Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20

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NJ Ho3gcs Of Ruisnd osiie for the report Of tho CON
nlce which read aud accepted. The committee re-
parted Tst they considered otpedeoi for the Conveu.
uoa cypress opiees relation present state Of
the ooany by resoluops That they had sobe,ned several
resolutions to that ehec, for consideration.
That Convention make nomination Of State Seua-
Tor the c,sy Rutland. that y, st,u.''
commended TO he several in this county all d
ssooc 10 peplrng contend With political opponents
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Tic flowiar appointed committee to present
nomination ~ Senators befnc Tie Convention Mesrs
Hale Of Rrsnoa Wright OF casteiou u Hodges Of Clar
,sdso Ellis &C rairaven Martin Of Ira Seward Of Mcndon
O Cstt ofMidlieu~n Harmon Of Pawlct Dana Of Pitts
ford Beautn Of rouuev Page Of Rutland shedd Of sher-
hurao md Comsu of rinmou'h
Anor retiring the committee presented tho following
Senatorial Tiegd
Hon ROBERT PlERPoINT Of Rutland,
ZIMRf HOWE ofCas,leton,
THOMAS D. HAMMOND Of Orwell,
which approved and adopted.
The following resolutions reported by the Committee
d .cusscG by Mc,srs ormsl &C. Page Bowen Clark Brown
Howe and Alan, and adopted
Resoirod That however deeply deplorc the severe
ealmitss brought upon the country by the maladmnista
ton Of The Goncul Cove nmont noyer,he less have
great congratulate ourselves and rejoice that
Vernon, her Characteristic ndcpen.
dence aud has steadily and s,enuouy oppos ed those
constitutional measures which have carried ruin and dis
the merean the farmer and to all the aborng
aud productive classes OF community.
Resored That while deprecaie the necessity which
compelled the Banks Of this State adopt the Of
temporary suspension Of specie payments yet II is
poion tina, due regard to the interests Of community as
well those of the stockholders only justified but
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Resored, That the oppressive warfare waged by the adj
min sration upon tie CONNIE Tcia Mercantile aud Manu-
featuring interests and upon the industry and enterprise
the country generally not only unwse, mpp!itc and
public happiness and individual prosperity but ought
not TO be tolerated by free and spiri,ed people
Rssoired That the appropriate place TO meet those who
have carried this warfare upon tue prosperity
the country, the ballot box and the right,
true weapon with winch punish oppressos and redress
our wrongs is the ieeman's vote
Rssoired That W of tho opinion that Naona
Bank animated with political influence, would oper
ate excessive banking aud the count
from the evils which vs, by deprecated currency
Rssoued That this Convention approve Of the nomna
ton Of State Officers made by the Wings at Montpelier las
fall and that will due diligence TO carry that nomn
alton INTO effect.
Mr. Beaman Of Poutney ntroduc cd The following Resou
ton which passed -
Reopsd That the proceedings Of this Convention, sign
cd by the President and Secretaries be published in all tn
papers Of the county.
Convention dissolved.
GORDON NEWELL, President,
wv 81 i moTri ssesia'i".
suspending Specie Payments in England.
vho read the Euglish III