The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07


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pnsriiesi hstfsa.ics 30 ysi IN snsssaiy
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Il i 9Th ilic especial sttp u calling
thc aiirzsan - eur cpaauissinnef o. tine
gs,aef tiat oow vfnc. hqrr ihas boz
ia cuurnau wah 81 uiacf men n the party
---i,kes ihr Siansafd--aa3 fhai BE- ws,i.n,s
b. ss,slod b. she miserable sopaisios q
IA. Windsor CO. bfoahrt commissioned
A. ! hasa alluded o. ihr Necessity ~ prcp.
- uausrcfnem egeu iu the c1nrsr diuoci-
I'd BY he standard. | WI srniufc ta sry
few vulds on ii,ai l-ad. which DO the
mor, freely 81 the Editor has owiurl 10
diaic 90 ;hss mu' lazy inrasurol sna
~tich o'nisstpa csn why account fr on
dee supp5siiion fhai b. " ia.' about thru
got keen scent ef =. Fo-.,fhias" taking q
ua. -diroctinu 81. c.--iqliopnac On somc-
body oui of iiie party.
Ia the judiciaus selection 81 the toun
agents maoh drpcnds and This "pin,7 D.
worldly VI a inl'drmlohn" coBsidcfafion 60
and in r-glrd 90 the action Of the Com
missIonefs in tins respect coui,,ss feel
a deep interest. No, that have any per-
soual fenrs--ss shall. by virtue q my
known standing IN the party IN the town
wherein | dwell, expect to be- consulted in
the matter But one cauno, well divast
himself Of natural anxiety for the welfare
and comfort of his brethren IN other scc-
lions Of the county --nor can the earnest
desire feel tot Ia. success or the party be-
rcPrc-sed and as W. want precisely the
sumo mrn ia secure all the ends We aim
ai"--itls 10 be hoped that no errors vii be
committed 10 this respect. Above all
things else would caution the Ccrnuis-
sioncrs against falling into the ridiculous
notion entertained by many that a nan be-
cause be lie honest, upright and moral IN
his character, and IN hiass!f entirely free
from the taint Of the cask--may be- a suit
able agent though mol member fthc tenn
pennce party. ! have myself been sur
pTisod By the Advancement of tlns idea by
honest, though simple minded and short
sighted brethren " our own m nks--nnd
II has often called for my best aud most
cunning management TO remove these her
eiical notions from the minds at such PEG.
pie without giving else to the whole mat
ter. The truth Is, 10 the real true blue
arc particularly objectionab c and We, they
talk Of their principle and when pushed
on the subject of voting with "the party
attempt 10 show that example Is better
than precept- and raise arguments to
revive that old and exploded doctn ne
that man should be won 10 virtue hy the
exercise Of kindness, geutleness, love and
such like nonsensicnl ysgaries-that might
have been proper enough IN the days of our
Saviour, but which with us have been OBJ
solete for more D,an ten years ns applied TO
tins question. A fddlestick ON such a
princ'pie as tins at the present day. Mo-
Give me the stringent laws and the rig
I'd execution Of them for the carrying on Of
moral aud religious movements IN DAYS
like these. Would that had the power
TO make these laws Wouldn't give 1t to
en- F; First, I'd stir up the shanty popula-
ton aud then would tnrn my attention 10
those seli-opinionatcd men who talk Of love.
een,lcness and principle and to them I'd
"ladlc ont the law" about as hot as they
could spit Instead of"rule upon rule
and "prccept upon prccept,' I'd give 'em
statute ennciment-and the penalty and
such AZ couldn't reach by statute law I'd
fetch by " rcsolution"-till every nan. wo-
man and child should become proGssod
temperance party people.
There is another yagary-popular some
what in the days of Jeiicrson-put m the
nature Of Notwithstanding the fitness
of men called upon to till offices OF public
Trust. But rs II Is not necessary TO give
much consideration to this in the simple
appointment Of Suffers" TO the cold water
army, would suggest only the following
necessary re4pisltc for that appointment
as It appears to me. First he must be
member of the party; this should be insist
ed upon; then he should be possessed with
one sharp and one duh eye. variable
scent at times keen, at others dull;--
aud a for honesiy,capaclty and faithiulness
he should be Al least honest--iriih he pdrflc
--capnbl, Of being ddrk and shady and
iaiihtul--to hf brethren and as | have
already, Mr. Editor Detained your mucj,ine
too long, will allow YOU 10 give the sig
nal TO g loose the brakes" and GO ahead.
NEw SCHOOL RrroRMra.
?. ;. | had designed sending this to
that excellent paper the Standard but as
time presses ! send 1t to the Herald, and #
You pm, II wish you Ia put 1t only into
such papers as you send to those iavorabletu
the party, as !, may not Just yet be pruden,
10 tell all 10 the obstinate and peerinr
outsiders come 10 them in due
time. Please send copy containing tins
10 each of the Co. Commissioners m the
State not forgetting Mr. Haskell of Wind
sor Co., and much obligc, Yours
rs. n.
AccIDTNT TO Hos. JANIS MEAcnAM.
On "Wednesday afternoon last. while