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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-01
GREAT FIRE IN TROY.
Four IIundred Families Iiouseicss.

TRoY, Aug %.
A, about noon today a fire broke out IN
nscesshes steam planning mill, IN the low-
owing to the grca, dyncss everywhere, md
Il strong breeze, it rapidly spread to the ad
joining buildings. The efforts Of the fire.
men were unayailing, aud it shortly had
cuveloped five or six blocks in flames.
The fire passed through Front street
from Division to Liberty, and the east side
Of River, along Liberty up TO First, taking
down all on the lower side Of Liberty, and
all on both sides Of FIrst from Liberty
down 10 Adams and one or two houses on
Second. This mass OF property. Lumber
yards, Manuiact jries, dwelling houses aud
stores, all went.
The fire ragged without intermission Gye
long hours, when j, ceased for want Of ma.
ierlal to feed upon.
The stores burnt were mostly groceries.
The lumber yards were nine in nunber,--
comprising ali in the city, Chair Factory,
the old Hudson River Railroad Depot,
Bell Foundry, aud Machine Shop were
burned. The whole loss Of property is es-
timated not TO be less than 81 loo 0OO.-
The lumber alone Is estimated by good
Judges to have been worth 100000.
The fire passed over eigh, blocks, and
the number OF tenements destroyed is esti-
mated al two hundred and forty. Most Of
the houses were fragile wooden buildings,
except those on River and First streets,
which ranked among the beet residences
In the city. As many OF the houses we're
occupied by Germans and lrish and some
OF them conisining several families, no less
than four hundred families are rendered
housclcss.
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Tae Springfield lNs-..l R,gaAseta ia.
tfsase.s an cs,rsci fon i-itc, rnlfen
by Col WcaA. VIA iArsc rcnukai--
aTh, fsshag Of iniisnatisa excited b.
,as free States b. The uaPras 'srl snl ue-
called Is, r-psl " ths Mis,ad C,npo-
mis,. rx,sals TIA cltis Of minia Win hsrc
heretofore BE- rssarisi - a., m's con
s.s,aiive Of "a, ini 'Taas Of slavery. anl
sho are tie farh.rss, tsnoyol irsp wht
!. called ,he Absiiomsp Of ihc Moth
ofthsi, mtn. Iim,. W.tsan Wcba, editor
ofth, Nsw York Cesar 4 Esli,rrr, BE- a
iaa sp,,,n,n. anl n, fccl.ns ~hlch ami.
mate, his b.c,.i At the pea,ai oaifas' OF
the -lays-cStcal,nE s.iril Is vel dl'playcl
In lhr folloSinr enthusiastically esrnest
sentences frsn an address which b. misses
- his re- ,dsrs All fri'al. "a IA, o'e as 90
Of ipirtin! agrn ft,n Erpps:--
i inssi That all minor issi - an ! ell par
" considerations whrn tl Y slate only e.
men, snl a. p,t iavoisc great principles,
SaAil BE- sbeadccl 1n the altar at Patriot.
i,n. IL ordcf h secure the restoration OF
tn n a. cnn0r rmlr IN relation 10 siavcfy
ensetci IN l-l1 un le- the anspsc ~ OIL e.
Calhoun DAMS Wchstar. aud kntus
hiug. Until thus u accomplished, neither
| nor any other Northern Union man, or
whig, VINO values consistency aud regards
truth and Justice a. his rule oi aston, can
Iaisc has voice IN bchNlf Of Ihe coasiitu.
/ nontl conprnmisc ct 1857, the Tex Is com
/ promise OF iSii, and ,ha corporate of
| lsi0; or Of ihr logi.l ,tiln they d 'manl.--
/ Thcy all rest upon TIE sima grr Il prin'l-
/ pie of concession Tor Ia bcn'ti, q. tho In
ION they hNn their origin Ia the same
/ patriotic feeling. aud thcy can only CON.
