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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

The folNwng resolutions were adopted
n, the Wing Convention which assembled
ut Exeter, n II last Saturday, and at
which Mr. Tuck was nom mated for Con
grcss
Resolved Tha, in the p cscn, attitude Of
parties IN New Hampshire, 1t is the duty
OF all men aho think alike on oil grtnt
questions OF the day, to prescn, an unbrokcn
front against our common adversary TO
make snch mutual concessions rs shall lea d
to pcri,c, harmony, and By no means sutl
cr the candidates Of our opponents TO be =.
Iccl,d to Congress n, the coming election.
Resolved, Tina, The Wings OF this Con
stcssional District owe 1t To themselves, nnd
their brother wings IN he STATE. and in the
the Union at large, TO use all far, honora-
able aud encrgolc ,nor,s 10 secure the che
ton Of The canjslne this day nominated
Resolved That while We abandon none
Of the leading principles Of the Wing party
We regard the grca. qreslioS now nj issue
before the country to be that Of Slavery, -
aud that il has been rendered such BY the
policy oflhc South. AMI co.opcr,ion o! the
self styled democrats Of the North
II solved, Tha, in view Of the past, we
regard Nth incredibly and dls,rus,, The ncN
born zeal Of our opponents asans, the fur.
ther extension Of Slavery.
Resolved, That regarding slavery as the
grea, and all absorbing question nov before
the people, we canno, at Incorporating e.
lecilon vote for any man for Congress, who
is no, openly opposed to this unjus, and O.
dious institution.
Resolved Tim, while we acknowledge
the skill and bravery displayed by the Off.
cers and soldiers of our armies in the
war with Mexico, we can express nothing
bu, condemnation for the authors Of that
war believing tito have Ind It's origin in the
desire Of our r,ers to acquire new territory
for the extension Of Slavery; and rs nnei.
feet Of such extension, TO secure md perpe,
ua'e the pfcpondcrancc Of tho slave power
in the govcrnmen, OF the Union
Resolved Tha, the arrogant exercise Of
power BY the rrescn, don,nan, ia'ly IN
the General Court, in repeating whoc'omc
and useful laws, merely because they we're
en,'cd By their political opponents, deserves
and ought 10 receive the rebuke Of the
people
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30
RAILROAD MEETINGS.

by our paper of today i: viii be seen
'ha, Railroad meetings arc becoming quite
common in our section, and tia, Vernon,
Is a, lrs, on the pom, OF awaiting herself Of
the Improvements OF the age We heartily
rIolcc to see tins manifestation OF interest
IN matter ofsuch yas. importance to our
State and more espccnlly us in this. as in
every thing here, the true Yankee character
IS slthoely illustrated. BE sure you are
right then 60 ahead was the motto Of
DAVID Crock,l, aud thus tex, 10 preach
I'd upon by many: bn, the people Of Yer.
mont, and we may say Of New England
generally have long prac.ieed upon the
sentiment lnculcatcd in ih's precep, They
may. perhaps. many times, have been over
cautions IN making sure they werc night
and thus 'aici TO 90 ahead quite as ear.
" as might have been dcsitablc- bu, #,
as Safe, We have occasIonsl heretofore
been tainted for our entire lack OF lnleres,
mail matter, Of internal improvement. we
hive A. l'as' saved olrselvc. rom the great.
cr monicauon oflhe embarrassmcns that
have fallen upon many Of our SISTER
States less cautious 10 Their operations
d Pm We assume thu, the time has now a..
rived when lis 'rish' for the people Of
Vermont 10 go ahead ~ carrying on, the
dlaefcnl RAil'oad enterprises III which they
have enlisted and 10 urge on to .peedy
completion many lha, as yet are only pro.
lec'cd, and which are 10 te regarded a. the
l'sHins's od,PnoS of The ,for. made IN
behalf O. earlier and more ma,ured project.
I o ,he pfcsonl tine tie chef ia,ere.i
manifested IN rcgard 10 Railroad improve.
mcns has been confined 10 localities imme
fialc.y on or near The tao on three more .m
porisn lines runn,ns through Different sec
Hons Of lae State and IS now. eonse
laer'.y, he more gratifying 10 U, % wane,,
'le se;fei,ed sn.eres 'arlngag U? "a d.i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30
STATE CONVENTION

