The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-11

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Tn" following document appears ns
slight reaction 10 the Barber & Go. truck.
and-dckcr hhors, aud may be- taken a. IN.
dlcatNc Of the state Of feeling At prcscn,
existing among the morr homes, Frrcsc,
crs;
From Walton. p,iy i.nrrsf
Free Democracy betrayed.
On ihr 9Th inst. T.. u. Barber, Charlie.
X. Field llotillo Nccdham and some four.
teen others, and that little man described
by the poet.
"Nocrah morn active in the dift, dance.
Downward o. climb 81 hackw and io ad,ans,"
the initials of whose name are \. J. Rand
who has acted from the beginning of tho
session as a "s,ool pigeon" for llunkcrdnm,.
did vote for John 5. Robinson. the Rum.
Fugitive Slave Law advocate, and hy their
voting, elected him Governor Tor the wear
ensuing. They are 10 receive m return
such other offices as are named in the fol.
lowing resolution, which was passed at
the last caucus on the evening oi the 2Gth..
when the party dissolved, took down their
sign, and agreed to close the books of the
concCrn
"Reso'red, That the Free Democracy
will support the Democratic State ticket,
# the Democrats will pledge themselves "a
uid IN the election of candidates for all the
State offices which the Free Democrats
may Inommte."
Great professions had been made bv
Birhcr aud his friends In favor of uniting
with the Wings, If they would make 1t
sure tina, the Free Democracy should have
n United States Scnator-of which, by the
way, positive assurances were given; bu;
when the trying hour came, not being able
to conquer their prrludices," they
weighed the welt roi.cd balance in virtue, scale
And took the yellow brihc.n
They fell, and 80 what fall was there,
my countrymcnm Then,--as the fellow
said to the man who was captain of mn Gle
phani, take off that rug Mister, (mcaning
his rough hide, and lc, us see the hair on
the anlmnI"-they took of their free soil
rug, md voted for rum and Slavery. Law
renee l'rnincrd was left by this bunker por-
ton of the Free Democracy with but rir-
TEEN tried friends. These were, as near
as we can remember, DR.. Bradford, DR..
Temploton, Mr.. Flint, Mr.. Foster, Mr..
Boardman Mr.. Shlitcr, Mr.. Cook, Mr..
Barton, Mr.. Jones, Mr.. Bromley, Mr.. Smith
of Jericho, Mr., Madison, Mr.. kinsmsn,
and Mr.. Judcvine.
The following resolution wns voted down
at the last caucus:
"RoSo'ref, That the committee be in
structcd to propose TO the Wings, that W.
will elect their Governor and Treasurer,
on condition that they slIlll cleo, our Lieut..
Governor, all other State Officers and
United States Senator-thc Senator to be
elected first"
This shows that Barber, Field g. Co.
were determined not to receive any propo-
Sltion from the Wings, aud even prevent.
ed the election of o. l.. Shutter TO the L..
$. Senate Heard ever the world of such
pcriidy as this?
But We rejoice that there are few choice
spirits nllvc, and determined to battle
against liunkcrdom until the end. On the
evening Of the 21th, notwithstanding Bur
hers State Convention nj the Court House,
the friends of freedom gathered a, the
state House, AMI manifested their dlslp-
probation To the course of those who be-
imycd the Free Democracy. Among those
werp:-
Hon. Lawrence Bralnerd,
Hon. o. l.. Shaiter,
Ion. ]. Scott.
Hon. &. w. Bailey,
Gen. Ryland Fletcher,
q. {. Samson, Esq,
A. p. llunton, Esq,
Mr. Judevinc, of lIardwick,
Mr. Smith Of Jericho,
Mr. Jones Of Dover
NJ Cp3k Of Charlotte,
Sir Bradford Of Randolph.
DF. Templeton of f.. Montpelier,
ana many others, many Of whom made ear
nest and eloquent speeches in behalf of
the cause of freedom. The meeting was
also addressed by Mr. Lewis a colored
clergyman.
The history Of the whole affair will short
ly be published, when the friends of Lib
criy will be Informed of this last drann of
Barber & Go. How many acts there will
be IN this play we know not. FIRST Act,
John 5. Robinson, Fugitive Slave gag
Law, annexation of Cuba, slave ter
-itory. We leave a blank for the remain
ing Acts, thus,
ONE ~ TuE 4 SrrRRIrIrD