! mlud Obedience by recognition ui pre-
| elsely the tme Arguments. In my lndg
ment, Therefore, the man who attempts to
reason ~ favor Of tha compromises allu led
10, md ~ the same time jusiifcs the repeal
! of the Missouri cnmprpmse. IL either m
cgrrgious fool or political kniye. Thank
| God, thr wing party Of the North wild d.
neither; but IN connection with the L mon
men Of the dcnncrtic party anl IN, true
hearted wings OF tn, S)uth, Will labor zeal
ously on behllf OF tn, great Constitutional
AMI conservative work OF restoring thu
compromises ct 1859 to the statute book -
aud this effected, fulfil it, destiny OF rem.
derlng harmless abolitionsm aud cvcry
othcf IN scrable ism which reckless an | m
prInciprd denig Igues invent 10 disturb
tn minds Of th4 people for The san, sci.
fish purposes that prompted the unncc -
sary Introduction of the \ sbrasha bill
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KILLED BY FOUR THOUSAND
MAJORITY
Ptercs yobisctun

Ten MrNA6rEir, on exhibition, on
Saturday last, WAS an uncommonly good
one Tho elephants were huge and do
Gle, and behaved themselves a. elephants
sh7uli The hon. toos the matter coolly,
END ya~ned Nth their huge jss. a. II
they tlin0gh, Il small business to be shu,
up Ia box. The Giraffe, snuifed The air
hiieen Zee, from the ground. but looked
cfoss With their large, blsfk eyes, and wBr.
ged iheir heads ne II they though, long
icFs very useless 10 those tied To stake
With a halter. and that long ncct- ~ere q
positive bore. Tho animals v,thin the
cages behaved well, and were worthy an
hours inspection The crovd Of men NUN
seFcd sboui three Thousand, b., run came
Among them snd made sad voyk. Tia,
ofir' va well preserved throaghoa, the
deg, BE- doe 20 the promp,ness and energy
oi 1aicon Edecn4n aud ru,nAm, and 70
tnnr ug'iani assistants, Poster, barrett
Iost, Wldizlns and Gibson. s.H o. seven
81 ,be ~~olses and ugers Of manking-
~ete srfcssed 90 Drunkenness And ro-dy.
~ and shu, Up within the eoau,y cage.
---inAn short about thirty Year, q
srs labafef on the qasrrie. at We,
kgtisns, became iu,piieaieA ,nl sent
uPsa tie railroad ,Esek ia tie cyen.ug, ADD
~ss nia ogcr By lhe cars belwesn Cenue
Ra,lHae AID Mcs; Rsilsnl. The G~fally
Asaslea feussias q tha saH ~efr found
90 Sunday ussHing. sAi pissoa,sa a sisai
efFe'nely Fcsolilag.
Il ~ss proved before a JOY q inquest that
siss'i PfecgFnd liquor IN = house N the SouiA
pat q lan villago, sls.eA 4. oeeuiae1 b. &C,
eral fsa.l.aes Whatever BE- lbe gulli d h.ia
uao gs,s eraHk sza .ascs h. ON llfs.
iaefs Ia ~ lsss g's,h % The part Il hiu
80 solA ne Fe1- II there "a v,us is
teasa BE Tie deeds u The fca-1natef
40 ru@ ss.ieg des;rog H. lfthsre Is ggl,
IA ees,rggiag auaaa lfs. Il . SHARED b. /
.in VIA ssA ran n, gas.
A--i-sAs and insh-v-, - .s ,as .
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tsfly IN Ssssul-, .
to ma'c fref S,sirs Is Il.
ihe lat 81 shIchaNo.
tom ~ ilr rfrefn sisr
conaition oi panHn ans M
me election in Nsrna. et
sf'son. Fha prerhsna.fn
unn arr uHHc,L tealus
drui. H. Apologies. ao ii.
weas. uniA ana saats-
darr ur7nIi Go mer, Gao
cenirri of iher .nie- .
has direci,v made saI o., "s
~, tafs pwvAueHha psI '
irona tnal root fh r..I W
the tssue % BE- aAninte,,,
miuis'fi,ieu, trhnko of t,.
