Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
THE STATE CONVENTION.

Verge, that The whole proceedings Of The
%o'' C0rrertion were no, received in season for
tbis week. paper. We have only room for the
excellent resolutions adopted. which follow We
are bs?py. however TO find ,ha, the proceedings
are published 10 an Extra Waterman and circulated
10 a considerable cvien, throughout the State N,
Gliding the Hon. WA. SL,pg's able Address TO
the Freemcn, and Mr AbtKS's candid remark. be-
fore the Convention.
R"oir"d, That The people Of Vermont, from the
earliest dawn Of their polcsl existence TO the pre
cent moment, hsse steadily manifested their deep
attachment, 10 republican institutions. aud the cs mn
city "a preserve and defer d them as well against
the assaults of pretended friends the omen attacks
of acknowledged enemies aud tho, now in No
rember 1886, they will not for the first time de-
part from their ancient principles 90, will proclaim
the from the ballot boxes in voice that .hall
neither be mistaken. nor misunderstood.
R'soirsi. That the people OF Vermont view
with alarm and adherence the open, acknowl lodged
and undis2used efforts of Gen. Jsckson,by means
81 the money ofihe people. ofthe patronage Of tho
government. and of his own personsl elecfonecrng
exeriion. Ia sppont for the Country a successor
10 tho Presidency; eff,rts. which IL they remain
unrcbuked by The people, will etfec,unly cnnveri
them into the serfs of mnnarehia dynasty, leav.
Jog them bot the firms OF liberty Without the cub
STAGE.
Rooleei That The people Of Vermont. opposed
a. they hsvc uniformly been 10 the Illegal and
daring assumptions of power bv the preecnt OK.
ccutive Chief Msgisirsie Of the u. s.. and to most
NJ the other prominent scts ot hls administrative,
cannot without IN entire abandonment of their for
MGR principles give In ,hier sdhension 10 Martin
Naa n. A.. -
they know from indubiiable evidence, as we'll a.
from his own declaration. that the gree, object Ct
his administration if elected. will be- to cary ont
the principles which Gen. Jackson ha. bogun."
Rssolred. That in The manifestation &c the zen,
fmen,s Of Martin Van Buren, declared by the acts
Of his political life. discover nothing IN common
with those OF the people of this state but on the
cohirsry total disregard fnr them and IN the
mean se'yili,y to the will Of ma.,cr which prompt
ed him. without blnsl, to pToclsn TO tie world
that 80 was his sufieen, glory serve under such
chief find hun To hsye in5bed notions truly
eonsonsni 10 the feelings of slave, bat uttefl,
disgusting to an ihdcpendcn, freemsn.
Rosoired. That Martin Van Biren, in ha op-
position TO the distribution of the surplus revenue
h,A betrayed ~ utter dsreesrd TO The Interest. Of
the people, desiring rsiber TO keep the pobhc mon
ey under III. control of the executive. with which
W nSfesr' "Ne HAH'A % WffccN1fcs cNd reward me
hsories, lhsn To du''rtbne st among the people to
~hom IL r.sblfally belongs.
Resoised. That the present rri.i. IN our nsiion.
al affairs calls oujiy upon the fnenJ. - The con
s,ito;ioa and our common country. flr Their unii.
ring eSeriions 10 eievs'ng to the Offices of Pses.
deol Of tia. republic men whose ann siaii BE- tho
common veal and eouniry's good. rather usn self
ssgrsnd yenest ~ the Adssncomeui ~ parry.
Resoiced. That The pstio'ism. Ts.~nts ?er-
iesi Honesty and puys'e Kiuue- 81 Nm len
ny HARRISON AND FRANCIS GRANGER,
jOsly en'''s them TO the con sdenrc and support OF
tbesf feo~ ciuIeas snd that ~ hail tbeir nou.i-
nation the hsssingcF o. se.ier day. 10 ihis peo-
pie and look forward her election a. the term.
nation Of dark day. ana the cenrnene .fnen, Of a
hngh, era in our political history.