Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-07

and deserves the Sui a"u ""
sf i I-u the Republicans of widham Conn-
That the well known opposition
1e''lT o',on seconded by the Globe and
''o n DS of the administration, to the
p ,ldn Of the surplus revenue among
I .I.,"s manifests desire to retain the
S'1l' ,no , in the control of the general
pes uS ~ be used for party purposes.
en %D,J In the language OF Daniel
R'@,', ,b,, ali true Wings are Bullion.
b'le' , .n usual accepted sense OF that
10 ,,o s,' are for specie basis for our cir
'nes 4 for snecie as a part of the cir
lO,' o az far as may be practicable and
lDoi.o f. they are for giving no value to
'e"e" .,slv as paper they abhor paper
rr, m.'. cav irredeemable paper-paper
10 * Ie converted into gold and sill
may ,Ie will of the holder" !,
at 'no That we abhor the attempt of
R''o ,.. If the Van Buren, party to min
eauc ,o.,;ons of banking and other incor-
toe q"' With party politics = questions
FlllO0s .M he decided in all cases, not on
cN sa .S.nles but on the broad ground of
puON Tha, we are utterly opposed to
R''ol .',, If Irresponsible banking and 9TH
y 'ys" ..,;Ons and to all real MoNoPoLIEs,
IoIPO . o( ali to the monopoly Of Po'eer by
bSe' .J That is a part Of the creed OF
f ngs;ss "lba, all men are created equal"
MsS M distinctions in society ought to
q 'l a., those of merit and demerit; that
Isl W, mutual dependence between all
ere e' "f society agricultural, mechanical.
. s,' professional and mercantile
1'la, ,hs;r interests are one and indivisi-
'" "I go therefore view with horror the
n,s If The Van Buren, party TO array
sr Onion of society against another, as be-
tT;o ~ the measures of Robespierre and
s an'% and calculated to re-enact in
' '""0,ry The scenes of blood and carnage
tho French Revolution.
p',aIr,d That we will support SILAs II.
r'.Ox for Governor; DAVID M. CAMP,
'I' ;o",snant Governor; and AUGUSTINE
AK for Treasurer, at the ensuing State
lection.
n n. nation of Samuel Elliot,-Resolced,
rS,,, reasonable credit system is highly
sn,6cal 10 the rich and the poor, as 1t ena-
!, those placed in moderate circumstances
s,,r,se their industry and enterprise as
pbdaule for capital; that this system has
,orCbt into action the business talent and
duSry of the nation, rapidly advanced the
nwtS and glory Of our republic,and enrich
the public Treasury.-That sale and
ornament currency is indispensable TO the
tpIGre and business Of every free and indie
rndeu, pcople.-Aud that no President or
|iurIe branch Of the Government, ought to
Disturb or control 1t.
On motion Of w. r. Ranney.-Rssolerd,
That our E1punging Administration have
trprnscd not only the Senate's records; but
|,ye trpanged the currency--have crpung-
i h internal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS manu-
|,cturing enterprse-and expunged our ma
tOns prosperity
These resolutions, on motion for their
adoption, we're ably and eloquently sustain
f I'd BY MANY speakers. The effort Of the
( Hon. James Elliot was unusually happy by
turns powerfully descriptive, gumentaiive,
severe, caustic and eloquent throughout, cal
4 ling forth occasionally, spontaneous bursts OF
IppIause. The Hon. Samuel Elliot's speech
vas characterized by eloquence, mildness,
md Cancellation. Mr. Holbrook was fluent,
representative and concise. The Hon. MIR
Ranney spoke apparently without effort, and
directly 10 the point No attempt will be
made 10 give the views taken by the respec-
live speakers; we should do them injustice.
/ would be gratifying to the public If those
g'nlIemen who spoke on the occasion would
prepare and furnish their respective speech
eIOr The press.
On motion of Mr. Townsley, the commit
lee on nominations reported the names of the
Hon. PHINEHAS WHITE, WAITS
|TELLR RANNEY & JOHN PHELPS,
10 be presented 10 the freemen, as candidates
Tor State Senator'S; which, on motion was
accepted and adopted by the Convention, ac-
tonpanicd by resolution pledging those
Present to use all honorable means TO secure
'h'H election. On motion the Convention
then dissolved.
DAVID CRAWFORD, President
c H S"aSao D Br"''tboro, ssere,a-
JOIN LYNDE, Guiford, ries.
ABAS JONES, Dover,
Under the direction of the Marshals, {
Procession was again formed and proceeded
70 The bower erected upon the common
where about four hundred guests partook o
90 excellent collation. served up in fine orde
O' 'he occasion. After the cloth was reno
Fd many appropriate sentiments and toast
TeTesven amidst the cheering Of the guests
'ue lrng OF cannon, and the music Of thu
Udn0l which we mnSt dpfar fill ouI next 10