Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01
from IA, Cor,e, and Eaqd,o.

VINO ceN,G>rIoN Is ONO. 4 convention Of
dc Mbu,-. If lbi. .po'uauc state. assembled N
lurpu.c vus io cousull ur he more Efficient orran-
l2luon ~ iLc party throughout the state. The re.
port Of the Committee 90 National tGairs is spir.
ned aud appropriate. Amer setting forth IN glow.
'ng tcrms, lue cl.aml'ieA under which the nation
gruars, % recommends concentrated action the uu-
ION of lAc great Wing party as Indispensable TO
bring ubol, tie cuIs in view, aud concludes aijh
Recommending certain resolution, in tie following
language:
Tie oscncy Of the National Convention is nc
Ccssafy to secure this ooGccuitaiiau--aud such a
measure Is therefore respectfully suggested. 70
be Efficient j, must be composed OF full and iair
approximation. The nenbers must be collected
IN a uniform manner ia each State, and their mum
bcrs must be regulated by fixed standard. We
soeecs' The following outline loT the coussmmalion
Of this subject;
/. a Convention, from al. tie States uf the L.
MON, Of members who wish to ottcmpt n reform
10y removing from their places tie present Exccn-
ine administration Of the Government VI Tie Unit
Cd states, shall convene Of rHisbutg, 10 The state
of Fcnn,y Itan,o, on the Monday Of June 1898
to select candidate for the Vice Presidency, to
be supported 10 1870
:. Such Convention shall consist &c number
ct members from each state equal to Der Senators
aud Representatives IN Congress. SGcu mcmbots
Shall be AZ least % years Of age, shall be citizens
OF ihc stale they represent aud shall be bono fde
chosen n each state by the citizens thereof each
state to determine lis own manner Of choosing It's
REPRESENTATIVES.
). Such conveu;ion shall not proceed to nom
nation unless majority Of all the States are rep
rosen'edb by at least one representative.
selection Of candidates presented BY a Com
not fail to be men IN whom public confidence may
be SMELLY rcPoscd -mca around whom the friends
Of reform, the opposers of The present incumb"nts
may safely rally, assured that successful effort
NH redeem the country from the difficulties that
surround IT, and The dscredits that o,erwhelm it,
10y recalling TO It's councils the tnlenis and the pat
Huiitm that have been driven into exile by the
Vaccinations Of the present nsurpc:s.
/. Therefore, Rcsoirci, That this Convention
teconmond that the States Of this Union unite IN
holding such Nauona, Convention as is here pro-
posed and that they seyerslly act thereon with ali
prac al ceerIy
/ HS,Irci, That this Convention, though be-
e'Ing that their fellow citizens Of the slate would
/ prefer To select WILLIAM lirNLr llARmsoN, whose
public services and qualifications, of laieuts eXpe-
/ Renee, magnanlmliy, justice. md patriotism they
/ know and appreciate ; yet they feel q confidence in
giving the assurance that shunlj another person be
selected, be lie Of the south, or Of the middle, or
! Of Tie north lie will be sustained Ia ONO, with oil
/ the power, zeal and energy that would be employ
ed 10 support of their own !avoIle fellow Citizen
3. Res 'ired Tint tins convention adopt the pre-
ccediug exposition Of the causes of present
embarassmculs. and concur III the plan of remedy
( suggested; aud that the same, with The PROPOSE =
ton Tor calling and organizing National Conven-
tion, and the foregoing resolutions, be- Subscribe
I By the officers of this Convention, aud recommcn-
ded for publisailon to The newspaper press Of tie
United States.