Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19
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high station oco'd tc troy ,au~rh of principle
over roiiios c,,rrur;ou aud tpistols.
.. R'ssire9 TIA Ne have ,he Iellcs, confidence
~ Tie sbahly snd iu'cguiy Of FRANCIS GRAN
GER ct New Notk. thst Ms nomins'icn for Wee
ros,Aeoi receives cur hearty appreciation, and tha,
Wc viii give bim out undivided support.
2 E,solrsd. That We fun, approve Of the nom
melton of SltAS n. IENNlsON for tio,ctRcf
dawn NJ C.Mr Got ~. Gov and AuousnNH CL,hN
f,t Treasurer --a'-n, of tho Electoral ;,ckc, made
. by 'bc hnuma .obs aud Wings at Montpelier; and
ve have lie iullcs assurance hat they s,ll receive
signal sad triumphant majority N bennington
) County at The com'og cleciion.
4. Eoolred That the Wings Al Montpelier, IN
February last IN tc.uouiuai,ng The STATE and cleo
'oral tickets, previously ptc5ca,ol by the Ant,ma.
sons osinccd spt,, Of Cancellation worthy of all
praise aud commentator. mad that we hail this
measure, harbingrr Of better days IN Vermont.
D. Eosolr,d That the law f.r dividing the Sur.
rlnt Revenue among tho States, wssa measure cal.
led f,r by every principle Of Justice aud good pc'I-
cy and could DO opposed BY no Statesman, excsp,
ror purposes &C political ocitup',on.
@ RssolrsJ That NC owe a large deb, Of grs,-
ilpdc To the patriotic majority in the two Houses
of Courrcss, who during long and 'uibulcn,
sion, continued to urge The distribution until they
were inally successful ".,ad tha, the leaders Of
! me yIrig' who had won aud abused the conf,
drncc Of The People lost their power. when they ct
tomped to retain the pubiic treasure, for psr,izan
purposes
:. R,soirei THAT ,ar time has fully arrived. for
every friend Of the Supremacy Of The Ldies" to
be awake and vipilnn' Il he would preserve the lib
critics which have been dearly purchased and
handed down to ia by our fathers and We recon-
mend to friends, 10 prepare with energy for tbo
coming election. in every part Of the Slate.
s. Reso'cod That we individually pledge our
selves Ia be active IN maintaining the proud ascen-
danry. which Vcrmon hss hitherto occupied in the
eyes of the Naiiun, b. her uniform system Of dem
ocraic politics and that We will adopt the
New YORK State system. become slaves 10 the
Albany Regcncy' and Nth equal activity on tho
part of our friends, "IOAhcai Juggling will run a
shpr rnce with the descendants o. Ethan Allen"
o. Rcsolpei. Tha, Marin Van Buren, n his late
vote. upon Calhouns Gug Bar to establish
censorship over the Post Olice Department. clear.
~ cvnccd a willingness on his part not only TO a
bandon all principle bn, In vote nga ms, the wiahea
of the entire North, for the purpose OF obtaining
! S,uibetn volcs-and for that oct alone all true
friends Of liberty, should withhold from hin thor
support
10. R,solccd, Tia, ,hi. Convention approve Of
tie firm and decided course, pursued by the Hon.
! liiland Hall our Representative in Congress. and
asrncinllv in tho ahlo rs-, '.ho" ", him. n1n~'
Tho distribution of the Surplus Revenue.
/ II. Re.o'yed Tbst we highly commend tho mag
| unanimous feeling which has been manifested by tho
ffccmen 10 the Eastern part Of THE Congressional
District, in sustaining oar present member ofCop-
! gress regardless Of local feeling.
/ On the passage Of the resolutions an animated
and highly interesting discussion took place, in
which Messrs Lyman, Miner, Sergeant, Briggs.
/ Wnms and several o'bor gentlemen took psr'.
The resolutions were all carried by occlam.tion.
The committee 10 prepare candidates Tor the
Senate, reported the na'pes Of tho
Hon. NATHAN BURTON, aud
NATHAN II. BOTTOM.
After some remarks by Messrs Doming. Parker.
Sargent, the Chair Miner, Moon. Clark and 9th
ors. Messrs Burton and Bottom we're unanimously
nominated by the convention,
On motion, Rso'ued, Tim, we viii spare M
honorable efforts, u promote III" election OF the
Harrison candidates far the Senate IN this county.
On motion The several towns in the county were
requested to send delegates TO the District Conven-
ton I, be holden al Town.end on the l4h mat.
On motion, the proceedings Of this Convention
scncl Ly ifs officers, were ordered 10 be sen, for
nnblication TO the Vermont phpnix, BcIlows Falls
Jonrpai. Rutond Herald, aud Vermont Gazette.
tud that the State journal and Peoples Press be
requested 10 re-pubhsh the same.
The usual vote Of thanks wss rendered to Tho
chair aud the convention a6lou ned,
JOHN n. oLIN, Fsid,st
Amos RopiNsoN, p,,, p,,,ide,s
NArHAN DrRToS, !
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