The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22

--srarr ~. Dawn Btsu.--The indies.
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~ Day q Ages, last. frian,ss.ly iss.io q
yusn,ry Il boots snd Shoes frun Crorss
!. cuilc, and others A. nrsusss.aro. cfthe val
ue q sbaui SIXTY dollars Plea nS guilty.
The ioy RETAINED vcrair, Of guilty. The
seu,ence by uhr eoars. ons year 10 the State
Pnson.--Ib.
We are glad 10 learn thu; Govern.
or Royce who Ia. been seriously indis.
po.cd since his rc,stu from Montpelier has
Al,nos; entirely recovered. e. ~. .Hbaas sfs,-
s,,gyf.
We notice with pleasure the ap-
I'sin,tn~ni Of q. w. lIarishoru, ESQ. editor
Of the Orleans County Gazette. as CLERK Of
ihe Courts in orlcans County. This is one
81 the appointments that Arc Ct 10 be made.
ilarshorn deserves well no, only Of the
Wing parry, DO, Of the whole people of Or
leans County, Tor his industrious and ener.
gctic cif,ris TO furnish them good home
paper. The GaHciie has improved =, least
hundred per cen under bis management,
and We doub, no, will improve still more
Uisdsor ysnnai.
The Washington Star says that one
Thousand and sixty dollars have been re-
eeived at the Pension Office, on aecoun, Of
money fraudulen,ly obtained from that bu-
reau by Jacob slingcrlsnd. who Is now 10
the Vermont State Prison, having been con-
victed on forged pension cases. These re-
ccipts are probably the effects Of the sale
ofreal estate that belonged to Slingerland's
wife. before her marriage.
"A GREAr LoAp.-Thc Railroad
,ldroeafe says that in October last, loco.
motive on the Mine Hall and Schnylkill Iiu-
ven Railroad PA. drew a train Of 2a3 load
ed cars, weighing about 2iO0 tons or L.
100000 pounds, and which was fully three
fourths Of a mile long. This is, without
doubt the greatest load ever drawn by a
single engine.
TIM MEssAoE.--We have not vet
found room for 1t entire. The Democrats
are in ecstacies because their chief and mar
nate has done decent thing. The Wings
take 1t very clcverly. When it is publish.
ed with cuts illustrating the capture of
Grcytown by the Democracy, we shall give
each OF our readers volume. The Hind
sor JoW nal closes a review Of the message
thus:
There are other grounds, however, on
which our patriotic President can be ex.
cnaed, if not justified, for devoting so large
portion of the message to the vindication
oil this act. During the past year, elections
have been held in most of the free states of
this Union,-and in every one of them the
Administration has suffered an inglorious
defeat. The harmonious democracy have
been utterly Frustrated in the free NORTH
Everywhere they have been routed-'horse,
foot and Dragons Greytown is the only
place where the democracy have ,riumphed
during the last twelve months. Here the
Administration has achieved most brill
liant victory. Let it be celebrated, them
Lot the President 'baze away in the Mes
sage. Let him touch off his innocent fire.
crackers, and light up his harmless boniires.
We are confident tina, it will harm nobody.
We go in, therefore, for grand democrat.
-. s..isilssss sss~sss >,---'--.--'-- -
Hit the gong-Strike the tomjon--Sound
the hugag-Hang the cxpcnse--let's have
a good time of 1t, and get up grand jolli-
fcation. Down with Grcytownl IIurrah
for the Democracy Hurrah for the Ad.
ministration Hurah for the message!--
1lurrah for General 'Pus'-HQrrah Hur-
nh!!