N,'sonfi compromise ami
restoration, of decision b,
breach Vt n,iiou,l honu s,s
the ctll Of frrca,u. As4
'aer'ius his issue int,.,,
for tn State, Con,r~aanls,i'
uuu-. ihHrh are, suse.n,.s.
tickets an tn Il 'lh, from IN. H..
lowest. AND thNsc are ga -.....
snii-S4 muias'nn Anl
avhlhhlc vote count IN the,
Worm ,nt shall send an b,
vii no' BE- ealugh thit shs
I lead nins'ni ii,krs ~
I moral force 90 h'r tshHss. W..
20 give sulce Royce maro
many yutes Cor Gnvefnaf. a,
h's administration opponent
sand majority against thr al
the Invest ih,t her liben,
should be content wi'h 10 Chr
-NpuH6, IA, 4
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FAIhnAyEN. Aug. %, 1851.

AihHANLN, aug. ~, lco4'
Hon. Thomas T.. Porers;
DEAR SIR--On my return from SaHto-
ga al late hour on Saturday night last,
was surprised on seeing my name inserted
in the Standard as a Candidate for the of
fee of Governor.
am not disposed TO criticise or censure
your motives in making this unauthorized
use of my name, upon the very eve of an
election SO important, as the approaching
one assuredly IL. to the interests and vel
fare of the good people of this State, still
cannot hesitate to condemn ilnp!ie w The
Iect which you doubtless had in view, as
being equally dangerous and mischevons
as precedent, and placing myself in po-
sliion from which ! can scarcely hope to os-
cape without censurc.
! am persuaded that all the consequent
ces Of this singular step were either un.
ioreseen, or not duly considered by you
"N'F NfNt lN2lNtitsi' 'ANftuluIiN, liitt
you have been disincllned to sustain the
nomination of Judge Royce. knowing, as
think ! have reason to, that he would
have been the candidate of your choice,
had his sentiments IN relation to our Mime
L.aV been, in your Judgment, more explic-
It, or, perhaps, less equIyocal, had fattcr-
ed myself that the admitted purity OF his
character, both IN public and private life,
backed by his well-known opinions in ia
voroi the policy Of a prohibitory law, would
be guarantee, satisfactory 10 you, as 1t is
TO me, that the interests of the temperance
cause will not suffer adversely under his
administration.
For myself say, that decidedly up-
prove, aud shall sustain his nomination, and
cann)t, in any event, consent that my name
shall be put in competition with his, IN an
emergency like the present, when, in my
Judgment, the consequences will be alike
dIsorganizing and disastrous.
Very truly your friend aid ob't Scrv't,
WV. e. KirTREDGE.
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-TnE DEuGsED LIQuoA oY TIM y.
II. l.IGisLAruEE: THr wArIrwAs DOSE.
Our readers will remember that some
months ago, when the Nes Hampshire
Legislature vas in session, the wrath Of
the administration democracy at Concord
vas ronsea against the opposition coalition
uPoa charge that they had dngged the
liquor OF the faithful, and had thus renler-
ed them unable TO be in the House when
Their services ~erc mos, required. A com
miitee was appointed 10 investigate the
matter, bat We have never had the benefit
OF their report upon this dragging business.
b., It Is at length explained BY the Dover
faYsirtT, a. la.iovs;
A, Case, the headquarters Of the ~un.
terrified. there IL small back room. here
certain good things' are kept on shelves.
together Nth the necessary scconDsni-
loen,s OF sugar bo@is ami iumbler-. Mr..
In t.amPfey, Tor soifs. timc pas au ageta
Of the Mes York Ousn0 COMPANY. tanned
ior several weeks Il the Session al C..u-
cord. ana bad With him scrcral choice sam.
pies q pulyrllIed gusao, ~hich he kept IN
s0sis, sBA GO favorable occasions exhibit
ed tArn - hls iuciids among nicm5ers.--
onc evening, beng hastily called out, be
ifscsniiously sei away his pGlyerzed Sam
pics on The same shell iih the sggsf bowls.
