The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-28

sassrn sent o. iasr csnas nsaas On
tsi slhct W. niy hsvc ssmrtaing
mare % ssy pfiha hcr after
The wcoaaoek MrnrN amer sr,6ur
farh ,hs liberal anl msrnan.usas seiisn
ofais Ro,laalC saesnaaaf "a order "a show
us n,sllessa-.s ~ ih, Moss uarude'
C-1Hycuaoa oftbe asa. says
ave believe that vi,h tui r.ry
ihe raaeral ctaenital eos iCs.u wt-
iaat ihn " att C.Wthe'fsu' uf ths ith
ils', suii rif ani a31' ihs BHiIani
nlunsii,us all tht p%'affsnn o, p1m
rlos as sNt forth in iba Resalgusss th.fr
o. vtcA Nu' f4e rituG attaH aHd vl'
worArF- st hnntri Sire a. an rrf Ct ftrr
epg H. rNaL and ihii mssi be a~il.aI7I r1,
even though thereby, the opposition o. tue
Nebraska lu9ufv, d. divided, Hn3
encd. 90 the gnsf, by eui s1nsfscuon ID
the democratic pauf 90 il- state. u' dn'
now entertaining strong ao1s oi sue-
Oh reason a. tae division of the a1pa..ri
Had that Convention roufeu-ej iisalf wiIl
nominating Some sui'shi- person for liaut.
Governor, no place uf So. Sl4Hcr. who ls
understood % have declined, nnl 'hcu r,-
solved 10 have given 90 tue ucset, q hui
support. 70 would have paved The way tuy
sorh a victory 20 S %p,ruber as would hive
e'iddrned tlr hrarts cd Tar friends of ircc-
dom eycuwneua. and mljo Vernon. th'
" banner State in ,lo caused f han4n DO.
cry, and on The eide ui free lahor.'
The Bennington Braas rcmlrks as ol-
lous:-
1--WE regret exceedingly that matters
have assumed the shape they have, aul
that sorc Wing Eitors could not have
minded their own business hut 1t Is as 30
Is; auj can only BE- rcmedird by Gcn.
Waliou'- withdrawal from the canvass. and
leaving the vacancy 90 be dllea hy TIE two
Central Committees conointly-wh.ch we
hope ha viii DO o. an carly day. We did
not symplthiza With the late Convention,
aud therefore cannot be hold or bound hy
it. transa"tiona Int should the committee
agree upon Judge Royce n1y the office 20
which hc had been ntmcd hy n previous
convention, we shall hold ourselves In road
inoss to yield our treble AID TO Mr. Fieich.
cr-ihe candidate above named for Lieut..
Governor. The candidate for Treasurer is
the same as was named hy the Rutland
Convention. Mr.. Fletcher is a member NJ
the Free SoiI party, and Is q very worthy
and estimlble man. We once knew him,
and from what we knew of hun then, ana
from what report snys Of him now, we deem
the selection a wise one. Ilecln be elect
ed, If all are disposed 10 do right"
The Brattloboro Eagle, in a very point.
ed article says -;
In another column we publish an ont.
line OF the proceedings and results Of the
Mass Convention" The history Of this
.hybrld IS an anomoly i tho politics Of Yer.
mont. II was conceived in tho nianitv
aud cherished IN the trelchery of a few
heartless Wings, and ushered into exist
ence under the professional ausmces of
Doctor Thomas l.. Powers.
To people out of the State, as well as to
large numbers al home, the necessity Of a
i" Mass tnnveuiian on. Ia naminain candidates
ior tle Approaching election, ms MOI, al
AZ any time since the meeting Of the Rut-
land Convention, seemed apparent. The
great majority Of the people of this State
were satisfied with the nominations then
made, and with the principles embodied in
the resolutions then adopted. Both the
men and the platform commanded the an
probation OF all honest opponents of slave
ry extension. Notwithstanding the m
siderable array of names, embracing those
OF Democrats, Freesoilcrs, Wings and mi
nors, published in connection with the call
Tor a "Mlss Convcntion.s we believe that
the people very generally acquiescod in the
results of tho Wing Convention. They
saw no reason for any more nominations
or any stronger resolutions. Much less
could they discover why any participant IN
tn Rutland Convention should so far stul.
uty himself as TO lend his influence in cnll-
ing a new convention, and in nominating
a new set OF caudidatcs.s
we might quote from calm and able mr.
gnmonts from the Midllebury Register,
N%ergennes h,ipenicni, Casileton Journal,
q. Johnsbury Caieionian, Irasbureh On
1ete, and 81. Adams Messenger, why this
nomination WAS not only unnecessary, but
positively injurious both to tho Anli.Ne-
braska and Temperance cause. but the
way Is opened for a union Of all honest and
sensible ant-slavery and temperance men,
by the honorable, timely, and generous de-
clination Of Gen. Walton.