The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-12


uili sro thu, M rude hand II pcwg OF "
r.nicai passion !. lad nron hun with mn
puuits. Tie must rcalixr that upon every
ssa and uron every sal where our enter
PRISE may righifnlly s~ck the protection "
oar Gag. American citircnshipfs an insio'-
able paucroly FOE the security 81 American
rights.
And IN this connection II csn hardly be
necessary 20 rcafhrn q principle which
sheaid now be regarded A. fundamcntai.---
The rights. security. and rcporc ot this con
ft.ticracy reject the idea Of Interference az
colonization on this side cf the ocean BY
any foreign power beyond prcscn, jurisdic.
ton rs utterly insdnlis,ablr.
The opportunities Of observation firn-
i-hed BY ny brief experience AZ soldier,
confirmed In my own mind the opinion en-
tcrtained and scted ppon BY others from
maintenance Of large standing armies In
our country would not only be dangerous,
but unnecessary.
They also illustrated the importance. I
nigh, well say the absolute necessity. Of
the military science and practical skill fur
nished IT, such an emlnen, degree by the
Institution which has made your army what
il Is under the Discipline and instruction of
officers not more distinguished for their
solid sttainments, gallintry. and devotion
TO the public service, than for unobtrusivc
bearing and high moral tone.
Inc army, as organized, must be the nu-
clcus around which, in every time Of need,
the strength Of your military power, the
sure bulwsrk Of your defence, a national
militia may be readily formed INTO well
disciplined and efficient organization.
The skill and sell devotion OF the navy
assure you mat you may take the perform
ance OF the past as pledge for the future,
and may confidently expect that the flag
that has waived ITS un'arnished folds over
every sea, will still float in undlminished
honor.
But these, like many other subjects, will
be appropriately brought at future time
to the attention Of the coordinate branches
OF the government, TO which shall always
look with profound respect and with trust
full confidence, that they will accord TO me
the aid and support which | shall 80 much
need, and which their experience and wis.,
dom will readily suggest
In the administration of domestic affairs,
YOU expect devoted integrity in the pub
lie service, and observance OF rigid econ
oiny in all departments, so marked as new.
or iustlv 10 be questioned
II this reasonable expectation he not
realized, frankly confess that one of your
leading hopes il doomed TO disappointment
and that my etJ,rts in , vory ;n,n1,.,. =, 49,.
ticular must result in n bumiliat;po fa;l,ro
Officers can be properlv REGARDED only
in the LIGHT of aids for The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
of these objects. and as occunancv can
confer no prerogatiye nor ;mnor,un.,o de-
sire for prefcrment any claim Tho nnbi;c
interests imperativelv demands ,b., ,ho,,
he considered with solo rofer.nca 10 ~
dnties 10 bc nertormeJ '"'
Good citizens NAV wo,I slain, H.,
,ec,;on or GOOD laws ana ,ha ha,,;,,' "a; "a"
ence az wood ooycrnn,an, h., IL; e.
Office ia What n neonIo IF n ID onnhI;a ai,a, ~,
never rocogn;sa ''' ''''''u
No re,senahle man oc nv all
,ect tho Adn,;n;s,rn,;on ." py VII
ppf ne rosnons;h;I;,,' al =, =, ~ usau'1s'
,non,s az sr.cos: % -, ~
know, 70 hc nn5n, tho ;ns,an"n " 1 s',,;
cal hos,;l;,v and nar,;,.n n.,;rs; Onu
sitions which will reo,,;re moi only say a.
labor. hut cordial co.rnero,;on '''''
Having no implied engagemen,s IN mt;
E-no rewards 10 bcstowr'no resen,mon,s
to remember. and no person,l wishes 70
consult in selections fny official stations
shall fulfill this difficult and del;ca,o ,r's,
admitting no motive as worthy. ,;tber ~
INV character or Official nos;;;,, ,'N m.h;.h
does NOT CONTEMPLATE nm efyac,;ve J;sch.ron
of duty and the hest Interests or rnv na,, s.
try. ny '''''
I acknowledge INV ALLEGATIONS 10 tho
masses of INV country and 70 thorn .ione
Uiyber objections Thar nersnnai $3.50
dizement gnye direction apd erernv tn,ho;,
exertions. in the Int canvass ana ,hov
shall not be DISAPPOINTED. Tbey reou;,e
nj NV hands d;l;ga.ca ;o,oa,;,,,
paciiy whenever there are duiies m he nor
formed. Without these oualitics in thor
public servants more STRINGENT In We far tJ,o
prevention of corupt;on nd snecrI.,;on