Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26
r,om the AIs.p, Dali, Advertiser.
tocoFoco DuPIIClTY.

IOCOFOCO D~IPLICllh.
Aon,,ed are the extracts from the Pros
~pee,u,es OF The Washington Globe designed
f., J,a,ren, markets. Tie hsst paragraph
beinp intended for ,ha, section OF 'he o"'o"
=, vbi,h Free Trade Loctoeoism may be
o,.aehcd TO Free Trade I0ooioeos wiihou'
rising tie popularity of their Free Trade
candidate. The second paragraph is pen
ned with The view Of binding the Northern
Locos, especially those Of Pennsylvania ana
Inc Manufacturing States, to the "ruinous ell
fec, Of The dishonest, fraudulent and efhorbi
tan, Tanfr Of Mr. Clay's Congress"
Here are the extracts
IrxTRAcT II
Prospectus Of the Dollar Globe Under ene'o'
sure Of Hon. Darid s. Reed, Of No'ih Car
oiIaa.
Is a National debt TO booster up such a
bank. and support the Government here IN
defiance Of the popular will. as 7: d"es !"
England, already originated 10y Mr.. Cl'y,
during bis short reign in the Coon-skin Con.
gress, calculated TO give him the sufrages oi
the nation for the Presidency Is the DIS.
honest, fraudulent and erhorbifdnt 1ur!B
If Mr. Cioy's Congress icrying fares upon me
people for The necessdriss Of fye, 100 per cent
beyond The rerenue duty, for tie beneff 81 ne
orergro,cn capitalists likely 10 .Promofe nus
further political adpdncemrnit Is his dis,ti-
button law. wasting the proceeds of the pub
lie domain, proceeded by our Revolutionary
fathers as a sacred fund for the defence of
our Republic and gradually Ia he extended
as homes for actual settler, as ouT popula-
lion expands, after being condemned bv the
peop!e, suddenly To increase the popularity
Of The author OF 1.-THE neiari"us scheme, which
he denounced in the earlier and etter days
of his political career!
IrxrnAcr 9
! Prospectus of Mc Dollar Globe. under HE
enclosure Of Hon. % A. BidiGch Of FeaH
sytooniu.
Is a national debt, 10 bolster up such q
bank, and supper, the government here in de
hance OF The popular will. as u does in
England, already originated by Mr.. Clay
during his short reign in The coon-skin
Congress, calculated 10 give him the %suffra-
ees of rhe nation for the Presidencyl Is lis
d siIi"ution law, wasting the proceeds of the
public domain provided by our Revolutionary
fathers as a sacred fund for the defence of
~ 1VPuoil', anu kTduu"ily v NC tAitlNeu Us
homes for actual settlers, as our population
expands, after Icing condemned bv the peo-
pie, suddenly to increase the popularity OF
the author OF the nefarious scheme, which he
himself denounced in the eatlser and better
days Of his political career.
Disgraceful as is this fraud attempted to be
played offupon the people, i, is not one 1.-THE
as disgraccful as the conduct of the Glob-'s
candidate Of the Presidency, in sitting tams-
ly by and submitting to have his opinions up
Oh the Tariff act Of ls42, thus grossly mis-
represented-shoriened or heightened; mar
rowed or widened to suit the particular Sec
tion Of the country on which it is designed to
Operate. Had he the spirit of a IAN were
he not "tbe miserable petty tyran,," Wise so
truly described him to be, he would not for
one moment allow himself to occupy so
equivocal a position on this question.
1t cannot be that Polk is ignorant Of the
ground his presses in this section OF the In
ion take upon ,hetatif. 1t cannot be best tina,
one or more Of the Northern Locofoco press
eS reaches him, in which it is labored to prove
that he is as much in favor ola tariff for pro
lection as Mr. Clay, and some tina, go so iaI
as to state that Mr. Clay is for Free Trade
and tina, lie is a prolec,ionist. 1t cannot bt
that he has not a full knowledge of all this
and knowing it, will deny it. He is content
TO let the end justify all and every means tina
may be necessary 10 be resoried to, by fraud,
corruption or otherwise, to secure his cleo
ton.
Verify these Northern men who under sucl
circumstances will receive to their embrace
his candidate of Southern Locofocoism, arr
likely very soon, too soon we think for thei
own interests, should they succeed in %elec,in,
him, to find that they are in most Agreeable
company. They will have thrown their vote
for a man who is claimed to lie a better Ia
riff man than MIR. Clay, while those who con
trolleh his nomination, ard Of course woul,
control his administration, his measure
and his poicv,v IL cas, OUT the ~unclean thing
Mos, assuredly if ever a set of men fin
themselves efectually bomboozled. i, is ,tes
t Northern Tariff Democrats by those South
ern Locofucos who profess during conyen
fence, these Northern principles.
THE BOSTON MEETING