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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30
THE HERALD.
THURSDAY MORNING,
MAY 80.
FOR PRESIDENT
HEN Try CLAY,
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
THEODORE FRELIN6HCySEN.
or NEW YORK.
or NEW YORK.

n5-A portion Of the WAR DOCUMENTS of IT.
President, and his message 10 the Senate Justify
ing his measures in the Annexation matter, vii
be found in our columns to day.
if"ny 'h;~e was wanting IN place tho starnn y
everlasting inlamy upon tho character of Joh
Tyler, and show in is inefabIe righteousness III
much vaunted chvalry' of the South-then hap
: nv were the 'abstracionists of Old Virginia ant
South Carolina in the conception of the project t.
favor Which,, this GROWING act of fraud and trelch
cry has been peretraed by their supp|iant tool
whose fool.harliness is only eqialIel by hi.
perfdy.
All will perceive that the WHOLE course of this
vile plot of infamy has from ils lightning been
marked with fraud and hlschood ,-a.,d whether
looked upon as movement designed 10 involve
the country in disgraceful war, to advance ar,
overrcaching ambition, or as mere political ma.
neuver--ii deserves as it will rcceive the unqai.
fled condemnation of all good citizens The
means employed to bring about this odious mea.
sure, it is sufficiently shown are such as would
have been spurned by respectable huckster and
are disgraceful tothe las, degree in one who occu
pies The highest office in our Government.
Whether this indigniy to the people, and the
wanton disregard Of the provisions Of the consi,u-
ton, will, Tor should) demand the impeachment
of the President we Of course do not pretend to
Judge. Such acts of duplicity and baseness; it is
true when looked upon as the acts of the Ertcu.
ire, are deeply Illuminating to the American peo-
plc-and should be met in manner worthy of a
people who are free--and ,oho mean TO remain
so. But viewed as the miserable tom.foolers of
John Tyler per ~--lhey al, once loose ,heir impor.
lance and are to be regarded asare the wild fancits
OF one beref oireason and who vet immaeines him.
self hero. IT, however, the President is deter.
mined upon carrying out the character of his only
true prototype, and Itc ,oiH play 'Pyramus' ~
let John Jones forthwith write the prologue to the
farce they are enac,ng and from the mouth Of
Capt Tyler.
"Let the prologue seem to say, we will do no
harm with our swords, and for the more better
assurance Of the audience, tell them, tha! Pyra
mus-am not Pyramus, but Bottom the wearer. },
This announcement made, all fear at oure
would vanish--and the audience would be left 10
enjoy the play il peace and safety
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

Boois recently published ~ John 8. Tey,cy :
at ne Nctc YcrA Sunday School and J,S.','
Boob Depcatory.
EMASrsL on rHr CRoss AND IN rHr C.sn.
This Is handsome volume Of asi pages, b, d,
Rev. n. r. Duddicum, late Fellow of Queen, c'
lege, Cambridge. I, IS marked by the svid,,,.
deep pie,y Of the author, and commcnds itself ia a.
attention Of the public by the plain aud practice
though beautiful style Of the writer. !, Is dy5,I
into ten chapters, each OF which embraces ihoush,,
and reflections upon particular parts OF the Scrpu.
having reference to the striking cpoehs OF our s,,
iors life. his cruci6xion and resurrection.
THr CHURCH IN the WILDERNESS AND OTHER Fac
MENrs FROM rHx Srrpv OF PAsroR. This unp,.
tending little volume cannot fail to please all inn,
upon diifeicn, subjects, the reading of either Of
which is worth twice thepiice Of the book |, /,
only necessary to add that il is from the pen of,be
accomplished Gardiner Spring.
WRoSos or WoMES.--In this small volume ha,
Charlotte Elizabe,h-one OF the bes, religious WI.
tiers Of her sex, now living-used her pen with great
skill and force, in depicting the wrongs inflicted up
on the INDECENT Of her in another country
a sad tale has she drawn. In this country we know
but little OF the misery Of this class in England, and
the facts stated will hardly be credited although W.
have abundan, means Of knowing that they are no,
owe rdrawn.
Each Of the above works are for sale, at the pub.
fishers prices, al the Castleton Bookstore, by VIM.
Ward.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

