The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26


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Wig candidate c( iss9. ,bss ~er~ Al.
iriLsssd - The Wig candidate Of isio.
So h l. ~hL Nv. M~rriss'ters r-so-
issio~. We have ss~W The ssisL'ps
msAs n Congress to Ascertain tile
smssss II "o~~y that has been Paid 10
Gsnsrsi Scott dssisg his srrvics u for.
~ y-sss. The lS~mersss are seeking
70 Lsiss cot IN amount current hy
which they shalt be enabled 10 show
,tss C~sersi Ssoss has Leen paid IN
dsi,sss ard csn's E+ the services that he
l.as resavred 10 the cusessy- These
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sagses u svasseevaiis~ for ihs gsorioss
seisk-vessass al the hero Of M<xico.
Mr. Wan Dusem and his scsndulous or
gan, the Csods. ui.d the same game
with General iiasri-on - With what ef.
feet III. r..uIt of the election Of 1870
amply d-mon,trstrs. The Globe. il
ubvslierrc TO Nj. Van I,ureu's b..i,e.ts,
unf. rtoUk 10 show that Crneral llarfi.
.on had Lr-n an otIiceholder the greater
par, II his life. and had probably ie.
r.i,ed more money from the public
ru'se than ary other citizen Of The Re.
public, and had certainly xa.fed fc,
times as much. IL his Encouragement il
Use northeastern campaign be taken in
10 account !, WAS true that liarri.o,
al The age Of nineteen, had been ap
pointed hy General Washington an en-
sign in The army Of the United States
that he had ra.sed by regular
though rapid promotions 10 the Of
fec" Of captain, and that through
various military and civil appointment,
he had u, length reached The position o
Governor Of the Territory Of Indiana
Thus !, had happened with Harrison a
with Scott, that lie had passed through
numerous gradafions in the public ser
vicr, In which he had received the usu
al emoluments, and that like Scot. h
had reached mature period oflife with
out dollar Of the public money IN Iii
purse-dspendent upon the emolument
Of his daily service for his daily sup
port. We apprehend that the a,,emp
upon General Scott in 1852 by Mr.
Senator MeIriweiher. will be equal,
effective ~i,h that made upon Genera
Harrison by the l'lairs, Kendaila
Riveses, and Van Burens of lS4O.
is hardly possible to set money rniu
upon the glory that General Scott la
won for himself and his country upo'
The field in which he has borne the star
.panglcd banner to world,Ienowned vic
tories.
But there was one ground Of ATTACK
upon General Harrison which his en-
emies have waived in the case of Gen
sral Scott. !. was alleged by the Clob
and its affiliated journals that Genera
Harrison xas the cand idate Of tn
British Capitalists The Van Burel
newspapers were filed with articles de
signed to demonstrate that Genera
Harrison was the favoritc candidate o
the Bri,ish statesmen and newspapers
It was contendeJ vt the time, will
great truth and effect, by The Viii;
journals, tina, il any British gold va
expended in The election 1910, il wa
in ,radocing the gallant soldier Who Ia,
w"n his Lish.es, laurels in lis victo
sies over the Briti,h arms. II Their
vas any British feeling enlisted iu ib
contest, il was exhibited in British Ca
madam pres. which ridicaied and de
famed the gallant commander Of on
Northwestern army, tho defender O
Fort Meiys, and the hero Of tn,
Thames. In the case Of General Scot,
our I.oeosoco contemporaries do no
dare 10 renew the cxiumnie. in this ~
gard that we're showered upon Geners
Harrison. When the I,ondon Time,