Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12
ADDISON COUNTY

~ hrld Mesiiag "a reference to the approaching |
oiec,'ea. The following are awong the re.o-
lu''on' adopted. Tiers no m,,skc asos, Add'sou
County.
R1oirsd, That ffoenasanry il "a iasti,aiion
sh'eb from the ima4ora character Of Is oatbs, sDa
hcif ssssge penalties. fop, ne secrecy. At. Po~er,
SIS 'pn' ~ favoutisn and monopoly, 'ts iffcsp"n.
sis.ny 10 public op,aion, the slaF.h sVbscnieDcs
Of s members to the mandates % the ordot - Ia
be ranked Nith The worst evils of the times, al
var 18th ibc cqaal rights and privileges Of the Pon-
pie, and dangerous 10 our republican, institutions.
R,soirnd. That un,nssons 10 carrying out iboir
principles "a iheir application 10 national politics
have ftom tier first existence a. parry found
Z themselves n'o.uniary opposed to many II The
leading measures Of the present administration and
that the principles Combined IN the resolutions pa.
sed al en- antiuis sonc convention of the members
Of ae legislature at their last session arc tie came
IN Substance they hsve entertained repeatedly
hyowed aud still adhere To.
Rr'oired, That Martin Van Bnren as one ofthe
principal advisers Of the obnoxious measures of the
presenl administration. a. having declared that he
vii tread 40 tic Footsteps Of General Jackson and
rs having ever been subtle aud unconptomising
enemy to aniiniasonry, Is unworthy Of the conf
deuce OF the aniimasonic party.
Hesotrod, That cordially respond to the nom
nation OF WILLIAM lIRSRY HARkIsoN Of Ohio, by
that aniImSsoEic state and that of pennsylyanis -
That M lim We recognize republican an ahtin,ason
patriot and Statesman honest capable aud faithful
to the constitution, and who will lfPresdent make
these qualifications rather than par,izan service
the criterions Of official distinction.
Ros0!ued That few men in existence have per
formed more eminent services to his country as iir
defender against a savage foe, and as civilian
than WIN. II. Harrison, aud IN the zeal ability and
patriotism with which he has executed the high
pubic truss conhded TO him, we have evidence of
the qualities Of head eud heart which cminently fit
INN for the more exalted station of President of the
Republic
Resofred, That in Francis Granger of New York
we discern the unillDchlng aniimason, a man of
talents, potnot aud statesman, worthy of the
second station IN the government OF the United
States.
HcsoiUed, That we have mistaken confidence in
the stern integrity Of principle. and sound political
views of Silas II. Jennson and the intelligence
judgment md capacity he has displayed in the va
nous oificia. stations he has occupied evince his
fitness to discharge the duties of chief mag stra e
Of the state.
Resoiped, That the nomination Of WIN. II. Hsr-
rlson s1stans the principles which have ever guided
the an'lmasonc party, both in relation to masonry
and rational politics.
R'sofred That the attempts made by a small
minority OF the aniimasonIc party to fost Martin
Van Buren, upon the antinasons as a candidate FOR
President of the United States, involve an utter
surrender OF our principles and an abandonment OF
our party ana should ny .. ,nu,G "a,.
rebuke Of every intelligent true hearted antima-
son.
jissoired That while We form no coalition with
any party, call upon individuals of all parties.
men and patriots devoted to the interests of ON
common country TO unto with Us IN supporting the
candidates present for their sutragcs beiIcwug
d their election vii advance the common wrlhte
and we should rejoice should we find any portion o.
. our fellow citizens of any party, sacrificing tl.t.
-, predictions the alter 81 the public good, a.,
!, casting their votes for candidates whose w
believe will rescue the country aud the conrt.
tuition from the appalling dangers which eHcompJ S
~ them.
, ResOfved That in the present overlooking stat
> of the Treasury Of the nation, the distribution q
," the public lands among the states Is a aeasur
III founded upon the pere-t justice and xpedleu
cy; and that Andrew Jackson. by placing his vet
&c upon bill to effect this object, which passed bo
y houses Of congress by larger malortes, has show
I'd unhappy disregard to the will of the people an
On deprived the state OF Vermont of Five Hundre
y Thousand Dollars.
IS, Resoiped That it is the duiy Of every antimaso
to use every honorable means TO promote the su,
e Of the nominations made by the great aniu;
ria sonic state convention al Montpelier.
n And to accomplish tins object, Resolved that
r.. true anImasonlc paper be established IN Middl,b,
k ~. aid that suitable committee IN ench town
m the county be appointed promote the interests
ie; the nn,nasonc party and procure subscriptions {,
e. the paper contemplated.
n. Massachusetts. The Legislature Of Massach,
. sets has passed an act authorizing The State Tre
NJ surer 10 subscribe million Of dollars the st0l
!. of The Western Railroad
a. In he House. on the 30h ult. the question wi
taken ON passing the Ten Million Bank bill to
third reading, and decided IN the negative vel
!, 2l5. nays ZIG.
,,o Oaio. The Legislature Of Ohio has passed
10 Jaw prohibiting the establishment thin that Sta
n Of any BraLch or Agency Of The L. 5. Bank cha
- tered by the the Stale Of Pennsy wanna. The re
lion which prohble the circulation of the notes