Shortly alter, so'fae q The neiahcis. sab.
Tag 10 s,feug,hon the iHnef nsn.r wen,
into The closet, ~lsich was rot vet lighted
-, and having asc4 the decsnisrs. took al
o. very freely u the sS' cirning irun the
Fuan1 bouls. Shor,ly alter drinking, Tie
ieililiasng effects u the "s~ccieaing" man
sietted nself 10 NJ sefy agreeable way.--
The dngg-d Esemben sore rgcu;aaily
usst up ior the time being, a1l The iGgen-
tive geaias q Ba'srfsi4 seiging upon the
iDeiasgf, psoeiaiiaot "a trscs u ihc uis-
lou;y, played q 81 tie expense q the d.
gsaf- iqisng druocfats .. lhe iiossr.
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bargain aud sale.

John A. Parker, "Democrat- Of Viz
gina, recently removed from Office M
washington - telling tales ont Of school.
one OF which Is 10 the following effect;
Mr.. Parker has been for many wears n
warm inend Of Mr. Buchlnan. S,ne
uhe ago ne demonstrated with the Post
master General, for having appointed ~
lew friends If Mr. Buchanan 10 Office. ad.
ding that Campbell had been appointed 10
The Post Office Department through Mr..
Blehsnan's Recommendation. ThisC4no.
bell denied, and asserted that .'an arrang,.
Haeat haf besH EtIfs ssf,rasn himssiC an
GenerH P.eree, before his si,efioa. BIZ piy.
tW o. uh'eh he ms 10 secure Tor Grasral
F'erce hs cntho'ie role Of Psnnsgirraia
and 0ce'rs h,asfora s,af IN he r,t,n,,r
his statement If Campbell, Parker dc.
ciafes himself ready 10 confirm by hi. All.
d1Fii, u be disputed IN any p,.nt.-
Washington Commonwealth.
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Csa,,itaiionaI Rivers.

prrslsrit Pierce ss'cr8 ,h- Bicrr saa
lIsrso, hsl. Boz suppressed q tii. -, cicaf.
iar ihr osssrastianf eai ~ rrcr ia Nerh
Cs-aiins. becsuss. be sac, tse onn-pc'laas
wcrc oaa,-i hy IN raaol s,aios q srcrn.
neui 4 pasrile sabieHag'' The great
MYERS s-o nsaaiig tas b5uastrrs Of da,r
ca, sia,es wh,rh stale saii snake ihs
spp-usrauun fas cicsnng tbc r,srt an ip-
grs,.ar ia harsor' Wen sag h,s
much each STATE stall appropriate II one
stats must Improve thf naug liaa g aus-
20, ans,her sistr must pay tl'i q usAi state.
IA campaay Of capitalists remove ha h,a-
draaces o. avogaiian, u 'eny lcyg a tsna,
AMI iha. hinIsy ni,.grlon, a. casctusi.y
a. tsc saar. and nnl.ban.
Bu Il Is uheansiaaoan 10 rcinaso ma
a-li ob.iFuod,ai. bot oil nglt " fcnavc
those csu.el BY the gossunem Ths
darSnss. q night B. aliitrli a3s'fuctIan to
Commerce, ani o BE- constitutional TO build
..ght A,ases wa,rc, bssi sails WIS
isit more constitutional 20 remove darkness,
i!aa T. rcnlys snts IA 'Ae rNsri
I, Il constitutional % rc.n5sa the obHruc-
tons that hinder the extension Of slavery,
bu, quite o,hersss 10 aid hJme com
mcrcei Il is constitutional to remove Oh
stpcions an a nyer IN North Carolina bu;
nai IN Nos Yorkl Il is "conasleat' for
Me- Picre to violate BIS inaugural pledges
I 60 proven; the agitation ofihe slavery quss-
/ tion, particularly when slavery can be ox-
/ tended; bat it is " inconsistent Tor him to
disregard party pledges 70 veto all bulls
making appropriation lor aiding home com.
merce
Al, Mr.. Pierce there IS one rlyer the
people viii clear Of al, distractions, with
on; an appropriation. They will dnd it
quite constitutional" to remove every hin
dranco to your safe and speedy navigation
up SALT RIyrn. IN about two years from
this present writing.
