Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

r,.uw,ll, tcu-s fse II do poi indglg. ~
,.I,ann ioc vtion az evasion. tot proceed Ell
,.re ~ s.k your ausniioD ~ some po,St.
-h.,h ,oa seem 10 have foi gotten, siuIough
,ro -fits \ bong sriicie IN reference TO nv
iorm.f tofnnonicsuon' will b. biteL !
~.h 10 hsve tie m,,tsr 10 dispoe placed
nulv befoie your readers therefore call On
700 70 show that the resolution Tn Which Ne
n,,s Frequently sllodrt, WAS g., up to
.weskrn The influence" Of ,oor pAp-r on az.
q cunt Of nv pclrtcr. Unless you make r,s
srrrst YOU may be srcu.ed Of trying In
n'nulsciure sympathy BY usklns ih,s suR
.,Hion. thef you have shown this. will
rnu b" kiDd enough 10 Show ia consistency
wi'h the Unconitsdirted facts stated IN the
fpurth p,rgtaph 81 ny previous episils TO
you. With NV "fehPi"us opinions" YOU
haze something 10 the contrary, " you are
Wiling 10 do What 10 rgif,n trust YOU are,
you NAV give voUt readers as macy speci-
msns" ofihem a. you choose, I therefore call
on Won 10 show that | nave teen occupied,
during t"e pat winter" No, oG one 40 "a
son" wa At the Spring. lin showing to
INV fellow men, their u.re-ponsibilii, 10
their maker must commend you Tor not
asking the qnes'ion. "ho~ am ] even 10 keep
dtunkArd'Uui Of heaven that y oCen IN
all p fnt .n had you asked me ihis
quesiNn, you would have asked for informs.
ton of ono who has none To give m this
j.oint q. nv theology koows 81 no Heaven
FROM ,Isi "holtne.s without which no man
.hsli zee the Lord"
Yours SC
CHARLES wOODHoUSE,
East Clarendon, April o, 1915.
niWc give place to the above commu.
nIcation with much pleasure, though we
were in hopes thu, we should mol feel obllg.
cd to say any hing further IN reference to
this subject 10 our frs, remarks upon
to resolution, TO which we objected, we
were aetua,cd by the kinlca feeling. to
make Tho remarks we did oniy for the pur
pose Of setting public oplu,on right as ,c
,hc course this paper has taken on the license
question. In aluding 10 tho circumstance
under which this resolution was passed., We
OF course relied npon the testimony ofmcm
bcfs Of the convention present & if injustice
has been DONE II wos rather their iuuI
than ours We have never asserted ,hn
this moycmcn, ioai projected by gentle
men Of other political partes-but from
tho circun1lnce, n, they were repre-
scntcd to U.s. we gave 1t as our fIie) tina
this was the fact, That belief W. sill
entertain, mil yet, we have no dc. re Il
manufacture sympathy on this groun
or any other We again beg TO nssur
Mr. Woodiousc tina, in any thing w
have written. we have had no desire
r,nder him ptrtondHy odiou; nor mar
IRE soughi 10 cast a reflection upon u
'taih whtch he pro(sUeS to preach
max ing the remarks We did, we were SIN
ply DESTROYS Of showing 10 our ,empernn,
funds The fact, 'ha,n Temperance CONVEX
ton wa, dcccssaily, and properly open
men Of all religious and polilcal creels an
Consequently Iha, other feelings than ihos
prompted by a devotion 10 the cause mig
have Induced some to propose the ndop,Ic
OF measures which the sober reason Of Il
llTgtt potion OF luc CoHN'H''oH "Ou'u "
approve OF Now If IN our altcmp, to sho
this TACT 10 our readers we gave VI
Woodhusc too much credit, as an nci,'
and JEALOUS friend OF he Iocofoco party
has less fIuit TO find with us, than Tho
with whom nc was AT that time associate
We know and so stated at first, that mo,iS
of personal hostility - US, led some lew
move the passage Of this resolution n
we admit that we nigh, hive gwen a
conspicuous place in our first remarks
Mr. w Asto the allegation that we n
resent the doctrine OF UaiversallsIn,
teaching men their .r-responslbiIlty to thu
maker; we perhaps should have quald
this remark by aiding--as two thirds Of I
convention present would say This
suppose would have answered our purpo
MS wei. asd gven no cause OF offence. +
the Devi,,-dont start we do not meaRst
original oil Nick bu, our devil, says
must have The copy, and we can say
more
TERRIBLE FIRE IN plrTSBVRG