Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
LET VERMONT Do nER Duty


The denoctau o Vermont who. essr ,iscs
th. .uticr, va, hr,i asns,ed IN oUf Lsgisls.
ture. have voted absu,Hossiy IN favor Of
anti TEXAS tesoietruus. now bOss, that tbs
Star that las never hs. eel, Is coon 10 60
down below The horizon, and ,ha, ~s are
sboui 10 declare IA favor Of Teias, Infamous !
iy o5,,in.d, add tot. Slavery. v,rrciualiy e..
tsblishtt that We az. 10 declare IN favor OF
NE demoo islie sub-uossotJ "a scheme which |
has been condemned 10y smiJ. Of 10000
1 Of the American people that we are about
TO declare N favor Of such Tdrif rs Mis-
sissippi. South Carolina and New llsmp-
( shire would give U.S. tsuH, II Senator Nc.
| puffee's word can be taken, that would lead
son Of New England after 40 sbsenee Of
few years from hnme, on visiting II, TO ex-
claim, What demon OF wrath has visited
,hi, once happy land = ThA,~s are sbou,
! TO sanction the ieiuin TO Office OF the thou.
sand delaulung office holders under . for
mer dynasty, that we are to give the supper,
OF a state that knows no dishonor to NE sop
port OF one elected by falsehood. Islander and
fraud al the ballot boz, and money stolen
from The public treasury. We ask the Wings
OF Vermont to remembsr the ira uds at Plaque
mines. New York City, snd The counties bot
deuns on CarRd,. We ask them To remcm-
Der the frauds Of Caleb }. McNulty--the
first officer elected by the Locos on coming
into po~er--whc spen, $40 900 OF the pub
lie money entrusted To HI, care, for election
eerlng purposes, and OF which II is SAID Levi
d ssmm. the editor OF Loco paper, re-
ceived &. 800 90 OF il. Did no, this same
G. J. McNulty, Oh being sriaigned for Trial,
plead guilty fleeing gentleman but not
Of the crime of,aklng The money and thought,
upon The whole, that under Ike crcumsianees,
he should 'pursue the same course again
Whig, Of Vermont where will you be
found in this contest Will you stand be-
side New Hampshire and South Carolina,
or will you take the pivot faux IN the
Wing column1 Vermont, shou ID stand
by no other State She IS first ct Mass.
achusctls, Kentucky and other states that
dare be free, stand by her. And why
shollI Nermot abandon her principles now2
VIA 30 OF 60 loco majority III Congress,
wlth two or three new slavery & free trade
States is no, their majority likely 10 be large
enough in the Senate 10 repeal the larlh Of
AZ, and make British taf6 for us D.
Must Vermont too, nid in forging the chains
to bad Isl No, there is no neod Of this
They can DO withou, US The slave hol.
ding interest will be we'll enough provided
T for so long as Democracy and Birnyism
combine for Texas and against The Wings
Of the Union. DO not the Texans ha ve
things their own waynow2 Why then
should Vermont declare in favor of Locofo.
ce,m2 Texas is obtaincd-by fraud and
force, slavery is fastened upon us-tho in
luence Of New England is coun,erba fenced
in tho Uniou by the annexation Of q foreign
territory.
Let, then, the Wings OF Vermont now
do their duty, and all will be well p,th US.
Vote the uho!e whig ticket. Vote early
) and see that every man is nl the polls lie,
those who are ashamed Of their principles,
see as they have often seen tina, the gaian,
Wings Of Vermont are no, ashamed Of
theirs.