The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-10
TIRE RUTLAND HERALD.
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II We loui Cor political matters in our
err Stale. We find only two existing
questions a, present pending, calculated
10 excite OF interest, and neither Of these
should lie made the subject u ncw.pa.
per discussion, just 1t present. For
our-lf we are willing 10 risk the selcc.
ton IL new man rs L \. Senator; to
take the place Of the present incumbent,
TO the wisdom and judgment Of the gen.
raj assembly; and that they will ac'
di.creetly. We have no doubt.
, As it regards the o,her--and perhaps
tho more exciting question ia this coun-
iy--,l,a, Of member Of Congress, bu,
little or nothing could or should be
said IA yet. We give give in our pa
per Of to-day the correspondence Of the
two rival candidates, aud our readers
will not fail TO judge as to the position.
of each.
Bu, III. only great and really impor-
iant movement in the political world
around us Is the action of the two branch
cs Of tho wing party in New York
While the locos are attempting re-un.
ion Of their forces, the wings as it would
seem are disposed to attempt the attain.
ment Of victory, by division. Thi.
movement on the par, Of New York
politicians will surprise no one familiar
with New York political management.
'Dissolving views more intricate and
variesa,ed than any on exhibition in
any Of the cities have been presented
free gratis to the public by the New
York politicians for the last thirty years.
In our humble opinion more foolish
quarrel between twedledum and twee die
dec was never sought by sane men, than
that got up by the boilers Of the SYRIA
cuse Convention.
We find the following in the New
York Tribune-and as it gives our
views so entirely, and so niue Ia ebe,,er
expresses our opinion in the matter
than anything we could say, we con.
clude to give it place in connection
with this. The Tribune says:
THE EXCUSE FOR BOLTING.
The resolutions passed by the late
Wing State Convention form the only
pretext Of those who declaim agains,
the action Of that body Nobody finds
fault with the candidates no one pre-
tends that they are not fairly selected
and wisely located; 10 one asserts tina,
the majority Of the Convention were
not liberal to the minority in all things,
the passage Of those two resolutions ex.
ccpted. These, it is stoully affirmed
establish some novel test or assert some
new principle-they tend to transform
ours from n National into a" Sec
tional" party. We ask those who be-
lieve there is either truth or PLAUSIBLE
ty IN these representations to compare
the two resolutions complained of with
two passed by The last proceeding Wing
State Convention. without exciting op
position or remonstrance
RssofnfioHs If 1919. Resolutions Of 1850
| Resolved That recos Resolved, thst the ad
ntGias the restriction VI mission OF California in
slavery sithia hs present. 10 The Union as . STATE
it'o,s, ~ one Of the car and With free Coastitu-
dihsi principles II 0uf ~ tion, meets with our
i',cai hn", We pledge hearty appreciation; and
oufs~ves to tciloW- iss Territorial Cavern
citizens and The country ments are established for
To exercise To The uimOs New Mexico and Utah.
au The p"~sf we mey poe without any prohibnory
SEES 10 prevent the ExtsR CLAUSE. the assumption
sloa u Slavery over that slavery 10 sxclu led
single loot Of rec Soil. oy @hef esuses, II 10 the
: Resolved, Thst We re solemn dniy ofConeress TO
iotcs that the Whigs orextsad the Jef.r,oniaI
New forf 90 long With Ordinance over thoss ter.
ost sice 10 The senate riiofiss the hrst indoa
Of the URon, un fuf the,tion. that klavssy OF in
Dexi s,I yeafs Be heard voluntary servitude 10
in that iustfous body Likely b int soi ed In
thfough WILLIAM trotuced into them.
SEWARD. whese name kssolved, That our
ideasi6sd With osf mosi ithsnts ere especially due
srdtcus arvssies and our,o ths Hon. &iLIiAn n.
mos, e'o''"a. ttsmphs, isSsrAko, for The signal
pledge Ia our Mst hrsnl ability and hdsIuy vuh
thfoosh ov' the Union thai ~h,ch he has sustained
vhenevef ffssdom, Jus- Ia the U Slate. Srnste
uce, and Humanity, shsn hoss beloved orr nc ,ples
aesd e. advocate IN thsi,oi prbic policy o. long
body $sw toft Gil aoi ehsrtsbej by the wings
es Silent iof The Empire Stale, e.
ptes.ed In State and Couo
! ~ Conventions as veil a.
~ the vo,es and iusiruc.
'uons Of oar Safe iegisls
'ufs. Those principles
are emioenliy Nstioas
and k~psoiiosn hscan ~
Whey are just and elait
attic.
There were other resolutions Of lik,
tenor with the above passed last year