Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01
At PANRUn HALL. BOSTON
Oct. -. Is4s

Ahef the ora aai1suou OF the upseiing Mr..
Cbosie made isv spptoprisle remark. on
taking the Chair, shef which Mr. Webster
SPOKE 10 The following sfisot -
and myself once sgsin. sssIismsn, cali
cd upon 70 meet you Within ibese wa lis,
where, surrounded by the images Of the
great snd good moa OF our ooguify. and the
fecoiieotioIs Of the past, ! have ten ihous.
and voicss speaking and sdmonishins you
AMI inc II Oof duiy - men and ciuIens
The lnyiiauon which you have given me 10
address you again upon pabhc matters was
UheIpected, bot comply ssih the wishes OF
ths people, aod NJ the Wings Of Massachu-
setts, 70 Law before them nv opinions res
yecung the present state OF tho internal sf.
fairs OF our copntry and its future prospects
II cannot be disguised that the effects Of
the national elections now at hand. will be
most important. The results will be either
great good OF great evil To the country. both
at the present tune and In time 10 come -
There are but two real candidates for the
office Of President Wing candidate and
Democratic candidate. As TO the indyldo-
al who 10 regarded as the candidate Of third
party. whom some OF our late friends have
seen M to bring into the field against us, |
mast soy that, to speak in military phrase,
the whole proceeding seems very much like
a diversion. nigh, 90 farther, were not
the matter Of 50 solemn a character, and pro-
nOBnce II TO be much Of a diversion In the
alncAi sense, There sre two candidates,
say, and no more. On the election Of the
one OF tho other Of these candid ates, great
events will depend the election Of either
will draw after Il consequences closely and
materially affecting the business OF the coun-
tty. II General Taylor be elected. with o
Wing Congress, there are TIVE very important
laws which wall be either repealed or essen
italy mod fed, namely, the Subifeasury law
and the Tariff law OF 1910. IfGen Cass
be elected, with Congress supporting his
views and the doctrines Of the party now
striving to elect him, both these laws will be
continued. In either case the event will be
most important 10 tho people Of this eoun-
try.
read this morning E speech delivered by
Mr. Buchanan, the Secretary Of State, one OF
tho ablest men Of the party which supports
the present administration. Differing from
that gentleman 40 certainly do In political
subjects, ! must yet do him the justice to
cav that HIS speech Is candid and manly
speech. lie pays proper tribute 10 the
military talents OF General Taylor, but com
plains that he 10 a Wing, and Il elected Pres
Wing Cabinet he must cary into effect
Wing principles Of government Nov a
ePros To all this; | nave no doubt that Gen.
TAYLOR will select Wing Cabinet, and ad
minister the government under their counsel
fIom his own honest and deep conviction OF
the Justice and soundness OF Wing pfinci-
pies.
A to General Cass, will say without re-
serve, that NV opinion IL, he will, II elected
President, and sustained by Congress hsr,
monizlng " nh his views, carry into effect lhe
principles of the democratic platform OF Bal
limore. lie will follow The footsteps of his
ereaIeIempar, Mr. Polk Now IN The pres
cnt state Of things, the course OF action lies
plain before US. As practical men, rs men
not earned away with theories or specula.
iioas but as men trusting TO experience and
knowledge OF facts, VIC are Brought to this
position, TO support either General Taylor
or General Csss for the presidency, and TO
prepare ourselves for the effects and the
measures which We know will inevitably fol-
low the election OF the one or the other Of
these candidates. The main question is a
veIy plain one-ought the Sub treasury nd
the pfessn, tariff TO be eou,inuod or notl
l. the sub treasury a rsslul institution -
n 30, 10 whom Is IL usefuli Is II useful TO
OF 10 government Nov, what Is the pres
ent state Of the country under the influence
oflhe sub-ueasary ! You all know what II
H. Money is scarce, and bears a high in
tereat this state Of the money market has
continued more than a year Business,
moreover. is siagnaiing, manufactures are
decliniag. You all know these 10 be facts,
This scarcity al money and this stsgnatien
Of business affect all classes Of The eommu
nifty diAaStrously they embsrrass the cspi-
tahst, imposefish tho laborer, aud make The
poor man poorer Such u state Of things
viii continue az long the sub-treasufy and
the tariff Of 1915 remain, and the suifsn ags
now experienced by The country viii increase
from degree N degees, TIL they reach poin'
lar beyond our present calculations. Tho
1ub-ueasufy "a one Of the most absurd fan
tastes that ever entered the head Of man, one
Of the greatest legislative decepiions. and
one 81 the least plausible of all poliliea
frauds ever prAeiise3. Is there snoIhet
coanify in tho cifhFed world, living b,
commsrcs and lraffic, where the people hsI,
locked Up thcit circulating medium
Hntnftcaiiy | can asa. How DID the Sub
Treasury Gone into sTistencsi WIS. a n
all yeIy PLAZA Gsh JAekspn 90, lata con
troversy xih the United States bank. en-,
Withdrew the peoples noney from a ia 1899
And how Odd he keep II amer this " ithdrAw
49, Why, by what DO called al eTpeumsai
lie pot The HnOaey 10 certain private bAnk
fot safe keepins The experiment failed, an
me tanks biuw up % 1859 and 1897 VI
Nan Bursn was thea in Office. Ito Gale
a. sIEa ses.ioS OF Congress Ia 'he hFs' yea
Of be standardization and be and hts coau
Ss.isTs Produced az ougtnal idss--ihAi d
he PrvssGi ssb rTsaAaiY ouginal % cel
ninly va, Coz theY stole no sibef mans "a
'TsniiSn. Tina eoaatfy tired his original idea
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