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ARWEsr or Carr no. !
station 70, that capt. naiin.
vas arrested IN New Yoik GA m
confirmed.
Ctpt. llolhns gave bail .nir |
dollars, int s20,00ll his sumo
Il. :. Collector, Asu.,ag, H..
Ntval Collector at the port.
The New York J1urps'.td
s1yss---
Capt II. forwarded i.lssnl
p1toh TO Washington, stating n
asking for instructions N5sna
yet been received, CAM. Il b,I
re'nrnql trom Washington. vh-
informed that al his oiiisnl a.,
M approval of The royerum.
these circumstances, Capt II. y
receive speedy rallri FROM hs
"a 'nts. There may be- a lias /,
excess IN The obedience OF ord 4,
As for doing what Is not aulhlrn
act ~ avoNrd IN all lls puts bfl
eminent Of the United S,tim. 4,
Inns viii prob ,bly not be- haldNah
The New York Comurrnl .
publishes a detailed hs' ofija h
stores destroyed al san Ju,n.
nnnes of the occupants, nature o.
tens, sc. The whole number
lngs Is i5l estimated value II s
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srrpIIEN RoYcEi
rnr nrrI,sD oo,sr, unnalp.

fas L'si + Subscribers 10 ihs H,si,-a
IfrH.si1 Joarsal has heea Transferred 90
ias iitG,tn. and - shal. ,a,inur 10 SUD.
ply al isss' Shs his pre psia faf The
J5asst', yah iar HEsALs. Other rob.
serhsV 10 he Jea,asl all receive the
hissls aHii We arr fsqu s'sl a. 1.eos.
taan We shall esafgv il.- lsts .ahsr .b.r.
4 he joarasi, irosn ". ~, 50 n Of tie
iirsara. We d. ut ~l,A 4 ens~d
ne lirHstp On 70 u.a-s ~ sisliue ID.
sna ibctfafc hopc thase 90 ,hs ysar...l
iisf. sho f~ccigo 4, al order tss 8,soas.
iiass'es Il Tie iirEAiB ifu.n-diste'y. Il
issg 10 "a Visa 70 Fooeig, u, a. vii
ssss ~ caasiaerstis sapeus-. We uaccr-
y Aeps. sa~essf. % rrlsiu ii,s is,e vssrrs
Of "a Jessssi. a. sar rcsdess sua - Gun.
Bet ilirta aa1sag oar fflraas
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Ten Thousand MAJORITY.

we hear the most encouraging reports
from 40 pHyD 81 the State m regard 10 the
Wig state ttkci. It's tnumphau, cleo
tiau hY @ majority unpreccden,ly large, ad-
ui'ts 81 ~ longer question. Mint County
tgiG girs II he largest majority h now the
problem tp be solved We pu, down
U.adsoY County At hyot thousand minority
Where Is the County that will exceed Il;
Cen Rutland exceed ~ What say. Mr..
iitraid; j, j. high time that the South
are taught that there - NoRrH. fac,
that they viii never believe until It Is pro-
claimed by such Il majority at her frcemen
~ shall leave 10 foofn TOT casil. Can we
not pole ten iaous1ad majority for JuDsr
RofcrY II We but Try we can do IT,
boo i''ook Mercury
The freomcn Of Rutland County will be
flnna a, the polls on Tuesday next, and
prepared to do their whole du,y. They
vii! BE- found faithful 10 the Union. faith
ful 10 Feec men nd Free Territory, faithful
10 Vermont, sud fN,ihiul 10 the Rmineos
T'scrs f'fdg rnTmrsnd County, Seain-; t.
repeal of,he Missouri Compromise, is deep,
4NN"h "++N 'H'i9Ns Htto ~ UNITY OF
ieciing, and hitherto union Of action
Tho Nhigs have ocied fairly and gener.
