The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

The Free Press. General Cass's
srecisl organ as Detroit fuas ap the
name of Frsnkiia l.. Pirce,' ~ j,s
candidate Cor tho Presidency. bot Il
will probaLly find out ere loog, tha,
,ha, - no. the ccgnon,cn of tbs gentle.
man who so sadly put lis fayorisa cans
dida,cs nose oat " joint. the other day
nj Baltimore.
The st Louis Signal calls him
Frankiin a Pierce; tho Madison
Democrat throws tho name Of Frank,
lin W.. Pierce 10 the breexa; tho
South taroiiaian loists tho name Of
Frank an ~ Pierce, and tbs n insboro
IN c. } HSgisaot Understands ,lsas the
baltimore Contention las ,a,omina aiei
Franklin ~ Pierce. Som. oiber
journals hoist the name Of Franklin
Pierce. The Albany Argus annonn.
eed Gen. Pe-a-rcc rs the nominee Of
Ibe baltimore Convention, while i.is
Atlas Of the same place called him
Gen Pi-e.rcc--hrnce the Buffalo Ad-
ver,iscr reasonably concludes that
Pierce is the l,arnburner candidate and
I'ea,cs tic liuuker. Ii also says that
in ChaIaaque County many sup.
posed the candidate to be James 4.
rearcc. the Whig +. s. Senator from
yiand. others Thought il was Pcarce
Of il,ot county who formerly had somc-
ding TO do with the Indians. 1t also
tells a good story Of John Il. Jones, Cd.
i,or Of the Viccnncs tia.) Sentinel, Who
was at Baltimore rs .ooi, "a tic re-
sui: OF tl'e forty nimh b.!lio. was known
Jones like an entcrprising editor (and
a good democrat) rushed 10 me iele.
grap, Office, mailing about three infinite
time, and n,tomisi,cd his readers by the
following answer to the question, 'who
is General Pierce !!
Gen John a. Pierce Of New II.!n'p-
Shire is the unanimous nominee of the
convention. a better nornIua;ion it is
not possible TO have male ..
Mr. Jones Immediately contracted
| will, the Democratic national central
committee TO carry the State ol Indiana
for any majority they might choose to
name. -s a .a rs4 ,l,,
| a story is told also Of mar.
throwing up his hat for Price, while The
New York Express has the following
These little rst,ers show that IN.
namc of the nominee WAS not quite SC
familiar MS household words, in eve.
~ State of the Union, as the N. II
Patriot says il Is.
AptSp6s,-It is related to ns by ont
who was present at ike tire. that or
The evening Of TIC nomination, a prc,t,
warm aud enihusias,ic, 5nc of the b'hoy.
in the Sth waid Was vaporing, gassin:
blowing somd call il. iii "A bar: room
about the super ex ceilencc Of tho con
vcntion's selection, aid offered any n
mount Of bets that Page wouldls clec
ted
| Yes he will + excI.iimed lie exci,et
partisan. 'Ile will anu no mistake
Page is the man! Hes boiind to he e
lec,ed. and I'll bet fifty Collars on il.
i Who's Page? said byst'.nder.
who's Page reared Tie blower -
That's ~la, you said when wt non,
mated Polk I! Who's Polk aDd "
showed you who Polk was, didn't We
Say. and wa will show you. who Pas
is too, by next November, ste it "
don't ...r ..
But who is This Page persisted ii
former inquirer.
'Who is he, who Il Page 70
ain't such plaguy fool AZ to talk IN
in earnest, are ye? Why every bod
, knows that Page is the greatest ma
in Hampshire State; has held ever
office in the 4ta,c, and licked the Ne,
leans all to pieces. Page ! just Ms
cyery body didn't know Page.
4, Perhaps its Pierce,you're talking o'
said Bill one 81 The speakers co,mal'
gently Pierce, Frank Pierce wa, ii
chap that got the nomination 10 day !
.P-i-s.r-c>e Tdrawled out the asioT
i-hed orator. Pierce? Well, ] belci,
h i, was. Ofcourse, il was; Ererybod
tnors Pierce.--N Y Express.
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