Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-08-11
3ITrLAND HERALD,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1861,
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EBATRualhATAHNA Az -
tch emanating rom The irrepressi9le
H1orado Jewett, dayed Niagara, Aug. d
s,nonnces that there il now sollg on q
.-0nd rralernizatlon aud reunion NJ Inc
m,fon House between the following
nrdes: Clay, Ilolcombc, Sanders ana
- conrtderatcs, and Dean Richmond,
Btn wood, Butts, Of the Rochester
Onion, ex Gov. Hunt ex-Goy' Weller OF
ca,ieornia OK Gov. Noble, Of Michigan,
Ross Auburn and stewart, of the niue
teenth ohio district, delegates TO The
CHICAGO Convention, three delegates
from Pennsylvania two from Ohio, two
IRON Missouri, and I've from Kentucky"
NOV AS colorado" is an enthusiastic
and cratic genius, the most Implicit ~
liancc should probably not be placed
upon all particulars OF his statements,
eopcclaly when he attempts 90 draw
eonclusions from his facts and anuoun-
~ that "most extraordinary results
vjn follow" this grand differentiation"
u the sympathizing parties above
nued. Yet it is known that Clay aud
nplcombc and Sanders and other holcd
eebelS are on the Canada border. and 1t
bnot at all incredible or improbable
thnt their devoted and admiring friends
q the loyal states are seeking their
counsel aud advice in the present p0liti-
- emergency. II there are any who
kave more cRa! interest in the success
q the peace democracy" in the coming
residential election than the members
of that party themselves, 1t is JEFF Da-
vs. and his company of traitors That
u latter should therefore renderal the
ahl, encouragement and counsel in their
aver in the construction of the Chica-
Go platform. is not wonderful. Sanders,
CIV & Co egregiouSly failed in their late
attempt to raise little political capital
III their bankrupt northern friends, for
In neglected to furnish them with any
seharacter," Mr. Greeley didn't get them
alassport, and they had no credit with
a. people But that does not prevent
shcir still furnishing their assistance in
% determination of the 'princiFies' to
NJ promulgated at Chicago for the com
No. benefit OF ali concerned
BESIDES, to however low Z level San
O. and company may have sunk AS
rbcS and traitors it Is not probable
Nat they are lost TO every feeling of
Gtitudc 10 those who have rendered
Nem most s'Gual services in their A.
Mmpts to destroy the Union and ruin
Dc country, In addition, then, 10 their
6mmon interest in the result or the
clection. IT desire TO repay the copper
Aads in some measure fer their invulu-
Die aid during the past three years,
doubtcss also prompts their present
GryiCes in return. The democracy $50
cllcd) are IN terrible perplcXity; their
patform promises to he sadly disJointed
Nd rickety nj best, and it will require
81 the labors of u Sanders, a Colorado
Iwett, y Ben Wood, etc, etc, TO make
u Goat at all The main difficulty will
n course be with the peace plank. and
hre it is expected the services Of the
Rbel Sanders and company will be the
nOst invaluable Ito rebeidom).
s# While, then, some such "fratcrniza-
Hon as is mentioned above is not i'm
rohable. II is also highly proper. 1t is
Roper that the people should know how
Completely identical are the aims and
htcrcsts Of the copperhead democracy
With those of the bloody and traltorouS
pennies of the country in the coming
dection, and knowing it, cast their votes
Ecordingly, BY all means, then, let
pc determination" Of the rebels and
Wpperheads 60 on. ... ...
4 PRNNsYLyANrA-Thc special election
n Pennsylvania, on Tuesday has re
mtod strongly in favor Of the consttu-
Gonal amendment allowing the soldiers
y vote The vote is light In Phila-
Alphia, the majority for the soldiers is
H,9l8 in Harrisburg, $780, in Chester
4unty, 5000, &c.
&BURNTNo OF Gov. LBTCauR's HousE.-
1he Washington Star Of Monday tells
Wy Gov. Letcher's House was burned:
"On the arrival Of Gen. Hunters
loops at Lexington the residence of
~. Letcher was cared for ana protect
~ by his order as was all other private
Hoperty in that town. After being
0ere two days, there was discovered in
Gleserted printing office u manuscript
exclamation, written and signed by
PIN LetcheE which had been set mp,
I horting the eitizens Of the town aud
ebunty to assassinate our troops rom
hehind trees, bushes, etc, This discov-
w so incensed Gen. Hunter and his ar
~ that he ordered the destruction of
4etchers house ............. H.
a HINr.--"Dear Mother said deli
tie little girl, II have broken your
lima vase" ... g. &c.,.
n well, you are naughty, careless.
9oublesome thing, and always in mis-
.3ief; go up stairs till send for you"