Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23
From the Vermont Wa,chman.


On the 80 OF April the Globe threw on, hints Of
trcachcry md in,rgues among the locoforacy, and
denounced every rumor agains. Van Burens pop.
uIarity.
May L. Edward Cross (M c. from Arkansas
and delegate TO the locofoco conventon) pub.
fishes in the Globe ,ha, he will not supper, Van
Buren, or any other man who is not IN favor, ci
the immediote annexation Of Texas.
On the same day. the iocofoco members from
Ohio. publish card to the locos Of Ohio, stating
tina, heretofore MIR. Van Buren, has generally
considered tnc cuuice VI tiie parry, aud then
saying
ave your democratic delegation in fbe two
Houses OF Congress. depiore The necessity pkich
e0mpeism 10 airis- p9r thai notwithstanding this
state Of facts we have reason 10 fear that very
serious movement has for weeks been on foo, in
this city, in the absence Of the people, which is in.
tended to act, ifpnssihlc uron that Convention, and
10 induce tina, body 10 sci aside ne mW Of he A.
merieda democracy, thus explicitly and solemnly
expressed 10 discard The man in ,ohose faror
that nil ,oas so expressed. and 10 nominate in his
stead soms other, or any other person"
ave therefore take this method thus to advise
you, iha, IN this movement, il such there be- we
have no part nor in the motives which prompt it,
We make this public declaration ia order INT ,ce
may not be eonfouaded iciM those engaged inShis
transaction; and in order, also, that we may for
ever hereafter stand before you. our friends and
constituents, and before our brethren throughout
the Union, blameless Of oil the disastrous conse-
quences which, should this movement succeed,
may resul, to the Democratic party"
Upon this the Globe comments sharply We
extract this
I'll relates to a movemen, in this city, of which
have lepn lonU sns b,,f abant II
from ITS secrecy, until OF late, and from our own
confinement to sick room, we have been unable
TO speak with that certainty such a matter re-
quires"
"The mcremen, has now, however assumed
form Too visible for further concealment The
- 80 zee BIS = 'rri its way in
to The country and letters expressing the astouish.
men md Indignation Of The democrat. ut HON
are daily pouring into this civ nqn,ring who nre
the men that are here engaged in nm a,iemm 10
subl'ei the peoples convention which is soon 10
assemble a, Baltimore. In the dic'q,ions of a Con
g'ess'onai caucus, insiga,ed by Mr.Tyler and his
eo-labcrers In the effor, 10 be,rny and defeat the
democ ratio party"
Nav 3. the leaders n loeofoeoism in the capi.
FOL OF Virginia ssssemtled nj shockoe Hill. and
on motion Of 7 Rhehie Iihe Ole bell.wea,her of
The lock adopted The following resolutions;
"Resolred, az The "Has Of tbs mseisag. That
the Ee-snnsSriion Of Texas 10 the United States
Is measure required by the best Interests Of the
Unicn"
Resoires Thsi the Democratic Central Com.
misee be requested forhwF,h 20 issue an address
70 ne Dszorrnre party Of Virsinia, urging The
serious and promp expression al their opinion on
TIE SUBJECT Of remuneration Of Texas To the Tn.
'on--fAs p'eprieiy Of ysiisriag hs delegales 10
he ba'iisoTs ConreHiioa froz As iHarUeiioa,
fAifs se.s s'Sd hsn, leaving hem to exercise
sound eseffiion, or sr<H 10 iAtirvc -fAsm. they
octm ehped'eni 10 do 50 10 east ne nois Of riT.
gtMia IN Jeror q neA knorn and pledged 10 BE-
~ taeer ~ asAeraiieA, and Of cher action which
they deem proper and ,fiieicu, n-uni,,ng the de
oereey Of the state IN tAt great ana ritai Object
ofdeisa,ins the elrr'ion r. HrsnY cLAY"&e
The wmhiayhaOa spoc-,o, TcsihoanI hail,
this Wih joy and denouness The Vac Buren, men
10 SCI terms
-fie lRiebiel will not shift his positions. AT
rls q tsfais II dieforial aAl snservysisss polisi.
siszs, EAes @slig.isy triA sss alloE iler 20 re.