We would again cali the attention Of the
land County to the call OF the State Cen.
,nl Committee for Convention n, Mont.
p,llct ca the 1Ih July-and urge uyon
them the duly Of responding to tins ca i III
manner worthy Of GtccnMcunian lfcom' i
We are aware ,ba, the general unaninly
which prevails in reference to the nomlna
ions there to be made the general npn.
Thy Which osi,sls IN the whig ranks
throughout the S,a,c-and other causes
combined will deter many Of The stnunch
wings Of Rutland County from making
their annual pilgrimage TO this convention
and yet i, is highly desirable aud import.
ant lha, our County should be well repre-.
scnlcd there at the present time
l. Is fac. no! TO be questioned that the
wings Of Vormon'--if they wish to pre-
serve the cnviallc distinction they have so
long cnJoy,d, and throw their influence in IA.
vor Of the long cherished principles Of the
rai,y mus, at once arouse ihcmst ives 10
action and prepare for the coming contest,
This cou,os. we are I'D to believe, will be
more fcrce'y, and If possible, more unscru.
pnlouslv winged on the part Of our opponents
than any which has pr'ccafd it in our
State. Let the Wings OF Vernon, then
sI,cpno longer in fancied security ,bu, arouse
themselves at once to action, tina, they may
give 10 the world renewed expression OF
their sentiments IN relation 10 The hcanlrss
and un"ise policy Of the prcscn, admins
tiaNon.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

.eftni sections 10 car ora county N tea
ton 10 these important improvement" ~
the com ot AMI con. ,ls,ioo o. the scv,ral
friends o. he different routes, con,'mpla''i
"a fo,m the connecting ln- between 'ho
Ru.,,ni and Sars,oe, road we would re-
mind them ofthc f,ci. that ofihc three mos
impo ian, rslfoal ptoJ,ess IN our state
VIZ the Rutland, Cen,rs aud Passumpsse
tosd.--,he laiIcr sihe only one tina, has
not had TO contend with Q Strenuous and
porscvcfing opposition fon FIRST to last
and y., all these work: are gong on we
lrus,, to a speedy completion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30
RAILROAD MEETING.

We are requested by the proper Com.
muee 10 give notice ,haia meeting of those
interested IN securing the construction Of a
Railroad from Rutland to Fort Inn to
conncc, the Champlain and Conn. River
Railroad with the Saratoga and Whitehall,
nj tina, poin,--will be held n, West Poul,.
ncy on Friday, "a July n, o'clock, p NJ
a, Tbs meeting the Report Of Mr.. Pres
colt The Ensinecr, will be made, and other
important business Will be brough, tor
ward for tho consideration Of those in.crcs.
ted IN the construction OF this road.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

b. ,e', h,.ihy rlsec ADD The cnp,'a
'urc rally dehghfai The mofn.ocs
vennr, sni rist., are cool. sni good
ht,'u prevails datne tho day rendering
,hr ''mo.rhorc pleasant sgf,csbe N The
s.si----'n N, su- | ccn,.. hr bot. Ani
~ lhrtri. un~ great deal VI sickG,.A
mon. TIC NcueAns mostly -huir.n, and
'tc number 81 'uu.rals Of ,he SITTER are r.
ally alarming The same eete,noo,~s that
| have d'seuted IN . previous letter aye o..
ways observed ave ,hs, IN. wealth Of the
parents md iuenis govern the cIica, OF the
display
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

E4y-A delightful s,,'e Of uncertainty sill
exists =, 70 The condition Of affairs N Mex
co, and the later accounts from the scat Of
var are 20 contradictory as to render it en-.
tircIy impossible TO form anything like u
in,t conclusion as TO when or how we afc
10 find peace, OF get licvcd from the bur
,hcnsomc war INTO which we have been 50
wickclly aud foo'ishly led
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30
DEPOpuLATION OF THE ARMY

The New Orleans Picayune contains .ho
names o. seventy sr American sobiet " bo
dici u the Gcners ~ 0'e - Vera rfuz
tur'nytLr mont Tbls sni 'sr.
ful thinning out Of 80. comparatively small
force LEI, 10 garrison Vera Cfuz. Al this
rate The peslllcnce sweeps of nine hundred
Soldiers at one station, during the year
The ranks Of General. scou and Taylor
though in healthier positions, mus, he 'ui
t,ring severely from sickness So lha, b.
tween he sword and the p's,lence, the
livcs Of many thousand American CITIZEN
have been sacrificed land ior wha'O in
Mexico.
And, while death i. doing these 'binc'
10 M,I,co while bereas,d fathers mother,
wiv,. and childfen are Shedding salt tears
a, home Pfe.iden, Polk is making pleas
uro executions through the country
Albany Eve Journal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

