Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
MINISTERIAL AND POLITICAL
MOUNTEBANkS.


his communication, nor do we conceive
to be Of the least possible consequent
whether the Rcr. Mr. kinsmau Of Chos'C
is The Rev Mr. hiusman TO whom 10 n
ludes or not The ictier OF the b'enliemn
as published in the Age sufficient? toi ,
self condemns the man, and If il does nc
tell ,clo. it at least tells in PLAIN langu ng
trhai the author Off is This reverend goN
tleman, C should Judge from the character
his letter, belongs 20 class Of defines .
which for the peace and well being o
society and the cause Of Religion itself
we have already in our community quite
% large number
In orr own County, we have seen these
itineralng Vacabonis prowlnc about nm.
der the garb Of religion aud with The title
OF Rcr AFFIXED to their n1mos caatipg 4
some mvoritc measure Of moral rco.,n
while BY their total disregard ofu.t1 tli
malice with which they So w,ntoulg U,SuI
ll.who can not think prcciS " as thcy do
and in the shufiling, dishonest means by
which they attempt to win men over To their
cause, we see too plainly through the shall
low covering that hides their hypocracy,
and we find them devoid of Religious prin-
ciple not only but of all the elements
sf common morality and decency and these
are the men, upon the success of whose eff
forts principles, of the most vital importance,
and questions of the deepest interest 10 our
Country, are to be determined.
We believe the main body oftho Liberty
Parry of this section, to be perfectly honest
in their belief ofthe necessity of keeping up
the distinct organization Of their party. In
this belef-in the opinion of abolitionists
in the Wig party as sincere,and far more
that themselves---theya are mista-
ken, And herein consists the only material
difference between the abolitionists of the
Two parties. This difference Of opinion
would long since have been reconciled las
we belcive,) but for the cunning art-,he
frauds, receptions, and miserable filsehoods
and misrepresentation of the hypocriical
leaders of this party; who put themselves
onward as the exemplars of modern philan-
hropy, while they care no more for the
principle ofabolition than they do for the
avs of the Modes and Persians--or the
lerical portion of them do, for the cast off
obes of their ministerial Office. And now
n all candor and with all due respect, we
SIX the members Of this party to look at
he general character ofthose of this county,
Who assume TO govern and control the ac-
ion ofabollionsm, and who are so vocif
rous in their professions of philanthropy,
While they so arrogantly condcmn the &C
ION of those whom, in point of Patriotism,
irine, intelligence and experience, they, in
are as Pigmies TO Giants. 1t
as heretofore been generally supposed that
ne of the distinguishing characteristics Of
was. an enlarged and liberal
ind. Look now at the modern WILDER.
'rcers Of Rutland County. Why We t
NV day or two since, the name of
IAN announced in the largest Capitals as
bright, particular Star who would adj
'ess and drec, the intelligent people Of Rot
nd County in regard to their future ac-
IN on this momentous question, the little
SIS Il penuriousness of whose mind is such
at we will be bound, it never contcmpa
an object as large as Spanish mill dol
r since the world began No, the !
am that noe is SO intent in weaving webs '
herewith to cntrap and bind the most pow S
ful adversary that the county has ever 4
ID, until within a few months has been in. ]
ut upon divising means of circumven,ing. y
urpence ha' pennies Who has ever
fore seen such gushing streams of philan-
ropy, springing from so dlminuive a il
un'aInH The history of the world we y
a9Ine presents no such anomoly. n
And again, we ask all 10 mark the char. 9
Ter and appearance of certlin ministe- v
u emssary from another State, who has Il
en- proving about us,---whose pres II
&c has ever been the signal for the com p
ncement of hosiilities, and whose track is Sc
lrkcd by scenes Of strife, contention and y
hiblllons of violence, far different from "
ID as follow IN the path ofthe truly pious tn
] phllanthropic man. Look al the course
his man Listen to his malicious sian.
s, his misrepresentation, and notice the