Mth view % tho convenience Of the reccip,
n ,aprl, by wuier. the 9Th ink4n,ry land the ID
ass >, yoBr dicn,ical nnsy, Tor the prctcni- be
h.A ,soamrrd near Nsiehhoehes II is supposed
liss,a hsalhy position may be found 10 The pine
aoois n lbe ncighborhosi Of ,na, city " not,
he hi beng of lbs bishez importance, both regi-
rner,, Of 100, a.sy be cneampcd on the tidge near
Fon JcsoP
Your hcad aaarlor may be established a, either
place az you wiil shin from one to the other, as
nav be found necessary.
The three corps will be hS'i in readiness for
service 81 any moment
Cavity arm. and horse equipment have been
ordered from the seven companies from Baton
Rogue Tor the seven companies OF dragons -
Measures viii Ne taken 10 cause them 10 be re
mounted as soon as appointments shall be made
for that object. In the meantime, they will be
renircd effective on foot
You will continue TO received instructions d.
rect from this place. Your ordinary military
communication will be made as indicated in the third
paragraph Of the orders OF the War Departmeat,
dated the l6,h instant but in other matters con.
fded to your judgement and discretion, land the
confidence is grcai.) your correspondence will be
direct 10 the Adlu,anl General. for the information
Of the Gcneral-inchief and the higher au,horiiics
You will take promp, measures, in the first in.
stance by a confidential officer and subsequently,
BY the ordinary mail or special expenses, as you
may deem necessary, to put Yourself in commu-
nicaiion with the President Of Texas, in order 10
inform him OF your prescn, position and force,
and to learn and to submit to this Office fall conf.
den,ialy) Whistler any and what external dangers
may threaten tina, Government or its people -
Should such dangers be found to exist and appear
10 be Imminent you will collect and march the
forces above indicated TO the Sabine river but no,
proceed beyond the frontier wnhou, further in.
sruc,ioos keeping in readiness, in the case sup
posed, all necessary means Of transportation, as
well rs ample stores of subsistence and ammunition
By those instructions il is not meant to impress
upon your mind the belief that the Government
npprehends hostility with any foreign Power
They arc given 10 you for the purpose of cnioin.
ing circumspeclion and attention to the condition
Of your force, repeat the injunction Of confidence
and the foil reliance reposed in your judgment and
prudence by the Government
| write under the instructions OF the War De.
partment in consultation Of the General.in-chief
| am, sir, very respectfully, your obedicnt SER
want r. JONES' Ad,utani General
Brevet Brig Gen. u. TAYLOR.
Commanding Isl Nil. Dep. Fort Jesup La
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30
ORGANIZE, ORGANIZES

There mover was time when the necessity for a
peree, and thorough organization Of the Wing party
Of Vernon, was more apparen, than the present
and as the time OF our fall elections is rapidly sp.
preaching. Il appears TO Us that Rutland County
should no longer delay IN this important matter. -
nothing adds SO much to political party as thor
ough and efficient organizaton--and without this,
no party. hawevsr perfect may be their principles,
long be sustained. ], is by this alone, that the
Tooofoco party have ever succeeded anywhere; and
it was by thorough Organization and vigorous &C
lion, that the Wing party in 1910 were enabled TO
overthrow the party in power. and carry more than
two thirds Of the States in the Union and their can.
dids,es into office. by an overwhelming majority
And we may add that !, was for the rant Of this
,ha, we last year failed in perfect triumph, In not
elee,inr our candidate for Governor the people
The Wings have long been in the habit Of relying
altogether too much upon the business OF their
cause and the correctness Of their principles They
have ceased to act with the necessary spirit. Their
forces have not been perfectly disciplined,-and
they seem to forget that the battle is alone to be de-
cided by numbers and that their opponents are ever
busy and constantly appealing to the preiudices Of
the Wing party OF Vernon, must arouse themselves,
and no longer rely altogether upon the business of
their cause. In view Of the efforts now being made
by the Locooco party and their allies TO assail and
destroy the principles OF the Wing party, and mis-
represent and vllify their candidates-it behooves
them 10 resolve upon energetic and harmonious
action. II is by this alone that hope TO sus-
tain the principles for which have 80 long strug
eled. II is only bv thorough organization that we
can save Vermont from the hands of the spoilers
hold her in the enviable position in which she has
ever stood, and preserve in its beauty. the lusre of
that sfar--'thaf neuer SETS
We hope that our County Committee will no
longer remain silent upon this matter. but bes,ir
themselves at once. In this County, 50 far as we
are aware but one Clay Club has as yet been form-
ed-while in all the others, they are to be found in
almost every town. We know that many of our
owns are waiting TO hear from the County Commit
,fter our County Convention. But we are informed
hat they do not intend to call this Convention unit
.tfcr the State Convention, which we understand is
o be holden on the Sd of July This will be de-
laying the matter altogether too long-and If the
committee adhere to this determination and il shall
'e thought not advisable TO call County Conyen-
ION TO respond to the Baltimore nominations and for
he adoption Of such preliminary measures as will
ecure to US perfect organizations we would urge
pom the several towns the necessity Of taking the
,attcr into their own hands, and by at once forming
lemselves into Clay Clubs, secure to ,hemsselye
thorough and efficient organization as possible.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

