Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-28

ho ties TT The Ifu,i-o tut ~h'n w"
rroviso was rcirr,~d ly tho party. Fauis
=, rpaih,c. With the human race. all van
ishcl and len him in ,ha, state 81 dcnb, ~
v hich h, ., oftcn found hiusclf--hs d'dc,d
and the IHrc, Million E,l was Passed
vi,hou, the thereby sa,ing We
should like well enough g. have frc, 'or'Iic.
~. bu, il our southern masters don't chrosc
TO riv, it TO us tree, they n'ay take Il ~
,hcy want tho was too much chok.d by
his emotions 10 ray 80.
Could oil the stripe, which will bc naic.
ted upon the down trodcn \fricar rare in
all time to como ii Texas DC applied g.
the lirc backs e those Who are guilty ~
extending slavery there. l. there . man in
his .cnscs who would not say that il would
he naked, substantial jr-,icc' l. Paul
billing ham less guilty than any other man
pil not that Northern Dughtace, from
Vermont. who voted fr the Missouri Com.
promise, render himself infancusy Is Paul
nilling'am less guilty ,laa no. It.. those
who back him answer.
On the llh of March. l-ii. he voted to
onst Wing from his seat in congress, VII"
was elected by The vote q students inI'rincc.
ton Collcse who resided in tic district
who Ia.l taxes there aal mover resided
elsewhere Thereby voting that while
man is obtaining an education at home, in
lis own town, his rights as n fra0mah Il,
not exist. Vcrily. Mr. Dillingham;, las no,
one John $ Chapman. expressed your
sentiments upon that suljcctl that cduc..
ton is the enemy Of Democracy.
Bu, MS we were trying Paul by so nc Of
The ordinary tests of humanity lie, us exam.
Inc his course upon another subject,
Tmr IIisu RELIEF BILL-Ths bill
was introduced into The same Congress
which had voted ci.yity millions Of dollars
for The Mexican war,& proposed to give the
lGOIh pr! Of that sum 70 save from s,arva.
ton one 9Th PAT, OF the IRISH Nation. Mr.
- voted for the wal appfopii nion,bnt upon
the humanity appropriation he q, first voted
aguns', that is to kay II upon the table.
while tho poor rcsIlci uhi-,S voted almost
unanimously TO lay jrcod upon The table
OF Il Starving Nllionl Upon second con-
slclal3n o. the sImc lash Rcl.T Eill
when i, was called up on the las, day Of
his Congressional career, by n whl., aud
supported almost unanimously by the wings
PAM Dillingham;, the Iocoiccoluco can.
dldi'c for Governor .pf Vermont, dodged.
Willie ninety OF h.s Iocoioco brethren voted
ayiinsl the bal, inclllin, all OF .U Polk $
confidential friends.
We cNp,c, 10 see such man IN Vermont
meet with the reward hc has so Justly earn
cI Bat while he votes 20 cnsavc the Ne
gro AMI votes agains, and lodges bills for
the relief Of the Irish. he shows 10
more sympathy with hIsow raco,--he has
no more sympathy for Yankee blood than
he In, for the casidrci negro or tho sIars.
ing liishman.
SO he very pn,rio'ically votes Tor n roso
luton Of ccnsurc upon Grn Taylor and
the brave officers with hun FOR the terms oil
humanity IN tho capilula,lon a, Monlcry-
our soldiers did no, Ggh. long enough there
no, enough lie was los, in tho slormlng
OF TIA. city And even upon the day o.
the taulc Of Blcna VISTA, Paul Dillingham;
and the party with whom he acted in Con
gfess were busy n, Washington trying ,c
appoint 1t. General to Lab &c command ovoI
Generals Scot, aud Taylor. Gen. Pillow
or Parl Dillingham; perhaps nigh, be up
pointed to The Office For these ncis and
votes the locofoco party arc responsible,
since they have shown their confidence IN
him by clcc,ng him twice to Congress ano
by nonInl,ing him or Governor with hi.
pas. history before them
! NIGoR The vlsor displayed Of late, By
the prcsilcn, IN the prosecution of,hc Mex
: ,can war, ha' not been quite 50 mark cd n
'ha, which has been displayed by The Tx
ccu,rvc IN the war upon The Nonh-in hl.