The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-15


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hsss tesy giyrf.ise gree, uissorsY u their
soies 90 ssrrlen Royce hscnnse hs vss
ssT-essi, rsrslsi fsyotise. sltlsough every
bon-s,. unu ~bo ine- him he'd ali conf.
dosse IN hiaa, snd 81, II an honor 10 vote
for hln, M because Meuh' Cisst was an
enPaPaisr eandsdsie. ssameihing besides
'he Fs'sefssl f'oisclsiny, % unioruiariy q
HE candidates. sti scsBsahiRs sssidss State
policy as IN ss.ue, and stirred the hesr,s
u ~, p-0Jie.
TAe campaign opened somewhat rloorni-
ly. The Convention held a, Ra,iand ON
iise 7ih q june 49, really the peoples con
ssHaiea- snd Fsp'e-e n,ed the popalsf s-nii-
lssps. A body ~ mcn never NE, in Yer.
rasi Who sei~d more freely, and indepes.
doraiy. AID ioorr IN socorSAbcs with hon
ssi seniIuent. Iis candidates snd acts
cmpbsi,esily deserves the confidence ofthe
people, and eventually revived their cpnf-
dsnoe and support. Even The Editor Of The
Trmpenuee .>iaHdsrf, The onu mos, ike
y 10 oppose the sciion q that convention.
said that the nominations made al Rutland
suited hun, and be- desired their success.
Bot SON came signs of trcnble and a
~Art oi hsnDony. -Four s,sie Conventions
we're called ta meet Al Montpelier within
,~o weeks. fhe Democratic, Republican,
Free Boil aud Temperance conventions.
In the, isean time nse OF ,l,c Ruilsnd nom
iseos declined. and the " organ Of the State
Temperance Scelesy- shifted ground, and
burned o large amount Of ssiilAinous salt
P''ire- Ia guns directed towards Judge
Royce.
on came the four conventions and up
came iso new sets Of candidates. snd the
pr~pco, looked gloomy for united action
against the slavery power
Bot better eoasclis prevailed, and Gen.
Wslion generously dcchnsd IN favor Of
Judge ROYCE, man Known 10 be sound on
the ,vn chief Questions before the public
nind slavery extension, and the prohibi-
tory liquor Law.
Tic issue now became clcar, and the
two candidates became the readily &c
knowledgcd opponents Of the popular senii.
nIenis oa .,hrsrePenl 81 the Missouri Com
promise. Al the Wing and Free Soil
papers supPort"s Judge Royce as the Anti
Nebraska candidate, and all the Democrat
&c orgsns--~ith eno exception claimed
that Mr. CiArk ~as the candidate Of the
Ncbzskiins. All the candidates set up by
lhr guarrelsomo "ofgsn Of the VI. TEN.
soe.," dcciinoa in harry. Party names
were 90, aside where II was possible. snd
party hines -cfc made invisible OF scp
dim.
The issue Of the campaign ga. manifest,
and the duty q the ffrcrnen Of Ncfusora
hseaspc plain. Al those uho voted zoe
jsdre Royce declared their opposition TO
The erieasion Of slavery north Of the line
setsiod BY The ComProa,ise Of Is:e0 an op-
fSsiiisn 20 stfong tia, II conquered lseir
part, pfs!sdlces. Al ,hos~ ~ho voted for
Merit, Clark, gave IA their appreciation Of
The rfssssi Administration. Those Who
vo,sd ier aessher, showed that they sre Ia.
different 70 TIE pahl,e issues, ami cared
u'OFe so personal preiefrsees. than fof pub
i.e asiy.
Thfrc has been no sse,irmen,. no can
sssing, IA eico,ioncef,ng. In hold
ihg 81 consetasoas, M stamp SPEAK.
'Hs, lorrcts feS Piaia talks IN the 30 ds-
ir,c'. BY hlieS Saba M Efforts, even of
en- esdinsy Mad, 10 excite n.sn'. nlads.
saa 60 them 10 The polls. No olceiian IN
NrsInsssi ever CO, ~ iitile nsorsy, tirse and
talk. The qaiet q siecllsn day vas Al.
saosi ihs qslsa a he Ssbssth
The eissea thousand majority iof Ste.
fhsa Royce, is the ssbri, sepes.s jsdgsson,
a the people u Nefassn,, uPsn ti.e pal.ey
AZ the iTcesni Administration, sHd usoa
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