The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-18

nomination was truly must unfortunate
one /; unfortunate alike TO He party
and the person receiving IT, But it is
not probable that the mistake Of ncm.
mating il,i, person on the Wing tickle,
will again be soon repeated; and I'M
Ill il il, we hope that in Kindness to him
We may be excused from the necessity
Of discussing his character or merits in
our columns.
1t is with no small degree Of pain
ard modification that wu feel compelled
thus to a!luIe to matters ,l,n, should
long since have been passed over and
forgotten AS the by-goncs OF the past
and we certainly should not allude to
them now, but for The remarks Caused,
as we imagine, manly by CALLED sclfcon
ceit.) made by the young gentleman AT
the head Of the Union Wing" As we
think it due to the s,aid and reliable
wings who for quarter of n century
have rolled up the accustomed wing
majority in this county, tina, they should
know what this young man says ofthcm,
we give below few extracts from him.
upon which we imagine all will agree
] !, l,,t al g.,
unnecessary unless it be to add that
they give most abundant evidence tina,
either very large portion of the viii.
party Of Rutland County, or the Union
Wing" is laborny under most won.
dcrEul lalucinaton in regard to the
tru" position Of of things among us.
The following appears to be the view
taken OF this matter, by the Union
Wing"
"rhc late Judge of Probate in the
District Of Fairliavcn, who has held his
Office by remarkable cxcrions for n
number OF years past (having retained
il since lS30,) was ut last subjected to
rotation, by the Wing County Conven.
ton OF this year and doubtless conclud-
ing to expect no more from the Wing
party. made over his interest to the
Locoiocos, to help elect their States
Attorney, in consideration of the vote
, of that party fpr himself That consid.
sidcration seems to have been fully rem
dered, together with strong vote in
Cas,leton on local grounds, and to some
, extent that Of his personal friends and
the violent Anti Miner faction. We
know of no man in more contemplate
position. lie is probably elected.
5 eve have the following returns OF
= the vote in Rutland County for States
Attorney. G. B. Harrington. Esq, it is
commonly understood, has been sup.
ported, not only by his own Uhc Loco.
+ foco) party, but by the ultra Rummics,
4 on an understanding to be "lenicnt" in
the administration of the Liquor law
by the friends Of Almon Warner, the
Bolter candidate for Judge of Probate
{ in the West District, supported in re.
n turn by the Locofocos and by sundry
enemies in the wing party, whose insa-
TABLE bitterness against Mr.. Miner leads
them TO perpetua'e the strife of last fall
= by prescribing his supporters, among
t whom the Wing candidate for States
Attorney was conspicuous. Wing tick
cts, identical in appearance 18th the
i genuine, save the substitution of the
! Locofoco candidate for States Attorney
t were used and circulated with unspar-
:. ing craft and industry by the pretended
Wings, who participated in these mis-.
4 cradle SchiSms. 1t is not surprising
that many ignorantly voted them rs the
b Wing ticker, since the plot was not de-
4 tected till a late hour. We beg our
readers to contemplate seriously the
several splits in Rutland County, at this
election, and ask themselves how long
t it will take, at such rate, to transform
, this old Wing stronghold into Loco.
foco county. TO those who are rcsolv.
ed to rule or ruin, this consideration
will appear trivial,-but not so, we
e trust, to the mass of honest Wigs upon
t whom they must rely to effect their
ends"
In regard to the above, we have only
to add that it is more than "probable u
that dgeWarner j., elected ;"and it is
also WrH understood that the candidate
for States Attorney was quite conspcu-
Gus enough in his supper. of Mr.. Miner,
and especially, as ii was contest be-
t'reen Wings, and his motives of action
were so plainly to be perceived.
But the Wing further says:
at is not necessary for the ilforma-
ton of any person in this county, to al.
lude to the names of the consprators,
or 10 the motives which aciua,ed them.
We would say as little as possible to
re-awaken parlizan heat but it is not
concealed on any hand. that the feud of
this year is but continuation Of that
which last year should have been buried
forever. The county organ of the Ly-
man party apologies with undisguised
good will for the treachery, and chuc.
kles over its result. In Bennington, as