TThe Whigs Of New Jersey were to hold u
Mass Convention at Trenton, yesterday, to respond
to the Wing nominations for President and Vice
President-to nominate their Eleciors--lo take
energetic measures for giving an enthusiastic i'm.
pe'us 10 the great Wing cause, and rousng the
whole Wing strength Of the State; and to ex.
press their burning indignation at the manifold
violations perperaied by the late Loco focD Legs.
iaure oil the Interests the rights and the expressed
wishes oil The people of New Jersey
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30
| am respectfully, yours.
J. !. NASOAN'
Lieutenan, Henry II. Bell,
Commanding L. S. Steamer Uaion, Washington.
Navy DrrArrsrr, May 10. ls44.

NAVY DLPAEThET, Way ~. tSff,
SiR; When thcU 5. ship fandaln. under
your command, shall be in all respects ready for
sea, you will proceed 10 herlo Port au Prince in
the Island Of Hayii, 10 look after our commerce
and in,cres, Of our citizens, afording to them
should i, be necessary. all the protection and as
ss,ancc IN your power lf,here should be any
commercial agent OF the United States at that
place you can obtain from him information that
will be useful to your guidance
You will remain a, Port au Prince only so long
as yonr preserce there may be needed, of which
you will be bitter able to Judge after your arrival
and then proceed to Pensacola, where you will
probably find orders from Com. Conner, and car
nv them into execution. Should you, however,
fnt no order at Penspcola from Com. Conner,
you will repair whhou, delay 10 Vera Cruz and
other places until you shall fall in with him. after
which you will be governed by his Instructions
Previous 10 sailing you viii transmit TO the De-
parmen, complete muster roll of yoiir officers
and crew, and list Of officers separately.
Wishing you pleasant cruise and safe re,nrn
to your family and friends ! am. respectfully
your obedient servant. J. Y. MASON.
Commander John s. Chauncey,
Commanding u s. Ship, VandaIia Norfolk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30
WAR DEPARTMENT. AIayI2. ls4a.

Sin | have the honor 10 transmit 10 You. here
with, copies ofall the orders issued from this De.
par,mcn, since il came under nv charge, for the
movement, disposition, and conduct of any portion
of the military forces of the United States with
the exception Of an order restoring 10 Fort Kent,
in the State Of Maine, onc company Of artillery,
and one Other order, transferring from Dctroi, two
other companies OF infantry for the purpose of es-
,ablishing fort n, Copper harbor, on the south
ern shore Of Lake Superior Those two unim-
po;sni movements ri troops were made without
conference with You, and with view 10 the Der.
der condition Of those two positions
further report 10 you, sir tina, n, the time di.
roctod general order No. IA, Of the date Of The
lth Of last mouth to be issued there were then in
garrison OF Fort Jfsnp. as yon will perceive BY
the order itself seven compares of the 81 regi.
meni Of dragons, acting ms rifemen md recently
authorized by an act Of Congress 10 be remounted
The sixteen companies Of the 81 and 4h reri-
mrnis Of infantry constitutes the additional forces
ordered. under my Instructions 10 be moved to-
wards the borders OF TeSas They have been taken
from Jefferson Barracks, near S, Louis where. as
a reserve, they constituted school of instruction
and practice, and held ready to be transferred a,
any time 10 the frontier in case Of emergency.
The orders from this Deparmen have inc rca,.
ID the force at Fort Jesnp and near Na,chi,oches
10 ,wen,ylhree companies, amounting 10 eleven
hundred and fifty men.
have the honor 10 be, sir, with high respet,
your obedieni servant.
WILLIAM WILKINS,
seerefa,ycf Var
To the puEsiprNT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30
LoCOFOCOisM AND THE VT. BAND