orsly, and the other opponents Of Slavery
extension have acted nnnlully, aud repaid
confidence with confidence. The man Is
YET a. be- found IN Rutland County, who
can say without blushing like the Ne
braska Bill and am the friend nfPierco and
Douglass" DOR citizens will no, forget
on Tuesday next, thai Douglass was born
va Rutland County, and they will rebukc
that fccrean, man, with voice which shall
be heard and regarded. "Spsre the rod
and sp,il the child" This county viii Law
tho rod on 10 the back Of the " li,ile giant"
on Tuesday next, with vigorous blows, aud
a hearty good al. lie shall know that
We DO no, honor Ethan Allen aud stephen
\. Douglass alike.
Rutland County hss an abundance Of
good ntsiblc, aud anti. Nebraska votes
She proposes 10 and in digging a political
grave for the traitor giant, on the fifth Of
September. and To enc, over him monu.
mcni, on which shall be inscribed these
words
KILLED BY FOUR THOUSAND
MAJORITY
Pscrce yobisrtlmi
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On Tuesda, newt.
Rullahl tug. 80, 1854


Thu fceomon q Ncuuori will be called
ap,n 20 discharge = nos' imPortAu; da,y,
20 pronounce tAcif dccision upon the is,e
cdags Il the adraa.s'faiion L. extend Sl,-
sorF iu,a iAe Free Territory IT lbe North
and 10 opsn Ia dehsnco 1T pledges, of ca,l.
pton.scs. 81 pstno,isin, aide door cor The
introduction u Slavery ifio every portion
Of ogr Tcuiones.
i'tesidens i'ionc voluntarily pledged
himself IN the most solemn manner t.
prevent the agitation vi qncstions RESTING
e NlnEu n ilcm rq;gc from plili
ffroioin, las proul false % III
pledges. -hc has pfoycd traitor 10 the
North be has prosiiiatod the Executive
ro~ef By opcn snd shameless ,nierfrrei,ce
With the nSiiaa,l legislation --hc has cs.
encd hss presidential power 10 carry thfongh
the odtaas, iyaniral, ard iroschsrous Ne
hrasss b,il ,.he has bfoneiii the shole OF
his strength las the iosd,f of the Demo
ofaiie pary Ito bear 10 favor OF slavery,
aud the NEBRASKA outage he has shown
hiu's. u the tool Of the slave IsWer.-
he hss brought agitation. Dissatisfaction.
and ds.coFd into The country; whcu, fof
~ecfs, mob sct Il ded,rce lsv and OF
DEF at Ene. he ,pol ~ nolico u their trcas-
enable acts when the fugitive Burn. was
10 danger II becoming ffcessau IN Boston,
he ~ss prompt snd anxious In rescue him
from fircdou, by iullIiArv force, and res
tore hin 70 the prison ho,i-c II bondage. -
The Eros; sois Of h.s Administration stand
ihasi
fttnatn To fBUtfNT suIT.Tios
thusHiSo oCE7 Sofrs - Mass
"CErsgiNs oUr- ll,rns ~ \. y.
RfrtAtu r rHr MI,socAr CoarNoHsr
lsrEoetetioN 90 SLAsaaf Isro Tur
NekrH,
N,T"sso TsG Rlsss Iss nlksos
iiiLl,
Nsreiss THr silI ~ A'p % rnr ~
s.srf
Rtrrsal To 2rTtl Tar Ear Mon
tn. CsrrtKI % rHf ,sIrIFr BuENs'
BosksKnsrsf 90 OHtryopN.
Al II go shs sFc 10 tsgsf af The above
esiologue q great deosis. say
AYE
~ ofyoa, Who arr opposed 10 these On.
~ofiby f0E.surcs. say
NrfrllkN RnNCEt
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-01

NJ Mrzchsm 10 drsevediy the Aui-
Nebraska candidate from Dss'. No. / --
~ haa pfesed hirsseif baocs' add capsule.
sasang ne ,asny iss,..loss ones from the
Nwih, be whh she other Norhern Wings.
he, pr0,e' isahfvl.
