The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

TIE iar Hararioa Tossio eorisias
hrr t'If.uiat announcement
~pHiat O. ar.' W -ck ia Jiuutry nsr,.
tAef- si.l %. s.sel tle afsi 10 a5er af o
NrH spiPef, FisIsise3 81 Burlington. 81.
Nanns. aai Nlnlualic. waich D.. g. be
= aished ices ,h-rrsNs-. q, each Of toe
ssats F'aees. sui o,hrrs. 81 n-eea.sy.-
h~'h BIZ FEE q pssilg, 10 tbe caaa'ies
~Aere p',hiish 3. itulii De- ihoroa-h
goiny Pee s,1 paper, OF In, els,s.-
We afe quite sIrc hd the proper Ga.
ilsanly in 'Ae Pos, Once Department has
daeaded ihst a newspaper caHnoi be- eifcu-
lated free u postage except In one County,
ani laai the ons in which Il y aciutlly
printed. ifn o1u circulsic IN tsp conn
na' fner ct postage by SIMPLY saving tina,
b b. ru1ii.hcd int~o countie.. thea It can
snnlurcr ITSELF 60 be pabhsaed in some
ioEn in carh roouiy IN ihe state. and IN
iha Union. snA ihercby circulate free Of
fsnsiage 'hroagbsat the United States. Il
world b. vel flr Publishers uf nos spspsr.
na' 90 deceive the people IN this way and
well 10, 10 a'iriup' t. clwum,rat very
acecp'l5lc Lac Of Congress, and thereby
provoke rs repeal
Thu Burlington Coari,r ADD the Nouis-
riio OssUrer are q, be- merged ln ,hl,
neslf announced papef A portion Of ti,.
F'er Democracy eross n breeds with tho
liuskers during the lste session. and found
The issue !.8iculoos nondescum. Now
hey propose family manngo. and to
un'ie ~in and a." by consolidating tlf.
'eHrisy and Dbssrrsy. TIN. j. another Of Z
,Ar mauy miAr-sall3s that have been re- 4
r,.',s,Y =, sn'hin the As, daz years, 10
=. distinct, oniiasavcry, political |
psiiY 10 NeImoni, "a State Ms much IN /
want q an anii-slasery parry as New Cas-
DC "a 10 want Of Goals. THIS Is the great 1
'oa'oa wiy The tncn farurias The orranisa-
iioa have succeeded no better, there ,sas \
MT the slshlo., need Of such party.
In order 10 increase their numbers, and 4
gaia political s,cohd,ncy. they have. fraan
iisne "a time, chsnsed their name. Fnst.
Il was The Abolition party. then the IN.
n-Sinyrfy Party. -thrn thr ThirJ Party. -
hen the Ffec SOD pary,--ihen the r. &c
democracy, --1Hi Gniiiy nobody know,
= that Ne real b,me rusy be, amer Adopting
~ many aiisss.
II has resolved, aud rc-rcsolyed. yci ~
li(cr yoar,--Its hid ils newspapers. an i
u tn Piraph 'aaiil Of s parry shining to
be HltloaL Il hl. succeeded m introau
ing Dew element Of discoI into The
-locu1ns. Pfcycuiing elections Ia towns,
'hlglns each party aiten'lmcs TO put up
harsrt-rlcs' nen Tor eihce, men Of mono
.ui n-gtuse qualities anl hindenns the
fgahisaiioa Of the Legislature an
without having ~ We causcc. accomplish.
a any good result. The mainiainancr nl-
third parry IA this STATE has cos, the poo
De u'any thousands Of dollars, by creating
necessity for repeated b,lloling, ia towns,
congressional Districts. aud IN the Lngi..
,turc, -,ui ~herr, Ne ask, IL The return.
'' whsi possible benefit has THIS organ
AIN been 10 Tins, ~ any other State
3n, noe tack D. nov iobe taken. since
lsrgc fragment If the party has cosle.c-
4 with the III ,ris." Tia Couyi.r an
1uncos tia, ihr ucw paper .sIphe es'ab-
..ied on ia ~anaesl faanlanon,T lmalyIng
mi Il wiil depend Tor success on the lrck-
&, e eefiaia men II wealth. and not on
be- uanhcr AMI support 81 rs readers
'o5ody csn complain Of ihis way Of sop.
anins paper q hfte arr those who
aopsc 10 mske such an Investment. bu, il
little Indicative that ise people d. MT
a., such paper ilowcscr, n Free 81,
aprf. must hAse ga esisirH,e, W. b n,i
.osArf thai here shsuld be a -sire 20
,aie ,hr'a droea' Ia aqPe1r.hcr, aai res
eciahlr Ia Character.