Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05


rt ,..tsf,laar,a Ttryhaia Sal,
c4a-l, s,,s,v calki,t, a lcu. day, sner
a. D.f-aa.t .s,..,n iiArliJ. here tlctc
..e,l,I e9url,flJle oomRo,igo, ia con
,q.t lhe r''nOrals AMI appoInimen,.
J.ta 81 Mics was hanIlsd sorneata
iu...y Tie accom-, below :, from 81,
s,rr.lnl nee Of The New Illv,n Couf
,cf
Tho I,oco Foco, in tbs CIV are in man.
- u'bul4lion Their State Csucus,' ss
o. pcalled, was in sssinn lns evening and
TO- evening before, o. Gilman. Saloon. 30
.r,ife wave aud neaut TO colder up ~,
,r-At 10 th'u panty, which se~rr cyrty
-ly 10 be growing witcf A, The h,
n"stng silIs Nix o. yout CITY threw
'aBh>hell among the as,ouui j mixers
l.n1 'lu.on, 10 the td,ci lhl,
$40 fAsJ4iy Gloull be hesrd. "a appoint.
mr"t, 20 od,ce aud thai, wien shy one ~
apPliocl - oifi;c couraty 10 lbc,r NHhes
lie should rs gu.nNau,or Tus was De-.
La.c,l pro sal con and the old bunhcu
hnilng II Nas Ia IL to pass 90, frightened
nud begged f,r inilr more une Cfics
OF Harmony Cooocsson Dlut pass II
now J. I.ct' think ofur srns. from thc
deiiDqncnu and, fnllly they adjourned
70 ias: cycuIng l]lo'e this melting, s..
p. wou, bone md The old hunkcfs, re,
JuieGg N t. sbsrnce, mustered uQr llr.
eo', aud hoped al would 60 well b.,
an,thcf New Haven man took up the
su1gtis. and ~aecd bIillc for the nine hun.
dtcd acsins, the regency. James \. Pal
mcr Esq., who, at the meeting before. had
Offered what was called the consultation
resolution iva that n Committee should
to appointed to confer uah the Demo.
Gratis II New ilavcu on tLcit grievances }
now came down on Mics & Co, wah q
Vengeance lie sad that the wishes Of u
large majority OF the Democrats OF New
tiav'n lad been set nj naueht; that the
voice or intrigue Of one man at Washington
hat had more weight. IN thc appointment
Of Collector nt New Haven, lhan the Uni
ttd support :! HiHe hundrtd democratic 70,
tcrs
Mr. y ,os Interrupted the speaker, AMI
ahcr some remarks. desired 10 know who
th1, man was Mr. Palmer turned tow
ofds han very deliberately aud extending
ms finger, sad The gentleman d,s,rcs 10
know who II was that allulo to, CA
only 1iv n, Nathan sad ua!O Dari
Tnou ARrlruENAs. as Bopncu would
say, IhIs was followed by INNS nse ap
pNus". Mr. Nll,s Immediately rose md
denied the ehnrge H., said ho know there
weretwo candidates ono with long r.,
81 names, the otter wihou: any thl, he
knew one rdt competent, Me oher ,rd'
E7i Mr. WlcoI he knew well and knew
that he was every way qualified, AMI there
fore he supported him DC. &r Air Pal
mer then sSId he would go home nnd tel
che bvmocra,s II New Ilnvcn. hat the,
driat kaorc irLo 'oa' n Jar oficc, or rh'
u recommend; hH hrJe icat oHe nan
icio roaib take cdtc Of Heir interests, am
,rio tarU beter M1H hcy dill, g., dh h,
oOs!! !tii he alHr hanir"i Icmo~r0B 'cA'
syp|j VI Nrr6ta. re!Htol, h3i J0hy
VI Ni1Slui 5o lie then took i Irs
from hIs p9cLp.a' n3p'arc1 Of se'.c
Di Hunkts One man had hri Off,
in New Haven 30 years; another q
years another 81 years over qGarte
Of a century apiece. sad Mf p AMI how
INNtN lNNHff NOV Ut Utll on, goa NI.ONA
don't u, iv.ng D,mocncy Of New
Haven. would feel bad # they knew wha
Mice, 1oucay, liamm"rsiay and Hun
lngdon think OF them Traitors, Dlsorgnr
u'zcts, FcJerailsiS were the sweetest nam,
bestowed on diem. The conclusion Of til
whole matter ives thu, they could come
no cclcuson aud the breach was as wd
asevrr SO they ADJOURNED in much q,
.Ipircd confusion, without oc,lngat oil, c,
ecW much talking on the resolutions
say. without acting on the resolutions,
mean those relative TO their intestine irou'
les They stopped lighting Ius, long
noush 10 pass a dozen or so slang whan'
lnS resolves, blowing up the Wings Il
avery hing ~ general, and thc Middleton
election in particular which YOU viii pro-
atly see announced this afternoon IN Il
Times rs EHdnImapsis sdefied alta mce
ing OF The I)rmocrBis Of the State OF Coi
n"o'lc"' Bot my pepper warns mc chat
must trng this tong tUcr to a close
iours &c j