Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19


Yang the loss OF gain Of twenty ave million ftsncs
--,ha, VIC consider our National Honor At stake
ard tbs, how ever much We may reerc, any sollis-
ION with France We believe Il highly importsn,
that We should show tho world, iha, our national
rights may nc, be violated With ,mpuniiy.
Hr.olrcd Tia, We are opposed To the United
States Bsnk--that we view With utter dissrprobs-
ton It = conduct towards the Government Apa the
public press of tho country aud ihs, We believe
every true Patriot is called upon u sustain the
President 10 bis opposition 10 iha, dangerous mo.
nopoly
Rc.oirsd Tha, the administration of Andrew
J. ckson has been one which has greatly tended 10
bring back the Government 10 the sound demoeia
nc principles upon which II was administered BY
Thomas jefferson and Janus Madison. That 70
der his administration the country has arrige5 al
unexamplcd sis,e Of prosperity ant that his whole
political course as Chief Magistrate has been mar
ked by patriotism integrity and trmnoss ~hish
eu,,lc him to the lasting gratitude OIL people
Realized, Tlia; the exiag punishment OF the ostion
81 debt Is sn event Of which every Amoacan nsy
be Justly proud snj that II presents this nation and
lis institutions in most commanding and 'aluiTy
point vi light before the world
Resolv,d That we particularly iavito tie ps1p.s
of Vermont 10 examine the character and quaiitea
tons Of the nominees of the Baltimore Convention.
! that Unidentified we believe our political inter
es;s to be- with their election, 1t would be sniei-
/ da policy for to oppose them particularly when
| the opposing candidate, for the Presidency, who
has the beet chance of success, ia brought forward
SOLELY because he is n southvru roam and will act
with an exclusive view TO Southern interests, but
that at the same time we do not urge Mr. Van Bu-
rcn's claims because he is a northern man, but be-
cause we believe he will act with a view ~ the in
teres,s Of the whole Union.
R,soired, That the course which patriotism die
iaes to the people of Vermont in the approaching
Presidential election, is to secure their Political in
terests, regardless of personal attachment that
their motto should be--"principe, not Men
Resoired, That we will use all honorable meals
10 our power to secure the triumph Of the republi-
can party in ibis state al the approaching election.
nsc ribed its banner is with opposition to ali
measures calculated sacrifice tho interests of the
many for the benefits of the few" and "uncomprom-
ising hostility to relic of barbarsm which authori
zcs Imprisonment for deb.
Reso'rrd, That we consider it highly important
that the doctrines Of the present administration IN
regard to gold and silver currency, and curtai!
ment Of the paper circulation should be carried into
prsciicc BY the immediate action Of the Legislature
Of the several States.
In support oil the foregoing RESOLUTIONS Inc NICE
ting was addressed by Messrs. Strong, Drury, Kse-
Ter. and others.
The committee the subjcc, OF tho establish
ment Of democratic press in Rutland County
presented the following resolutions which were :.
dopted.
Res0iped, Thai the interests Of tho Republican
cause in the county Of Rutland imperiously require
the establishment Of a newspaper devoted TO the
election Of Martin Van Buren, and Richard ST.
Johnson to the Presidency AM Vice Presidency OF
the United States in place in he county, aud
that the Village Of East Rutland Cas,lcon oulI
he suitable location.
R.solped That committee Of f?e be appointed
whose duty it shall be 10 superintcnd the expcnJl
tnre of such SUN of money as uay be raj.
scd for the purpose Of establishing preas in the
Comfy of Rutland and generally to lend their
advice aad assistance in the management Of III.
same.
J. c. Dexter, z. w. Drury, NJ. NJ. Strong, r.
J. ormsbee, Saml. MOultou Esqa. were appointed
said committee.
Aiter the proceedings had beeu orderedby voto
to be printed at the VI. Argus Rutland Herald
Castleton Statesman, and Middebury Free Pres.
the meeting was dissolved.
JONAS CLARK, Presidenf
Alanson Mitchell Barnard Ketcnam David Bart.
lett. Col. Warren, Henry Holden Vice Prssiden,s
" w. b. j.: r sMs.sa' : Secretaries,
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