Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-04

q, .,.r.' or1o a., f,cc'n outrage "a, L-i.
ta-r .rl ,'r msalrnes. to make lhrm
l 1Ho f'iosin~ aricic is an ,I,o
. .. A., i.u,ul!, Journal
Irr lrtiNcroN DisrrRrlNcr The
.st'.n o. he Ifuc American. ty nc
.r Lexington ani the sl,ro1a1 M
,ry. M The manner 10 which Il uas
,'.o',d arc sets q which We are comp, l,-l
approve. We never " ill sanction tn,
'''ticn OF mob power, 10 sny instance
oJfs - a county Of laNs Freedom Of
'p,cch AMI action are % BE- re.iraincl only
law WbcneVer The $40 cIrtcl,o, OF
tA''c pu,'lcgc, is made IN deprnd upln the
'Efsf,ncc of'Nc porp'1cc ,h,if ,a'Jr BE-.
com i1' tn.5clr. 'lr majesty ofihc hN
d,-II,i anI, sooner or later uc,u,,5l,.
ncs, 49, 'up?lan, solnI moral, r. on
account .. 90. absence Of legal rcs'uctuu.
su .o','I Z, chooses 20 pursue colrs- Of
notion annoying 60 the community IN which
g. dv'''f w ihint II Is better. temporarily
g. ,1d Nc c,il than 90 g., the BAL r,arn.
f'e n tai NJ rs summary Punishment into
'0n's ru''lclt1 No. l'sll p3Nc' n r,s,fain'
IL, I"tlns'on case, we know Is marked
tY great p.culuHy yet, VIC think SOME
'hcf course VOIll have 1ttn pref rnhlc
80 lhst which was determined upon AMI
pnr.yd and that the las, hlnibdl Of Mr.
Gov nnd Me Assurances Of hs friends
should have indeed the people 10 Withhold
thpr hanls from the unau,horiz i control
o'Ais private properly The Management,
of M'Clay's paper has bccn very rndi,crcct
Tie has Inflicted injury, where hc dc,lgncd
To 10 good. lla o1ct,lons have retarded
mDycmob, " hicA he wishcd 10 accelerate
Ills has,y temper has involved HIM in per.
san,l qinrrcls conducted through his "a.
per, md embarrassing the question with
which he hai connected his publication.
lie did not assume the tone IN which TO ad
docs this people with fl, ct, or awaken
them 10 n true sense ofthclr Interests upon
the subject he p;opos.l to Discus, tie
seemed 10 have forgotten tha, slavery did
not appear to every one, n sin TO be alonrd
for and 20 be abandoned at any rnd every
sacrifice Tie became impatient at what he
considered the pcrvcrsrncss Of the people,
nni suffered b.. temper 10 master oil DIS.
crc,,on IN the use 4 language We think
the editorial aruc.c IN the list American.
which spread such alarm and created such
Indignation IN the bosoms Cf the citizens.
was TO s'v tho lcas, Of ii. 4 foolish flourish
ot rhetorical fire, among cpmbus,ibl,s cnsy
TO be- lgnlt'd, hy be application Of Just such
means rs Mr. Clay was thus rock l,ssIv US
ing That be INFANT to excite instruction.
or 10 invite sttvilc war, We do not. cannot
for one moment believe We believe him
d he r,ok IL, NJ k,S- -.
is qn1iucs, Gar In excel some " no arc most
busy IN dcnouncing him But while we
give crcf,t to NJ Clay by inpmlng him to
no improper motives, wc know that the
c-nInci Of The slaves m Faydtc is sad to
have changed SINCE the publication Of the
Tr1c American We heard whilo at
Lexington that the slaves in the factories
AMI on the farms had RETAINS set 10 words
which they wcrc singing daily 10 the praise
Of t1ssius " Chy JolGns tha, ho was
about 10 break the chains Of ,hcr bondage,
aud woull hy the force Of his character and
Influence elevate them 10 m tQalny with
th,rr matters II WAS sIld that under this
feeling, the slaves bal lately become idle
aud lnsplcut and IN some instances had re.
fused to labor The people were alarmed
the lives OF her chi,lfcn and tho fty o.
"cI own person rom negro NIoItnc' Snch
"e Ln"" - have been The genera iecling
p'wadng the community Of Fuvoue cxcus.
ing m lhcir opuiuion. an immediate inter.
G.r,urc Nrh the bu. mess of Mr. Clay md
lLc. surrr4gsicn o( nuhli-,ti,n. "a hi.L tL,v
co,s,l,r,l tho .,,,,.,. ,f,bo oy,I rho ,n..,s
,,I..t r'..,,,..',t 1871 ~,
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the rue American would involve the com
muunY m pcrI!s vi ich though i.rCsccu