an that 10 the iron bound region Of Penn
tivana, among her coal mines. among her
lrgcs. among her handwriting yeomanry,
u9ng her manufacturers in that great
'nuac,urng State, this nomination was
death blow 70 the Democ ratio p1ny in
&c coming PRESIDENTIAL election. Heanew .
1a' ron ~ Cyoa'e were not to be decided I
Y ~ sf lows they cast before them; that.
50 rly 40 political struggles they would
De- be- .eycl only when the results were seen
md known but he made the prediction /
~rh eoolicnco hat the American people /
-rorld ne't = support a candidate or G. party
"'h rraclplcs 20 ani.American.
Vi PAYNE having obtained the floor, I
~.l had 10, hccu his purpose 10
IroTfn fho the tariff discussion. but inls.
m'-h as ,hc gentleman from PENNSYLVANIA
in1 Thought proper 70 call upon him wheih
- be woah endorse the opinions Of James
Is Polk as The nominee Of the democratic
nlny. be- rould not ST here without public. I.
ir, upon this floor, endorsing toto ca'olhe 1
dc-'nnes Ct Mr. Polk upon the slbjrc, ola
protective arhi, and expressing hls firm be.
iei ihai ,his nomination would be tfun
identity sustained by The American people.
He congratulated tie country tha, he time
'1i . ieng.h arrived when an inliy,dual
could le presented 10 the American pcople .
Nr' wAs SOUND yFoS rms QUESTION
"ho II looked through this maucr aud
Nho h.. y,d lhs dacirne as held by the
pro!feiioAJai' n iiu ta,oH. uatin sections
lie ccn mnod and rcpodia,cd ,nd - farn,
Vi / tucw The 'n'ire democrats n,rv