The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-21

ihe tweuls 81 III. State siresian. nor arg
any Of the whis presse. in fsessy Iva.
IVA aissrtein.d a, thai rcsaii. NJ
urlis~r eli d,ou vote larger hy for.
" tAessaaf shan ,iic vote mhs'h has
'~~n cast N Dctol,ry. ana II TIA, fa'iy
( itoosAnd ,Lrc~ .oBfihs e !; NH L.. =
{ Wa,g ,a.e. past yil,~isenee Warrants
,bs. and more too. \, the Ssbeins;o
raj ELECTION tn isis. VIZ, whole vote
! pai,rd for Cover in p~ansylrasia
ws> Sj6.tt ~h,i- NJ 'h- Presidential
{ ele,,ira ,h- .ame year va. total vote
VIA sss.s52 ti'e whig increase being
( 1891 votes ~ aeain. when Gen.
la usas Mas a candidate
], also happened that neither II the
Stare officers vol,i for on Tlesday was
eonsid-r~i by rrea, many VIII. 10
,e's n 81 any gr-at importance. The
Canal Commissioner. !, was geh. being
in minority in the Board. could TX
rrclse no con,ra! over It's action ara. IL
"a, therefore. no, held worth while To
make any special effort to elect iiuF-
man AID rs 10 the Jajse. a. il wns
hatdly to be- supposed lis political prin.
cip'es coald influence his judicial con.
dee, ,hcr. 49,. mo u,,.n, ,.c...;,v II.
d.f~I Woodward. So argued lbe stay
al home Wing. aud The result wssl
/. lhel ahnx6nnl3sA f1hssxex<D eJltysel|(
I 32.S ~ ~ 3.,.rSs 7{a-;l,s ,,,;s 4, 10
s,,.,r ~h;y counties tho ior,,, ,icL .,.
.,. Al, ,,,s.m.d % d. s,r. If a, 80
,;o, ,b., ,.r,. r,,c,,-rs n v,ars wou,3
M, ,ronhle ,L.ns.lvss IN y,,. h.cou,a
,h.y c,,i, AZ. ma ,,.ss;,, o,.o.;o, g..
d,;,,v a. In con.oo,s,ca &c iii. t,,,,.
in, &c ,oi;a.rer.. III. Wi, y,,, Of.
Toesa,v tll very far Inflow Re ,.,,I
o,,o,r, ss,,.,;,,l, !, H.. VII, s,ro.r
holl.
~ tho f,,.,,. tho phi,,a.l,b;, IT,
o,;r., os p,;a,v .avs.
.Wh., the contest sho,, Il. ,o.;,;,..
and uneo,iyoco, between Wir6.lJ Scot,
.,d FIJI H., p;.,.. ,h.. ,h,I. A..
lean people will take an Interest in the /
struggle, aud The result will prove tina,
sense Of gratitude isa powerful sen.
limcn, in the American heart
The North american MISC remarks
We have not The slightest doubt that
W., ., 'wen'! 'S"'r 81, electoral '"'es OF
, r r", n s"'a WI. oe sneh 20 ,, yen
nhn or,J ,o " ,o .o ,,,a ,;, ., ""'-s,
tho trouble necessary to reacl, ,be noll.
when merely local Ind as ,L.v n, r
ly considered them. unimpo,,an,. issues
were a. stake. v iii mincle actively in
The Presidential contest and Hundreds,
upon hundreds Of Democrats, who on
Tuesday voted with their own party.
will cast their ballots for the gallant old
'e . whose name now shines so con.
'plcuouF'y in his coun'ry's history, and
' "os' 'a''''' NJ. ''e'ea''er ps among us
- ,hi. s,a,. !" No,on h '.. ;,, ou'
,ro.,., ,hsn onu No h.ma .o w." oe
,ad'
How crr >i p,"ncr '"Ic -.
popr, INV Er"uG,;a D. D .S
.,ec,sd % ,ha I.r; .,.,,.. a. ~ voc
r o. viz 's'
TLav ,;L.d h;, ,.o,, n.,
ID four years I
His condnc, and oh;,;,;o. u.- - ;
|eserv;n, ,b,t in 1871 ha w,. o,.,,sJ
,peoke, Of tIe H,uss Tha vo,o sa
cco;vcd ~ hi. occa.;,n n., ~ t, Nv
:. "o' "'oh'y
He received a majority Ct 100 GU.
700 members.
.e '''" gre" IN grace Tor In 1882
O5 votes ant of ons o.s,, s
In 1882. the same wear. no WAS q.
'c'ed to Congress by a majority of
'Voo; On.
rs.. Nv . m,;o,;,, IS O noo ~ ooh-
r. ahead of lis tichet.
In 1889 he was elected to the Sen.
Ie OF the United States. receiving
~ ~ ~" TO-, ou' ., - ~ 'ne honse'
enste. ~ Wv
In 1850 he was chosen PRECEDENT,
the Convention to amend the State
81 i'' Nv" 49, ~ vo'e Oh -o' out OF
W. cbsnanro ~ ""o.'' "eie wings
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