| Although the contemplate falsehoods and mis-
representations of the two communications alluded
r to in the following Card are hardly worth IN,
notice oil any one, yet in justice 10 the members o
, the Band, we willingly give place to their dis
claimer of the scurrious fasehoods and missate
nients of these honest though rather ardeat and
med1lesome Democrats
! That the gen,lemanly correspondent of the
Spirit ofthe Age should in his excessive love
for the cause Of democratic principles be found
engaged in thus speeding on the great truths Of
the party, is not at all strange. |, is orly while
engaged in such laudable enterprises that the
greatness Of the man is seen; and it is onlv in
such exhibitions that he seeslhe fhH5eauty of that
democracy-for which his love is so apparent.
With the correspondent fthe Patriot. he case
is materially different-and while we express orr
regret TO .Sad gentleman of his usual dignity of
character ant. sanding in society engaged in so
miserable business I'VE cannot but add our sur
prise that he should so far suffer his credulity to
be worked upon, as to lead him to implicate in
base act of pecuniary dishonesty, his earn person
al (hough not politically friends and those too,
who ne knows are as generous, as upright, as han
est, land who would as soon scorn mean action,
as himself Really friend -, the worth of
your democracy will not long hold up even to
the valuation recently placed upon il, if you often
exhibit it in so questionable manner. If howey.
er, this genlemans mind is particularly burfhen.
ea with such further "reminiscences ms will add
10 the senslliveness Of the Young Man of the
Herald, we hope in all truth that he will free
himself at once. Out with them If thew in
way duplicate the conduc, o. character of so hum.
BILE an northumberland il the cause of democraev
require their publicity, why do you hesi.ate2 A
pretty demoe RAJ n,---ihnt when you Sc, out to
abuse ana Tliiy friehd,you do not do i. by whole
sale But "rani'h, doodies; vanisA p
Let US now see what the members of the Band
have to cay in regard to this matter:
A CARD.
To he Editor Of the Ruaand Herald.
we the undersigned, members of the Rutland
pahu' Deg ieave TO state that we have seen, with
regret, the gross ealu,nnies contained in ,wo com
mnncaions Zone published in the spirit of the Ace
and The other in the vermont Patriotl in regard 10
The treatment received by us from the Veyr,on, DeI
eeanon 70 The Convention Of Ratification, on our
We characterize as CALuuS,ous Pm,
most OF the pretended facts in both ofbe.s o,,
h'canons and the residue as Ma L,c,ot,s .,,surppr
sEsTsTioSs. Our journey was a most pleasant one,
ana the treatment we received from he Vernon,
Delegaiion-and from all o,hers-was Kind and o,n.
erOus. ~ ""u gen
Signed IL HUBBARD Marshall
j. GREEN, H'"oe'
tIlA'S. L. REED,
Join 9. BACHELOR,
I'd. X. FAY
", =. BROWN
EDWIN girls iVOLD,
ALVIN PATCH,
ISRAEL COOK
Rutland May q, 1874
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30
NJ n,r.nrr,Sr. Anil a7 islt

Sir You will proceed to Baltimore with the
q. \ Steamer Un,ru, and there remain until you
can take "a your Goals. allowing the citizens Of
that place an onporiuany TO visa the ves.
sell You viii then rcroir 20 Norfolk and report
TO Commodore W C. Boilon, port captain, for the
purpose ofisking on beard suiqicien, number OF
mrn to make up your compliment Thence you
viii proceed to Pensacola, and report 10 Comrno.
dore Conner commanding the home squadron,ior
further orders as forming part Of the forces IN
der his command Should Com. Conner not be
at Pensacola on your arrival, you will take any
dispatches which may be there for him, and con
yey them 10 him with the lcas, practicable delay.
Previously to leaving Norfolk you will trans
nit to the depsnmeo, a complete mus,er-roll OF
your officers aud crew, and list Of officers sepa.
rately.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30
To COMMANDMENTS. Investigator is in.

To CoRREspoNpENTs. Investigator is in.
formed tina, in compliance with our promise
made under sense of duty we for two success
sive weeks expected to hear from and uccOmmo
date him. II appears to US that he has lost all
claim to our columns, which he might then have
had; and we cannot see upon what principle of
Justice he should now claim surrender of al.
most all our space devoted to reading matter (evcn
for one weekly for the purpose Of allowing him to
go into the proof Of facts which our party believe
and maintain exist only in the disordered imugi.
nation of the leaders Of the Third Party And
yet, wishing to AVOID al! suspicion of unfairness
in this matter, we will, in view Of all the crcum.
stances, give to investigator the space of t,eo COL
umns on the outside of The paper Of next week or
week after.
The article from E. p, on Third partyism is
unavoipably crowded out this wcek--but will up.
pear next.