Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21
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Friday Morning, July q, -.

The VAN buren, Coxv,.
9Th at Fayetteville, passed \ @ '...
olutions which we must conf 'elle' vi
well as amuse us. Webave =, 7 ansq
MISUNDERSTANDING upon,6s s''sd'd
we have moi room this veal '',, l'isE
pondent alludes TO the eIepan, .VHi'p|
ical form Of the following ns'I
Resotred, That the Fed,yo,,.
Vermont has for years pas, bs. rsu'ca
,amper with the currency aO Ot' y. sl'Hs
specie from the State BY snb s Snsd
deemable paper promises ips,ssd
and we are not deceived So NAL "
amazed at their present atIemo : !. y
the National Governmen, lhe ro %A
Of their own conduct ''"''a'
This, with the other resolu,o,.
official account, was sus;ai0eS ! ~
and spirit-siirring remarks f,o.9'
Roberts, Field, kellogg and RAJ
was unanimously adopted" m. y
ton may have passed, but we ara en-.
could have parsed this resoh,;ea
principles of Lindley Murray !,
give US great pleasure if one Of 4.
men who supported the resolotioD,
it-stlrring remarks" would auemn y
and also give US an explanation # n
luton. Ii is new to US that a,t. w. 81
Legislation" are now making tbs 10, ,.n
attempt ITO father on the Nslion,I r.
ment the consequences of neir m,
Federal legislalion's") own .o0J..|
What bold and presumpluous fIg,, 4
Federal Legislation" mnst be. Br a
the name Of wonder are these fel6v, Il
Federal legislation" that are eD,,,
this andacious efion2 We hone ms,.
Der Of the convention will enIi,b,s,,I
Mr. Van Bnren once said, "our nj
as very grrnl," but this rcsoIuln \
him.
We are told these resolutions u,,
imonsiy adopted. Introduced Bv d
President Of The Beilors Fall, B,JI
rofed for By himself and thrs Oui IN
tic Directors Of The BranieJoro Bill
sereral of the principal aockhol1mf|
latter Institution, all Of whom sd,oe,s|
suspension of specie payments nd
perfectly consistent for dcmoeyah
IL these terrible Federal lerils|
have been doing so much mischief aH
mon, what have the same fellows beeu \
in the democratic State Of New YohiuI
Van Buren, bad 10000 majorilyoflh,wl
This latter State has created more b
than any other in the Union, and scarIy,s
sion Of their Legislature has passed rf,
the grant OF some. "Fedeml leglslsu
have also been at work in all lhe dtnn
&c States Of the Union. Look at Ahn
Mississippi, Tenn, Conn, Va andm1
the home OF the great loco ioco hunhg|
Benton himself, Missouri, these sanss
have got up a FIVE million Bank, II
these Federal Legislation" have n,aI
havoc in the democratic States, Bmu|
glad to see the loco foeo buckials AZ
the subject in this region. aud detsrDAj
put them down. We hope the mO1erdi
resolutions. now that be has ESCAPED
their influence, will have no hand ia pend
ing Federal Legislation" TO TechsnsI|
Bellows Falls Bank. aud that be will I'D
low branch Of it in any event 10 Be q
lished at Saxlon's River; aud We bsGs
Their. that ell The Directors Of the BanE
BratileboTo who attended ihe cun'trl
which passed this resolution, will luus
ately resign, and that all the dsn@nl
stockholders will Immediately sell ~
stock. Ifall will DO this, aud OlhsT IN
cratic anti-bankmen will initiate lhtli su'
pie with regard 10 other banks 10 tbs -
they may then meet in convention 90 :
nounce Federal Legislation" 10 lher lan
content. and We will not say word
Il has been suggested thai The r'os.
was drawn by the President Of the e0Als. i
and candidate for the Senate. u sM
struction Of it is excusable. i