The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29
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The caa.inssd attempt Il sosrs ,en
" . aaasb Whis mcnocrs u Congress
" bring eoa!as,oa into tie councils Of
The party, GA oil occAsions, by forcing
s,cslas,ingly before them the question
~ 10 TAG hnai',y Of the Compromise
measures. ne are glad 10 see is besin
i.as 10 attract the attention Which
each action de~rye.. SO long a. this
dislosi,ion i. manifested so'ely by =
few cratic S0u,bera Wings whose re
gasl for the principles Of the party ia
last in ,..eir love Tor tho diyi, ins,i.
tsa,a : 20 hong As this ceaseless and
aameanins clsmor Of lore for the Tn
.on. and regard for the adherance to
the principles Of the constitution comes
from the South alone, all can we'll af-
ford to exercise any degree Of patience
Auj leave thin.s 10 work their own
cure bat when We sce this small
land Of disccntehts supported or led
on By, even an occasional cotton heart
ed aud cotton headed lou.bface from
she North We ere free to confess that
patience much !ess cha,,ty--ceascs
10 be virtue. In the very FIRST rank
4 this class, conicssedly stands the
lion. Mr.. Drosk.s + 'i.or Of the New
York Express aal member Of Con
sssss from New York City. In the
rent attempts cf this gentleman to
.rcs q Wig caucus into the concur.
renee Of the Gnalisy VI The Comprom-
isc, and 10 his zeal 70 save tho In
,ou and guard the South asai 81
Northern aggression '--hs has fair
Iy" out IIcrodcd lIcrod '--havin:
gone to a point beyond that to which
many even Of the S:avocrats them
selves are wiling to %. II there J!
position less en.iai!e than tha. 0
say other, /, Is that in which 'toady
ever 6uds himself when notified tia
b. 10 in advance Of his masters wish
ss- and the jus: rebuis lately give
~ Mr.. Brookes by Messrs. Maugum
Jones and SsaLly would to any othe
than thoroughly cotton dyed dough
face prove a salutary lesson.
Bu. whatever may be the effect c
this eas,isa,ion upon Mr. Brooks, O
however it may touch the feelings
cflhs 'uniouis,s generally, it is no
rendered quite arparen: that the III
LIood Of tho Union rarty--pdr cree
'tnee--is fast oonng away---tha. it
rapidly dosing the slu,iai,iye FowS
necessary to bind such q harmouio'
band together. and tia. the part,
will end, as il began, in a mere pc
aona', OF !ccuniary, Performance f
Presidential candidates. The Oh
show Of lie ,ha, this patty has Of la
exhibited add The only love for Il
Union /: hs tecen,ly manifested h
been in i.s logged opposition Ia /!
por.isa,iea Of Zen. Scs,t, and it's d
Termination to sadd!e load upon Il
Wing party that no Northern par
can stand under for q mament,--a,
Siseh none in Vermont but a corr
rails guard Of bunker democrats. vi
play solely for the National spoiIs
dare 10 shoulder. How far the hra
es Wings may succeed in binding Il
whig party, nor and forever, to Il
supper, Of the Compromise messar'
Of course remaias u Do seen /; but fro
pcssen' appearances it would see
hat . growing determination exis
in the party proper to hold on to /!
old. we'll defined, and well undcr,o'
landmarks Of the party, and the hoi
ola glorious victory under tho LEI
of'oA Chiar~ay grows trigi,
and brighter every day.
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