fno'hcr Scene II Sorrop and Deah. -
An Emigrant, weary md SICK, callel on
Sunday at Bulls Head Hotel for lodgings
Apprchcndns danger from Ship Fever,
this was refused but the stranger was al
lowed TO seek resting place in the barn.
Nothing more was though. Of him, until
Monday evening, when another Emisranl,
seeking lodgings in the same barn. .lpn'
bld upon the corpse Of his dead country
man.
And so this stranger in strange land
died alone wi,hou, medical all or religious
on.ola'on, denied even the privilege, IN
his last hour, OF sending word to those he
leh n, home, thu, their Son or Brother, as
he case may be- 'scnp'd the horrors ol
Famine only 70 die OF Poslence'
Coroner Chapman held an inquest over
the body of,hI- stranger. From Passage
Tex" IN his possession h, name u cup.
posed 10 be lPilrck l)aly lhs, be embark
Cd a, Cork for New York, and ma, he was
about 80 OF 81 years old Ian Eve Jour.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

New tiAMPsnIRE A resolution IN IA.
vov oi.hc doctrines Of the W,lno, proviso,
and approving the vcle oflhc Senators and
Representatives OF tina, State ia Congress,
,hereupon has passed the New Hampshire
House OF Representatives by party vote
The Wings proposed a dlil,ren, series oil
resolves upon Slavery IN general, which
were voted down
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

License L0w in Nc,r Ha1,rsiire 4
bill has been introduced INTO tho NV
Hampshire Legislature, propo,ng to sub.
NIT the license question 10 the people II
they decd, for license, then Mverns aud
retailers arc to be licensed byIhe .rec,men
OF The towns; ifasalns' them, discreet per.
sons" arc to be permitted 10 sell spirits for
medicinal chemical, aud mtchanical pur-
poses
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

cerrt'rsnisoc, r -, Journal cfCc'-~.-ss
philadelphia. June ~
Tho extreme warmth II tho weather. 80
dcrD makes the husinc,. 81 Ircsidcn, to-
ccniug n.0o o' the lleasau,cr-- there
saver, large turn out. and tho military
~, lsr,,cular, fine and numctau. There
ist.,'i. . else :, '' >" .., city
The ssamlpa. .cwcas,lc with tho
prc.dcn, and SUIT. arrived here about two
O'Clock ltrassci the Delaware city front
ny to- kcnsine ,ou and back. and the cortcfc
then landed ., the Navy Yard. A largo
procession vas formed and i, nov passing
up Filth street 1hcrc has been nrpolIti
cal display, and all the parties coined the
reception
II is understood ,ha, H., President Of tie
United States Will tomcrtow) be attended
by the Mavor and City authorities n, the
Hall of Independence, a, ono o'clock i'm.
mcd,a,c!N after which he will be prepared
TO receive the visits o. lis fellow ci,rous
generally, at the same place, until three
O'Clock.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30
RUTLAND AND WHITEHALL
RAILROAD

In Pursuance Of previous notice meet
ng Of g,nl,mca from Whitehall fs't
haven. Caa.clon and Rutland. va. holden
a, Hyde, lie on the a3i June inst, Tor the
purpose Of adopting sunAtlc moa'atc. -
procure the construction GA railroad rom
Rutland to Whaehal', 10 form a eommu.
nic,llon between the Chsmplan md Coy
noe,,eu, and the Saratoga and Warrington
Railroads
The meeting wns called to order BY Hon.
VIM. e Kuridsc Of Fairhavon, and was
organized by the appointment o! James
Adams Esq of Ca.ieion, President, nrI
Ambrose |. Brown, OF Ru,lsn" Secretary
upon the Recommendation Ct the tusl
ncss committee il was resolved 10 npro'n,
seven Comm ssioncis whose duty should
be to collect The necessary funds md pro-
cure the route to bc surveyed ~ soon ms
Nigh, be,-sni also TO take the necessary
measures to obtain a charter for the con.
siruc'lcn 9, sad road 10 The wts, Inc Of
lhs State, IN the direction OF Whitehall, ut
the ucN Session o''hc legislature OF Yer
mont Eail Commissioners were also ,lE.
powered TO cal! future meetings ut such
times as they nigh, Judge b',t
I The following gentlemen we've appoint.
tl Comm,-sioprts
A. W Hyps, Esq, lIydcvlllc,
Hon. RonInI PIIIroiST, Rulland,
WV. y RirLry Esq
Doc, JosErm PEnkI>s, Casll,ion,
SMITH SHERMAN, Esq,
Hon VIZ &. kiTrRiDoE, Eairhnscn,
a II GHiswoLp. Esq, Whitehall,
Ecsoirtd, Tha, he suLslanc, OF the pro.
ceed!nss be printed
JAMES ADAMS, President
/ a L. BRowN, Secretary
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

