Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
GOV SLAuE AND HIS MAN FRI.
DAY

The friends Of the Ru'anI Railroad
ptolce, have published a report setting
forth tho survey and tic advantages Of tina,
route Among other things the opinion OF
Prof Adams, Cor. SiddeI STATE Gtolo.
g,l., is cnei to show that about all the MN.
era aud al! other valuable products Of the
State are to be found on that side OF the
mountain What business ha, this man 10
throw the weight Of his otficinl authority
into the scale Of q local question Is he
not IN the employment Of the State, and the
whoie Sidh1 DO not tax payers on the
Central route contribute Their share to pay
hun, while b" IS using his lutlu,ncc to the
drlrmout of their Interests But what
b.. Wedge has be OF the resources Of this
part Of sla,c7 It's new 10 US II he has la.
bored 10 any extent on this SIDE OF the noun
tam, and yd be volunteers 10 testify against
u, Surely, the friends OF the Central
route arc under great obligations TO Cor
Siadr AVID his man I}iddv for his work
oldI'lnt' rested lsrond,hip VIII they repay
HR-lVt Patriot
We give place to the above article, that
our friend. here may sec the peculiar con.
'lNcncy Of Loco iocois,n on one side of the
Green Mountains OF Vermont, and the dis.
position manife.iel'o make political capital
0! every thing tina, comes along.
In making up the report above alluded
TO, to be presented 10 the consideration OF
the Boston public, it became desirable to
show tho relative mineral wealth Of the
two sections Of the S,ate--and MIR Toilet,
on the pr: OF the commissioners for the
Western route, very properly addressed a
letter 10 Prof ADAM to state .Gc tath in
the case. lie was undoubtedly induced 10
address himself TO Prof. Adams from the
fact that he 'cds the State Goolog,,, presu.
ming hun able TO answer the questions put
TO hun, and supposIng that his answer would
be relied upon. TO this communication,
Mr. Adams made short, though frank re.
ply, giving such an opinion in the matter as
taos will boar him out 10. Indeed 1t will
be- soen that the Patriot, even does no, at
nmps 10 dispute the correctness OF his state
ment, Dul asks win WOnucfiul CooIncss, ~
he not IN The employment Of The State, and
ht re1o!e State Employed by she whole
State, fo- wha,1 we would ask To Keep
The truth from the people when he is ques
toned in relation 10 the matter under his
charge Or il he makes answer 10 mis-
had hem7 We believe no such thing -
But II may be asked, waa, has Coz Siade to
do with all lhsl Why, with the Par,OG
every thing tn the -aeFl4 Cos Slade is
the candidate Of the Wing party FOR reoec
ton. He, IN making the appointment oil
State Geologia selected Prof Adams, who,
in answer to u communication addressed to
him by the business representative OF large
portion OF the people OF crmoni, dared ID
rel The hrsih though IN dong so he dld favor
the chosen route OF one RAILROAD ct The tx
pen, Of the other, and ,AtrtfoT,, Governor
Saae shonld no longer receive the votes o.
such Wings az are interested in the latter
route.
As thi, great gun Of the Pa,rlo, may
possibly kick more ways than one, we
think It proper TO pass GOV Slade and HI,
Man FfJay along'lhe track the IVES
iera--as well as the Central-RaI!road