At sii iiaio. b. has proved himsci
fnsisi 10 vcrmaul. lie has misrrpfoseni-
"a be- constituents in NJ instance, bot has
acted ln accordance with ben slll and
ssaiimeuts, and slvsys met their cSPocta-
iinrs Nobody has b-sn Obliged 10 apol-
ogisc foi Jslnos Mrsehaua. For SIX years,
hs p1paiaf.ty At homc has no, sAvcfed -
he hiss become known and respected al
Washington, by his maniIncss and CONSIST
cscy he sims 70 makc his influence res
po-isd Wilde II Is ieit, and does not make
bis Opinions aad acts obnoxious even 10 his
opponents. Therefore whatever of in
hoeuce be hss, u practical and awaiting
a. Al. times. lie has been faithful io his
constituents. lie, has constituents be FIFTH
fli in hlin
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-01
Judge kitiredge Declines.

Last week, the Temperance Standard
Pot the name of w. G. kltiredge at the
head Of the State ticket, as its candidate
for Governor OF course tins step was Ia
ken without the consent or knowledge of
NJ. Kitiredge. He, like every other rca-
sonabIe friend of temperance, is strongly
10 favor of the election of Judge Royce. -
1t was very unfair IN the Standard to take
advantage Of the influence OF the name of
Mr.. kitircdge to defca, Judge Royce,
when it is his earnest desire TO promote his
election We ask careful and attentive
perusal of the letter, which is so earnestly
and ably written.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-01

rsu-A se-s d.e.t iirre. hiaer. l'aa-
fs vth rau. -. rar % ~ is ~
vham BE- cauis 80 fe- grfs Tha-r. g
seu I'D l, father sienf hisrs VIE t'as
BEAST. ail, s--me1 - BOA vHh ron'r7;s
aa iae hnaush msn. Tbr-o saaaf ufn.
b.ra AMI ,ascatsG 30 Nern.ai, wa ti.-
aasa a. hns'i g.ss ~ sayheod sii 90
hs che,t. ~sh tfans ha,hs ami wl'a
tealih IN al be ffr.ae. VS. af.aIfHg AM
faa4sng .u dfunlfa stupidity opoa The
grass ia ~As,a be- liuar 90 prscai tti.ag
up~srd ihrfe tn sce6 nan, ~ith crry
hsi. beaded form. ana ~sh Footsteps thai
screened 20 rumhie ever grasrs. re'iea
slonr uir stwei, q, LEANED Against he
fcncc 60 aiaily surpsrt
whercn ,hs fsaai The i.a~ ). qaok
aud g3~eifal ans can b. easily executed
10 Setef ramseii.ag Bal st.l there IS
rom sold. Where u the fact in tae
h-an Of each ,an-salhur, ram-duuking
man "SBmc bosom $50" ovcfcatacs -cii.
respect, respect 81 pgai.c ppinlou, ani iae
fear q las. Too lt,.r j. doiag % icsch
u.ea 10 rely oa caaseieHce and ngh pnn-
ciP.os iu lhc hesr- They arc nli urged
often cn3ugh, sud strongly en0agh, to re
gard iu'egniy " character snl s-'-rcs-
ycct Ths SiAu,e book % zen % teach
u osn lesson. ard also that q Holy
WHIT. The Sheriff j. expected 70 d. his
proper wo'k fof the seller sni dnosef, and
also the ~utk u lhe friend, the Deighbor,
AMI teacher Of truth Thg Statute book
cannot be substituted fof the Bible. Ros.
oluuons Of conventions oannol take the
place Of conscience. Political action IS
not the way 10 reform mems hearts, ant
kindness, persuasion, aud argument have
~, ye, lost their power. Temperance Il
so.f-denial. and seli-dcuial viii forever b,
"A individual work. Al! the powers o
moral suasion arc needed 70 withstand tn
sppe,iie for liquor, and all tina, law can d,
u needed to prevent the sale Of liquor.