Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24
Vol. 5l".No -

ms n ~ lsii, almost -vcty bsnch II d.
tnn, suc inJo-itv vas PROSTATE, ,Uc y,
u1uHt lrasurN WAS rmIdv. the Govern
m-ut ~, 1lse,l ~ i, b, nud almost wrhoT
credit or resources The Wings, dis II
hearted nv the sud len Pro ,dcn'l,l rrmo,.
oil otth- Chrf Ex.cmisc. and disotRan,zrd
nv the dcirciion " his constitutional sue.
crssur, were able 10 tttiin their nscend.ncv
for but single Congo. t. thai htiri
prfiod OF uhiy powri ,erampod & Invaded
ms u Was bv 'he week.-mrs.. mad p-tvcrs,ncss
q! the new Executive. our country owes II.
rescue from WIDE spread ptiu,tc run, aud
national bankrup'cy and shame Ffs and
foremost among the restorative & remedial
acts % that ever mrinGrshl" Cnnrrrs. wa,
the wis" and solu'ary tariff 1912 a mca.
sure which ia 10 tangible md d.mooafn.
bl" results s,,nis wholly whhum n par.
nll,l IN the history of American Legisl,.
ton CONTRAST The long night of en,h,r.
rnssmrn,. depression md gloon. which lo).
low-d III" levrtIsh cxcirrrn, OF 1896 en-.
crnlerrd and fsieIrd by The policy Of the
Jackson nod Van Burcn administrations
with the life, md hope md prosperity tn
which the tarlf m 1912 gave birth, aud
whose smiles WE sui ENJOY Though pInr.
what dimmrd hy the fear Of chsngc) and
you viii allow It our estimate Of rs value
is by no means cNttnvagnnt ST. fltntunv
union and conceU,talIon O! opinion exists Il.
mong our opponents II Is ptncipally ducc.
ted ugn lbs, this one measure. and there chn
be no doubt ,haa large m,lorrty nj lens, OF
I a. l.. L.. (,L. IA.
decidedly hostile a. the general policy oi en-
couraeing domestic industry, and particular.
ly To the rsdf al '42, and they aim at Us re.
zeal both because of lis protective character
aud berause it i rmpha,irnlly a whfg meas.
ure. Hiss matter II sumo doubt what pre-.
else course the administration, distracted ~
II is by 81 many conflicting Influences, will
pursue, but rs lar as can now be judged, It
may he considered certain that The Taun
Will be attacked; and though considerations
of party policy may induce the majority To
spare Those branches oi industry IN which
the Southern and Middle states are p,riru-
/ larly Interested, there can he No question that
an indisc riminate WARFARE will be commenced
az ain,i III the peculiar interests Of New Eng
| land. In the first session Of the last Con-
press, the TsIlH Of lsI2 was saved in the
House Of Representatives. by = majority Of
but five only every Why number su,iaia-
ing il. and nearly lnuc.tlths Of our opponents
voting Tor Mckay's de.iruclive substitute -
| The administration will have nearly as latpe
a majority in tie nrit Congress ms 10 the
list The Senate Is nu,oriDurty against u, tie
Democratic journals, with scarcelva di~seut.
/ inc voice, are calli x upon the p:esilen, To
carry out the will al the tac,inr by whom
and Tor whom he was dominated, ana tho
leaders, Of the ratylu power are no loogci
tos'itlata y iHo fear q Immediate re,rlhu
tlon IL the hands ol the people Il there not
, then the s',"ngesi reason Ia tear thai the mosi
inipoftnnt features of the TtrIH oi AZ will be
oblilerated or Essentially mndrfed, and du
you not already fell he effects OF this well
grounded fear, in tie declining puce OF YOU
only great STAPLE
As matter. then, OF pride. of iniere,t. and
OF pair1ofism, II Is obvious, ilh the Chlei
HJpr, the chIet DUTY, the PROPER VOCATION al
the Wing party. is the deicn q and support
OF tins child OF urir own. THE PRO FEC
TIVE POLICY As EXEMPTED Is
THE TARIFF OF 1912 With proper ~
ertinn on our part, there il rca>onshIe gro, nd
oi expectation. that tins great rrLwARg %
"uRisrtRrsTs will survive The shock ~ /,
destined tn encounter wiih,u, such effort
lis overthrow Is morally cuiln.
But there is still pending before tie nation
another great question, less important. no
doubt, in It's immediate results, Int Of ia'
greater nnmeh IN its ultimate hearing al
thu great suLw,HK oF OR LIBERTIES, the
Federal Con,in .tiun. You viii OF course
unjsrst,nd t'in we refer to the auneI ,tiOu
al TrS,s The fi.t"rv ~ uur country la.
no page So black rs that which record. The
story oi this nelsrlpus scheme Never d.
oar government 81 openly SET al def ,uce all
law human and divine, 50 ueacherou.ly be
it3v the rights ~ n irisndly and eonfidlng IN
iI"n. 80 shameiuiiy disregard The rules ol IN
tefn'iIOnal comfy, ss ~ The conception ahc
pToinoioa Ell ihfs crying and mn r-rou1
wrong. Never have men IN mgh places IN III
ileTet such weakness, tereivrissu"n an,
,enslliy. As IN this Il grant outrage, win IA /,
destined to erpose Us 10 the universal con
tempt oflbe christian world, and II ~, /,
provoke the ihundrrs Of foreign war, al leas
10 -x,ite and feed anew the 4 ,mes Of We
more rsncufous and Destructive internal dts
sension amongst ourselves What pariICu
| lar sh ape this unhappy question MI assure
csnnnt nov he fpf.een. and Of rout e the po
sllion Of Vermont in regard Ia /, cannot b
present he determined. but this much Is clear
II will he her duty. and that of all IT, ~non
her interests are entrusted, To- oppose th'
eonsummaii0n ~ lhls great mystery oi ri
qui,y, by every legal and constitutions
means OF resistance
There is another great suhjec, 10 winch
70 both hecap-e of its increasing Ind almns
. over. shsdo~iog Importance and Il, nra
D connection vfh the principal topics 10 ~hIr'
, we have already referred, especially 10 tina
witch ~e have jr.t dismissed, We think
our duty to cali your anrn'ion, slh"ugh "
V have 40 -peclh~ action 10 recommend con
= cefning II. Il 7, nrt here the place ~ d..
russ The ethirs ~ slavery, tie Law iulness ,
- Inc rriaIOo Of maslrr And ,lIve. the eIisr
Q Of the rights which me human icing NJ,
o have over the l.hnt ~ being 81 snolher. q