IirA Cargo Of NinrrA tbs Sea4an.-
The @hr Napoleon Capt Nc Kay brought
down last week from the "Chd Mine' Of
the Boston and P,usbufgh Company, some
,w,rly.e.sh! tons OF copper IN barrels and
masses - some oi,he lauer wei ghiug from
five 10 twenty seven hundred weigh,
Lake Superior News
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30
A lI,cuwAymAN- We are informe

a ilIcmwAynAS We are informed
that, on Saturday afternoon los', JUS! before
dark, ms n cenllcm,n and his wife wcro
riI.ng IN a chase near Wonham Pond a
man, apparently masked, stepped from tho
roadside, and ,ndca,ored to stop the horse
making an allcmp'to s''z" the birdie but
the animal becoming frightened, started ~
quickly, and thus go, clear Of the intruder
As soon as the chase had passed the man
fired pistol, bu, no damage was done
Sdirm Gdzcflr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

GFS Pillow Capt Williams Of the
kentucky Volunteers who, according 10
Gen Pillow, Indignantly refused to slgn
the accusaiory slal.mcn, Of the Tennessee
ans--hns made n communication TO the
governor Of kentucky, in which he fully
confirms HE charges which have been
brough, against that officer II General
Pillows reputation IS worth saving. be can
do no less than demand Cpuu Of Inquiry.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30
TIL. WHO'S OE OlliN.

ti!. til''S VI Oiiio.
The S,ato C,n,ral Commute Of the
State OF ONO have ISSUED nn address to their
brethren ~ TINT state, which contains true
whig creed III relation 10 the war with Mex.
leo, and the course the party should pursue
m nomlnilms rand,da'e for the PrcsiGcn.
cy The one man power involved our
country IN a war contrary TO the wishes Il
the people. 'The hi!t,ss calls upon The
the people 10 ponder upon the consequences
which nre sure 10 rrsul, 10 our country, #
the war shonl continue, "A heavy nation.
nj debt, anl corrupt state OF public morals
The question is asked, vha, are we fight
ing for Ia question Of The highes, impon
ancc. aud which has never been honestly
answered. II is for more territory, we
DO no. desire il, we have enough Bot, il
more Territory is added to the Union, in
consequence Of The war, shall 1t be free or
slave territory The address says
"Therc are difficult questions involving
rrognan, consequences, Who can answer
them satisfactorily We very much fear
they are TO become subjects Of dscor!, con.
lcnuon and dlsunlon between the states -
God forbid Bat who can tell wha, time
may bring forth Oi one thing we ore
very certain The crisis demands wisdom
aud iitmncss.
We are opposed TO the acquisition and
annexation OF territory, IN any manner and
under what prelence whatcvcr and rs cit.
izcns OF Il free state will never conscn, to
H." further extension Of slavery. II this
tNcIiing qU sion is to be thrown into the
political arena, If II IS to be mingled into
the mex, Presidential contest; ifms to DE
forced upon rs, we will meet !, like men.
We are rcddy-AyE READY u
In regard to the Presidency, the Commit.
Ice Say
"a word on the suhjec, Of the Pr, siden
ilal candidates Far be It tom us TO debar
any man. even # we had The power hom
aspiring to the highcs, office within the gift
of the people Neither would we make
military success, however signal, or militia.
~ achievement, however Brilliant n test Of
qualification And while we conIemn and
rejcc, no man, 50 neither do we propose
any man IN connection " uh the Presidency
We are pledged to no one-we are commit.
ted 10 no one We do no, think the pres
cnt proper time to scIrc, n candidate -
Let Us rcasserl our principles, and declare
the policy upon which we intend 10 act. -
We can afford 10 war; for the wing party,
is notso lew IN number or 50 poor in talent
tina, ii cannot, nj the proper time, furnish
many well I'cl, true and gallant leaders,
who will carry our banner on 10 victory,
and do honor 10 our principles Then a.
blde THE nOrR AND THE MAN"
These are words Of truth and sobcrnrss
and we wonll commend them 20 those gen.
.lcmen who are so busy manufacturing n
Candidate for the Wing patty Of the I'm.
ion, particularly, those land they appear to
be the most ac,ivc) whose States never cas-,
Wing electoral vote since the birth Of
time. We are glad to see the Wings Of o.
hlo stand forth thus boldly, in defrnce OF
their rlgh ls-Boston Kios.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30
MA,sr Resolve. are now before N

