Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-07-11
gfk. south Carolina and Texas In blaze Of
GLORY

NI p NitfAN NAlAit'N nffNA W ~ . OF no ~
,sr appropriately selected place Ia the Able 4
vile d.sui,i ~ .sy.;!. Cs;1l.ns .~slsd Dirsh'S
t'li, according TO Tie Charleston Mercury.
ss,s, 500 OF the male and 200 Of the female
,hrslt, 81 llai state were assembled. AZ
ifr hs'euing fot two hcu,s 10 the speech
Of Nr T., which The Mercury asserts was
"tevcr surpassed in p0in, Of eloquence'
and iu which tie doctrine uf immediate an.
u.tauon was beautifully displayed and az
tef tic necessary laudation had been paid 10
ne Loco, poIko, Freo'tsdc, Texas Democ-
RAGS the ',hivalry,' fully impressed with
itoir own supreme greatness and the great.
ness the Palmetto State all sat down
10 dinner.
Amoag the ,oasis, OF course Texas and
South Carol no figure mos, largely, and as
they are all here is i'm Of the c,riised ieorid.
Why should ibey not We select a few Of
these loasls a. indicating tie sentiments Of
the head aud from, OF the ncr.forned or &c.
formed Texas, Polk aud Dallas Locoioco
patty.
REGULAR TOASTS.
Tcxas--Iis annexation to tie l.. States Is Of
tive greatest importance to the prosperity and
independence OF tie whole country to the
south II il a question OF peace and quiet, OF
war and death, we must unite, come what
may.
The President Of the United Staies-lIe
has done much since he has been in Office to
en,iile him TO the gratitude Of the South, and
the respect of the whole country.
James X Polk, and Geo NJ. Dallas-Ilen-
tilted 80 they are with the great public ques-
tons at issue, Sou;h CAROLYN, will give them
her cordial and united support.
Our Republican Brethren throughout the
Union---We rely upon their nighted foih To
relieve us from an odious Taff, bat il we
should be disappointed in this, we will rely
upon ourselves alone ard leave the conse-
quences TO God.
From the last of the above we are led TO in
fer that the 'chiyalry' themselves begin 10
doub, the ability Of their northern allies, the
Locofocos, TO relieve them from an odious
Tariff notwithstanding they have their
'PLiGHTFD PATH that they will do so. Rec
olect this 'plighed faith Fcrmoniers, when
YOU neat 20 to the ballot-box. Upon the an.
nouncement OF the 9th toast, which was
highly complimentary TO Mr. Pickens, that
gentleman responded in shor, speech, and
concluded by offering the following senti-
mcnt
The Annexation Of Texas NO sectional
question, but great American question in
which are INVOLVED THE PEACE and perma-
nent independence of the country.
After shaking the chivalry' out of the two
last quoted sentiments we suppose the plain
English ofthem is, that unless South Carolina
is gra,ilied in relation to the Tariff and Texa,
questions, she will naM(y-join Texas-and
subjugate the remainder OF the country. We
hope tina, as she is powerful, size will no, for
get that she should be merciiul
Among the volunteer toasts upon the occa
sion, were the following, which we select a,
showing the regard in which Northern fee
ings, Northern interests, and Northern right
are held by the chivalric Southrons-an,
as illustrating that peculiar lore oC Count 3
which we fear can never reach US OF tn
lozen North
by VIM. McClasan John G. CalhouE
Secretary of Stale--An advocate o? The an
neXalon of Texas, opposed to Aboliionsts
and able defender of Southern institutions
by James Lindsay Polk and Dallas
Texas and Oregon.
BY DR., Gary The deposers of Bisho
Andrcws--Tte spirit which animated thos
dslurbers is Of no ordinary kind il is the sam
which rallied under the Banner OF the eros
and propagated religion by the sword
By Col. +. a. Calhoun The combine
lion between hbolllionis,s, Manufacturer
Politicians and Foreign Dictstors-An unhol
alliance Of isna,cism, rapacity, corrupt an
hiion and venal arrogance. The people
the nation will break it assunder and cha:
Use It's presumption
BY Capt. w. w. Calhoun Our rights an
interests guaranteed TO US by the Cons,ill
ion--When that guarap,ce fails, we hay
another more potent in ourselves.
By Joel Smith, Esq. South Carolina
Her citizens knowing their rights, stan
ready TO defend them at The point oflhe bayC
net
But We can find room for only one more
these gems of Locolocoism, and this we e
pecially commend to the regard Of the Iris
Democracy" They surely can no long,
doubt the sincerity OF their brethren, when
their public meetings they thus brand Il
manic whom, of all others, should he Irish
this and every other country look with 10,
and admiration. But read the senlimer
lrshmen and then, let the next shout W
hear Of democracy, drive it from your rcco
lection.
BY A II, Simonds DASiEL O'CoxyEI
The cadayeraps bird Of prey, whose be;
has b,en whe,ted on The hearts of The poo
and whose talons are yet dripping with II