The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-15

ri Coiuuhia. wi1houi ths csHseui ~ lhe sl1sr HOLD
iuE sfstrs. ahiis b. Sistird the consai1usionaity
Ieuuuu BY she gonpio, svrrave C0ngTsps. sod de-
''r"y ne representative ohafactst IT govern
uasni
Rssuissd, Thas whsssssr may bs tie necessity
~ vel organized NatiouAl Bank eor maintaining
a souud and untiurm currency gor fscilitatins sEs
changes. aud Cauying the financial operations
Of The 1oFernuens, We believe that bank cosueot-
"a with the treasury aud centralized nv tbe ev~rr-
utive, would be hanght with evils couatsrbaIaneinw
~ thnsn advantages, and BY uuiung thu control ~
The sword aud he purse would result in pfoatrafin
tfe oonsii~iion and establishing the nust despOtic
government earth.
Resolrsd That the present derangoa state Of ths
Currency she prostration of credit and the distress
aud embarrassment experienced by the commercial,
manufacturing aud laborinR community are TIE 10.
giumae results al the Executive CxPsriIaeats upon
the currency II the country.
hesoiSed, That whatever may have be0n the
pruNimaiv eects II spirit Of REGULATION and over
trading upon the credit Of the country THAI spirt
had rs origin R the eHended issues Of irresponsbis
State banks, and OF the banks selected the dcpost
TORIES of the Ps,ple's money.
PKEANhLE-'' Those who trade on borrowed catitai
ought o. break. - Gen Jackson.
Resuired That those measures Of the adriiuistra.
uun which are Designed 60 break down the system
Of credit oudeT which The county has gfasa mp,
are directly calculated u.sko the {" poor pa8ysv
asd tkf rich rssksy.'
Reso'rsd, That any attempt - sarround ilss Pres.
idcut ~ the utod states With military Elrcs rlr
lfi v eAeNaAtH Ais affe, 1iEFffstfr
approach 20 despas,sp and thai the appragai u
such an aitemPt By MaTtiu Nan BaFeU - tsulaa.
choiy testimony of hls willingness b. hocassa
bFsFor
kssa'rsa That ~ De- Inpunain. s,saye--uas ~ 81
s'ts s-nals - - uts STATES, ssssrSaststdas-zaEl
and an Hsurpaft0u 81 power which should dsepfg
alarm every fFsemen.
Efsoirrd That the promise II MARTA Yea hsrcn
tn follow in the fo0tztep- of Gon Jacksssn. 10 q
practical ntary The degradalion - W. sseh
tbe whole ooontry has been sublseted BY iha sav-
patioa- e shs inss eight years.
Rssgirod. That ths ofiice holders &C the General
Government, havT, wtthin few years. become 90
order Of nah'iy IA PsSstt keeptoT ssilh tha nrlv
power assumed BY Andrew Jacssau ard his Pls8Fed
successor.
Resalurd, Thai TIA dele Ea,iou In Couareas Erus
hs state, b. Fesasstsd - oppose any aaisfpp ghai
may be ua6s annVx Tezas 90 the 4 uisna ststof
kssoissd, That he Nhdg Eaeuabcrs az Cos.srcss
b" rcqRested 20 aPposnt lame and place fr noadnr
a National CoHvengion Coz the parposs 81 aoaasns-
nug candidates for the neat President and Wee
Prosideat Of the 4 utsd States.
On motion % Mr.. PIERrotsT, "a WAS
RGsSired, That the 'hankx % th-- onuFaution Do
BE- sendercd 10 me iiou. HEsRY p. JAxrs, Soc ths
I able ADD impartial manner IN which be a1s CAS-.
rhJrs,c ne aGt.es OF the cAsr
On motion OF MIR BELL,
RssoIrsd That the proceedings Of this Convsh.
ton he signed by he President, Vice Presidents,
and Secretaries, aud published.
! On motion, the convention dissolved.
HENRY r. JAMES. President
THEoPHILUs CRAwFoRD,l Piee
SAMUEL G. CRAFTs, Presidents
CH4Tserr |. Ks4rr, Secretaries.
JAMES NJ SLADF,