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


t,rcd ,nd 10 the mc., an,,si'..l aannef.
be would cn's' The hs,sc and AT "a m,~isi
ari.>n'ss Awaiting thr gathering Il h's sa-
heucc ~ sirarysrs c,c souli ~ htcsl
nrrn him ~ The hcro Il TIC scsoc. "Wb,re
/, he y soud I've the enquiry. "Thwr 10
is--thst cru's. .l~,kirr msr tsed,ns hot
ws'i-. ~iih the aspect Il = l"rs Vermont
jonathan. would h. tho reply. IAI
Gro'rI Wilson Why. he dat bob as
though he couli say any thing So thcsc!
| rucss ycur phrvool 'ey 's oil kncchcd in
the bead noe IL lcohs like an I'D plos-
logse' such would te The ccrmesr ---
Bu, he sfsaks--st &rsl s,ih that simplicity
and Courteous Vhtascology that Distinguish
the gallant man alWa,a lie .uet'hcs
himself ur---siscs b" stentorsn ,o'ce ~ be
warns With The suljcci--rencd upon peri
a c~cs rolling out upon the su,i,rce AMI
cchoirc back And NJ Lto tho ccoAn tone. e
the s--ihc orator seems Iabo,iHg AMI
dash,nv hrward. like on, ot thos" "oak lc-
,,a,haus Il the dep crushing the lapsh'y
~av's beneath It. bel and Wrestling vn.
ward against III, t,mpc,t II - then that
YOU begin 81 rephIr the eWakcmng oi ~ ~
a INFANT thunder Which ,,u ~ hitlc di,am
a was sleeping IN thai aVhnnrd iom aud
unpromsing aspect \on are borne oa-
ward 10y 'hc ,mpc'u"us current, 81 'utfcd
hy some startling i.tiro of p,li,,,sl : u.s.
~ aggravated wrong until II would s-m q.
! though a., oli do,l lad been summouci
back g. rchulc the ln,r
Hu, in all this there - no uu.rncrcus
(
pcachmcnt OF our opponents ABILITY Of m"
tive. bat an exhibition Of tho lo',icr AMI
better feelings IN tins respect, General
Wilson occupies NOR" elevated position
than mos, II tho political orator. OF the ia,
lie scorus tie tricks aud slang ~ the dcr-
agucuc Tie nr,cr dcsccuds o. them. H.,
lan.uh:'" j. chosen with even tho nice issrc
81 the scholar aud while lis periods often
times oNl bat peculiar beauty and hnisl.
they ate niI Of energy and charged witt,
hrc-"a Lightning lurk. in the drop- Of the
summer clouds lie never eaters To- that
vulgar appetite Which, rio's IN abusive "''-
the, and humanity dcitaciion. Nor do,
hc ever stop u rcpcl the base attack anl
ealumuy 49, ric IN paril1an warfare. lle
stands up like the ~torin .lc',i ing pillar that
Knocks alike the fury %. tempest and wa,c.
: lie hcar- bis head alott into the sunshine
and bids them bca, on.
/ To- his honor b. II said he has never. from
the earliest hour Of the Anti. Slavery s'rug-
glo. Joined in tia, common m,rcprc.cnta-
ton and Islander with which II has been
almos, lnccssanil, assail,d llr has always
treated ia, cause and It's aIvocat with n
gcuorons respect becoming n gallant fricnl
%. freedom Ike himself. IN that a,cncing
public sentiment which is already bowling
its proud orposcrs and cA,ort,ng cbscquious
confessions from their lips. his 10 the en,i-
able position 10 stand unalarmcd and erect.
with no hliy'ting talnt upon his armor -
He la, never joined in that wrctchcd cry
If 'iauatic' ahd traitor" which i, now
rlea,ing Ike pest words L. the garments x
those who uttered them. The pollution
clsnss not 10 his lips Aud he Ia, no ncccs.
sit,. in humble pcnance. now g. lay them
in tic dust II ho has 10, united with IA
"a a par,isan. it is tru. tha, h. has never
,raduocd ~ wrongcd Ms Of few public
men can NJ much be SAID Let him wear
the honor prominently.
I.attcrlv. lis stand has been nohlcr. npl
III. tone hrmcr Seeing ard a. knowlcie irr
tie friend. Il liberty t, hc ino,hc night h"
has raised his own strong voice ~ defence
Of their principle. NohIy generously, has
b. planted lim.,f in favor Il tho Right
against the Wrou, NIL, were thc.c
, word, recently uttered IN thc Capitol amii
,imli aud craven Representative, IT. RET
croncc t. the Wllmot pfo'i-o. aud ilt far
, thar extension Of 'Ia.ry be made the
following manly and sismacau, dcc.ara
ton.
! want Now Hampshire to tpca, out
, and dcnnuncc the inauencc Il SLAYER, upon
+. our p,iiric., WAN, New Hampshire t. r,y
h that if territory sla.l b. annexed. It shall
) be free tcrutoJ MT h. usc language which
moaus nothing
? Il have no more affection fnr Southern
@ Wing who goes agains, tia, froyiso, than
,or any n'har man. Whoever may lc tho
g candidate, unless ! believe rha, he l. PEI
. icc,y clcag upon the subject. be il who It
G may. Henry Clay. General Taylor or Dan
g III Webster even. be cannot have my poor
\ aai feeble support.
4 Il viii no. y'to Tor man Who j. ~,
clear upon the po.n, care no, VIA, ma,
e. h. the consequence; s,and hy tho com
u prru..s0s Of the Constitution. but ! will nc,oi
{ hu- sch man 10 my sprl ~ gisc ~
% 'iisatc,, iuppurt t. ihc -rrcai Of ih. N-
/ s,,tut.ou q slavery. j. J. hi,lo that can
O. d., but when these hairs ,iall be grry with
! are aud thu yoicr become feeble and tfcrn-
=, ulou-. then will boiakc myselft my chair
{ and teach ny eh'iIrcato bold 70 the princi.
PIE. 81 liberty. aud q liberty forever
}. Galiau'ls sad. SUCH sentiments are in
: accordance with that r'w PIN, ~lich d
r. o'throufng itself IA all place. ADD 'balina
4 III parties and old iyrann.oA. Nowhcro
4 rsali { have found noll,r resting plice
! ,i.r ia 'hc heart 4 Goncr.l Wilson II,
4 a. L. .fi % IL. a. , ,..