Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26

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.,..,e 10 plork si;h Their polluted hands the
..-r., which % sdm'uinsly decorate the
..vs, character 81 him. who has proved a
,t,or TO ~, couniry, and cast them upon the
A.te,riain of their vile squad. We'll. let
tssm 5enounee him as they may-heap upon
lu every term Of reproach-cHhaus, upon
I'm tie whole sbosiVe vocabulary Of the
Taeush langusgc-black him " it'll the blsck-
81 language their tongue can mls,er-&sher
aIhs character MI! look as much brighter
ls comparison with theirs, AZ the sun does
ltghior than The blsckest thunder cloud
Ahef all iheit feproaches lie susiains a near
relation 10 ,bem-he is iuierwosen with all
.h0r interests, he lies q, the bottom Of Ill
feit prosperity. They have the brazen face
sa5 daring impudence To assert that he is a
Murderer. a Robber. aid a thousand other
names, which for deoency's sake ! will No,
repeat, but those wishing 10 see them. will
find them IN Rev st. Clsir's vocabulary, at
ranged IN alphabetical order, aud suited TO the
VI " tbfFlf NOfrllllrfesN WIN Nnfai At
tehcaises them. vail doubtless expose that
g%unning propensity, which is so Largely de-
veloped ia that class, and will bring ia.medi.
ately into the mind the well adapted verse
of Pope
Now thousand tongues are heard in one loud din
The monkey mines rush discordant IN
Twas ch',teting. srinnine. mounting. ~Jabberins all
Aud noise and Not;ou, BRANCHING and Bfesai,
Dennis and dissonabee, and captions ant,
AID snip snap short and interruption smart,
Ard Cenonstfation thin, and theses thick,
Add nsJor, minor, and conclusion quick
Having accidentally introduced the name
Of Rev. 81. Clan; | W sh To know have q
RICH, 10 inquife-w whether this ingenious, az.
Ul.gg4s, granite demagoguc mas any cover
Or ireacherous meaning in his vigilent exer-
tons to overthrow the election of our Whil
candidates III the appropriation Of his ser
vices IN this Stale is not for secret service
money Yes, ! assert. they are; and if 20,
knew the truth, he is at this very momen
kissing on the quarrel in our churches, anC
chUcklIng in his sleeves al the success o
his cunning device! | do coBtemn and at
MOI j 10 uenouhCc Nun dnu MS OeNiCe
lie ought 10 hang his head in eternal shame
A Rev. guilty of more deception and %artifice
in my opinion, If possible, than ever wa
pracliced by Deizebub, the Prince nj Devils
His guilt is established beyond all conirover
81, 10y parol aud record proof, and | hol,
him up TO the lash OF an indignant people
Let the man who is 10 subdue our liberties
come with the holiness Of a Napoleon lie
him. in The sight of all tho people, put on tn
imperial purple and the crown. We shaI
then know the worst, and can prepare ia
armor of our defence. But Of all despotism,
tina, is the worst brought upon an uLsrspecI
ing people-a c~onGding, generous people,
through tie pimps. imps. SPIES, tools, an
re%nsioned tain bands Of secret corruption
sen, from ncighbotiog Stats; | say that
the mos, lua,hsome, The mos, despicable, th
most 10 he dreaded.
know II is useless 10 speak Of ST. Clai
for he is so well known to be immersed i
the flihlness of his own vice, SO completed
saturated with impurly and uncleannesa
that remarks upon HIM will afford no lniormi
ton. There is no man living able Ia emplc
terms base enough to give a correct delinla
ton ofhis character. Well. his race is a
most run, his day Of departure is drawir
near, and that day is looked upon with sati
faction and delight. Mourn noi-let hi
go-suffei his political burial be perform'
in a respectful manner. Free, him a lie;
stone, and inscIioe upon II. Here lies
hirpy; over this tomb let the resurrectio
have no power. |rRAx.
Eas, Poul,ney, Sept. 0, 1874.