State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-19
'IEE STATE JOURNAL.
cnAuNcEY L. KNAPP, EDITOR.
MONTPELIER, APRIL 10, 1896.
ANrIMAsoNIC NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDl
gV7a. HENRY szAEgEeE9ON
OF Ohio;

vi ONO;
~ Appointed by MIR JEFFERSON Governor Of tie
Territory of Indiana. in 1901
h BY Mr. MApIsoS, Comaudrr-iu. h.cfuf the
North Western Army in 1872;
u BY his FELLow CITIZENS in Ohio, q Member
of Congress in 1916;
u BY the LEGISLATURE OF ONO, Senator Of
ihr United States in 1898 and
H. By louN QUINCY ADAMS, Minister rleripo-
Tertiary to the Republic Of Colombia in 1928.
l. Nominated by Conventions Of the PEortE in
PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO Maryland New York, Indi-
una, Illinois and Vermont and BY the Legislature
Of Kentucky.
Sentiments Of Gen Harrison.
81 cannot but consider the existence of Ma
sorry as an evil, both moral and political"
In the exercise of the elective franchise the
pcone possess the means Of correcting all the evils
which may ansu in our government, and that it
ought to be used for that purpose. '-Leiier TO Nc
PENNSYLVANIA iritmdSOHic StCtc Committee.
1t 1.-THE exercise oi the removing and appointing
power to suppress frecmasonfyl could not fail to
be the parent of mischlcis infinitely greater than
those it is the design TO cure. Correct dis
orders that may arise Of that character by the
power Of the people thcm elves or by the authority
of the state governments ami let the appointments
by the President be male upon the good old rules
OF JClcrsou--hOucsty, capacity and fidelity to the
Constitution and further requirement which
know he always mado--ihat OF their being accep-
table to the people for whom they were mmedl-
atClv to act '--IriftriJ IHddGUB SieuCS, ESg
1t is tho most difficult thing IN the world for
me to believe that people in the possession Of
their rights as i!eomon would ever be willing to
surrender them and submit themselves TO the will
OF a master"
contend t N the strongest OF all governments
is that which is most tree"
Man docs not learn under oppression those
noble qualities and feelings which fit lin for the
enjoyment Of liberty
ITO be esteemed cmnenty great, it is noces-
sary TO be cmnently good "-ietter TO BOIirar
Neither Masonry, nor Nan Barcnsm nor both
can succeed with the Green Mountain BOYS, Po-
Hticdl Juggling will Iun short race among the
descendants Of Ethan Allen T. d. Barber.
Oar opposition to ireemasonry and Executive
usurpatOn springs from the same principles. We
cannot as consistent ALtimasons do any less than
resist what We deem unWarIuutcd assumptions OF
power on the part Of the President. II We act
IN our opposition to the measures Of the Executive
n strictly as 4nfiwaSoas We are only applying
doctrines our party have ever advocated, to new
cas-" and carrying them cut into practice in relation
10 new evil. T. u. BdrLer.
content myself on this oct artyu, uith eavinu
Tat consider myself the honorcG instrument Sc
loctcd 10y the friends Of tic present Administration
TO carry oW is principles and policy; aud that as
well from inclination from duty, shall, if hon
orcd with tie choice of the American people. en-
dcavor to tread generally in the footsteps OF Prcsi.
dent Jacksou-happy if | shall be able 10 perfect
1-5'the work which he hne ro- ~,..i. " raenn Z Il
JiaElin Van RTcn's Letter to The Bait Con.