The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16


ton aud ogdensbu'gh, Springfield and
81. Johnsbu'y. BY Telegraph wires, he has
become the proprietor and editor Of the
FSo P,ess Tins pAPef Is nov conducted
10 the satisfaction q the readers, and to the
cr~di Of The State. We vail apologize TO
any one Who viii call on US, lot adding the
follosing iffeyereni lines, onee spilled TO
Ben. Frsnkln, -
IAN hail. Ots bee. the best q iasa,
Long s.sl his nsasosI lat
~. "a, tls mas .a had he pan
To ho,s The nshraihs fAa."
"Tbsa is, =. al. with heart and sol,
Rssg.usdins, say. smsa
whsa ~ ps5sss tslsrraPh.s Hs~',
Give ers4i 10 oad lea"
T. d. WHITING. editor and proprie-
tor Of the NJ .iibans afssseager, was
there. Fifteen years ago, without cent,
he became the conductor Of the Msssenger,
when there WAS NJ, enough OF tito deserve
a name. by perseverance,, hard labor, and
determination To succeed, the paper has
acquired friends and power, and has re-
turned proht to It's owner. lie has, at
present, to aid him, Mr.. w. =. DAVIS, u
young man Of decided talent, graduate
Of the Vermont University, and who will,
with his solitary left hand, yet acquire
much credit as writer.
T.. r. WALTON, Jr., born 10 life Of
labor among newspapers and types, is the
editor Of the ". Hatehman. Though small
Of stature, he is large minded. Though
peering through glasses, he sees quite
through the deeds Of men" Though de-
cappilatsd, he is yet young in years, and
works necessarily a, something. lie is an
honest man, with generous impulses, and
has better knowledge of the political his
tory Of State than any other editor in it,
The UaichEian Is an old, influential, and
valuable paper, and may /, never want a
Walton to conduct 1t, although it ia rather
Domadic.
THOMAS Hale was there, the bachelor
editor Of the Windsor Journal. His paper
is his family, and right well does he provide
for his family. lie is ambitious to publish
valuable paper erery ioeek, and he always
succeeds. He writes carefully and ably,
and selects with taste and judgment, and
talks whenever an opportunity occurs.
Long may the hair wave on the top OF his
head, long may he see clearly, long may
be the list Of his subscribers, and long the
line Of his pos,eri,y. The Journal is fond
Of walking in the old paths when it knows
them TO be right, and often warns its me-
tropolitan neighbor Of the Uafehman, Of the
danger Of running into the bushes. How
ever, they are, at all times, within hailing
distance.
boro Statesman, ina infested no small inter-
est in the proceedings Of the Convention.
lie rs an industrious and persevering man,
publishes large and vslu able paper, is not
troubled with consump,iye income, has
10 fear Of the famine, has good reason to
love his family, but listens to the laugh
ter Of a neighbors mot edi,orial) children,
when he listens at all. The Statesman is
not found in the extreme Of any question,
but furnishes fair editorls, and a good
epitome Of all the news, and is too fond OF
ornithomsche.
JosErH II. BARnErr, OF the .Miidxt,Dy
Rssrtster came also among them; a man of
fine talents. scholarly tastes and culture,
and no, at all disposed to question the ac-
eurs ey Of his opinions which, almost always,
are right. The Rsg,sfy has marked char.
ac,er Of its own, aud its influence is strong
and elevating. The Rsgister was Of the
-'silyer grey" stamp in 1850, but the recent
Nebraska trcaehey has earned it quite in
to an opposite position. The editor Of the
Rsgister Is fond ofthe guide board exercise,
and Is often vexed that other people cannot
see which way his index points.
Is. d. HAhns IS the worthy and good
looking editor Of, worthy and good look
ing Braiiieboro Eagle. lie weat once lhe
Is quite young man stilil Secretary TO
Utah, but not liking the laws and usage. u
Brigham Young, he returned to his eyrie in
the pleasant and crossing village Of Draitle-
born. Mrs. Harm, worthy to be the wife
Of the Eagles editor, accompanied her hus-
band among the Rocky Mountsins, and
returned with impaired health, bu, which rs
well nigh restored The Eagis Is eIner-
prising. good natured. shrewdly managed
and newsy, and iis editorials are among the
ibest written in the Stsi-. Mr.. II. iss ges.
tleman and scholar, and ~e hope the eds
aa-'si fraternity Of verson, ~iii long nsm-
dbr him among them
Dn. CAAkLIs Ccksrsss Is the EagL,,
AID, and that paper does not limp whea
conducted BY the Dt.
Mr.. JuDD, the nee e1i,sr Of the Yv-
ge-aes pspsoniey, sas If the eonvenii0u.
aud We doubt ma, yin raake the Termsaser
Wis, il ont TO be in III respects.
The ed tor. Of the B,mH@xs.n saa.s.
md 81 the Hsstor geyssm y,xrAaL n
seems, we're at the ooaseni,oa, bot having
no personal acquaintance wsih then. eesn
'nly ssy. tina GtAey are A.k as good lsos-
Nc and veil sehsres az thes psper<. -.