MANI. RrsnIfre are now btIOfe lhe
Legisla,ufe OF ,h, s'sle, which propose 20
submH % the people. a, the september
election whether the Constitution shall B..
so amended ss,o permits plurality Of vote,
20 elect q Governor. Senators, and Repre-
sen,auves IN The Legislature. instead OF .
majority, a. Dow proslded
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

Tnr PHrsIprNrs VisIr We under.
sand that the Committee OF the City Gov.
ornm,n,. appointed 10 make Preparations
for The reception Of the President of the L.
States ~ Boston, have appointed n sub
committee o. their number, TO proceed to y.
York TO meet the President. aud neeompa-
ny him to this City We also understand
thai rooms have been taken for him and
SUITE, n, the Revere House Artanecmcn,e
have also been made Tor civic procession.
aud John T. Head E.q has been appoIo,
ed Chief Marshal. The frs, Regimen, Of
Infantry, with the Ril" Corps 4 I.anccrs,
under the command OF Colonel l. i FL
mands, have been ordered bv lis Excel.
lncy to perform rcor duty on the day Of
tho ARRIVAL OF the President - Boston II
las.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30
\ / III SANTA ANNA.
Mrrico. Nay -. lN4D

From GER Tiy'or's crnr 'aler news
has reached y ORLEANS The only m
iciilgcncc of interest. IN addition to Ina, al.
ready given 10 on, Telcrprhic corres,on.
i,rc.. N.ll b. fund 10 The GiloNing letter
tJm the P,cayne
SAirt.Lo Nsy n
There is M 1ou'i ita' $50 ,haii march
uTcn San l.nisa'n very eaHy p.not as
srel nsa s.f. ..lri tr~'er q ifao,s atiive
Sofa tcl0w ard om siu l.uistoise CIR
a. houcI. 4 communication rtceNod
if.m Gontral scou ~ Gen II, l0r few
days a.o,gnins BE- scoooe, Of the battle
near Jalsra difccis Is,n 1aylu 10 move
., once, OF - 'at, ns possible, from San
Las, MAeto he ,,pec,fd ,he l,i,ef wouli
reach han L. he c,,y 81 Mexico So tha,
Gen IaSl3r MI nm prpN.at., ren,ain any
ume a, san l.4s. uui'n he receives orders
ihere. to-, iss,lne garrison ior ne place.
NH proceed vita ihe iodue OF his CON
naud 10 ihc c.y 81 NcAco A. s0ou a.
my hcafh wlli p.fmH ny re 10 Monte.
fry sha spgff, -. morc d..i, Of
ihe r'an a. oaeu on Number o. troops 10
be aAcu sai cher Parical,n likely %
b inirr,s ..-
s?eaurs q, teshh. S.A.i3 afrar 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

a Local JokE well, George"
asked a friend OF young lawyer, who
had been admitted abou, year, "how do
you like your new profession e The reply
WA. accompanied ~ hfef SIGH 10 'ui tho
occasion My profession - much b'uor
lbnn my praclice lPhihielphIa y 4
mcrlcan
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

AwTuL PHI AoE IA fellow was re.
senlly met gong IN great haste towards a
Pin Mandatory, n one of our northern
crics Halo, Jim which way no. so
fast ?"
"The fact is have taken two boxes OF
pills and all without dong me any good.
Ia going now to swallow the Agent, to
see what effect tina, wall have"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

Offence u Country a curious rco.
luton, which II is said VII occasion .ome
trouble among he uniniiiaied Democracy,
has ben introduced into the New Hsmp.
shire Lesl'la,ate rendering the sympathy
Of The people oflhe state 10 the f'leois and
relative. Of the brave men who have "a lien
dlrng he preseni var, IN dcfcEce u their
coun,ry.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30


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Polk ASpHis GENERALS, The Vichs.
burg Wig says ,ha, u new work under

'hls ale viii shorty appear. The pr'nci-
pal Generals" shdched are Antonio To-
peS de Santa Anna, Thomas Han Benton,
and Gideon Pillow The Wig pfoJic,s
for II M immense run,
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pgrsiptSr PotN Nor CANr'pArr ron
Hr.rLrcrioS MIR Polk made speech a,
the Baltimore exchange onTucsday, which
he declared his intention not TO be candi-
date for selection under any eircums,an-
ccs. aud that he was DESTROYS Of retiring 20
private lie.
The reception of the President at Bale
more was magnificent, The military iurucd
out in great strength Thousands called On
him j0uT. II Conn.,