Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12

edy urged upon the King and Psrhsn.n, O, tho
Chheo hingdom. By the resolutions Of pfi,u.t,
assemblies. ~ our Representative TO Parliament
A's" mbied. and BY ihe humble petition. q The
whole people. We have demonstrated with al
The power Of srgument. and sll the moral fec, Of
Truth. No remedies have been extended. ard a,
last, when the tyrshny of those inifu.ed Win
power 10 The Provinces has increased insufi,,shly
tom continued imPunIiy. Advantages taken b, an
angenerous Eufopesa State, IN tine If general
pesee, 10 coerce us into n eonui,ance or sppto,sl
~ our own dehssen,.ui. BY ihtesl to sel4e upoa
our public revenues With hand IT force w den
anee ot natural night sad Of every principle Of
-is~. policy or justice.
The present degraded coudiu. 10 If our coua,ry.
bcing tie result Of three qnati,rs 90 a csgturv Of
"arm devotion 90 Buush cuuuexiou 1ud If n.i,-
l16en rclonce uron British heuot. ct would be
siotirh aud cumusl TO cunane our resistance here.
amer 10 simple rcmousltsuces. TIE wicked ie.
s'Sus of Buush snthoti,ics have Severed oil ti,.
81 synps'hy f'- 30 unf,cHna mother country. A
separation las commenced between fatiir.. which
"i.l never be cemgnied tut wllcA vtl. 20 IN Ia.
cfeasing. until one OF those sudden, those uut,i-
seen .yeat., ,I,-t 49, ..f ,.. a.
~ tt oppor unty for assuming oar rank among
the Independent Sovrrlgulics Of America. THo
uol be uupsepsrcd Cor Tie tu,.d.
slnuous destiny awaits The Young Men Of
these Cl.oalrs. oar father. have passed iun.
lie Of .eXauon, daiiN struggle against every de-
gee OF despo,sm. As they puss t,orn the world,
they leave inheritance Improved by Their pat
rioljc saetifccs. 70 Us they commit the noble
duty OF carrying onward their proud designs.
which ia our day must d,sliauchse our believed
cuautry from all human authority except That oi
the build Democracy residing within ITS bosom.
Nhh such an in'goraung prospect spread be-
iore us,--such a high responsibility resting upon
Us, It becomes our Imperative duty laying Ssde
HE gay involiiles Of youth, to betake ourselves
to the serious consideration Of our couutry's poll.
iics--her wants aud her resources to increase her
wealth by encouraging her manufactures aud her
prodoce aud to preserve her strength by discuu-
unuing the consumption OF articles brought from
Jsy und - bat above all 10 accuslou ourselves
10 constant sacrifices, aud to cutlal uUr person.
al expenses, by avoiding Excess superfuity that
Ne may treasure means fer supporting each other
IN lie struggle for hie aud liberty IN which We
must sooner or later be engaged when the day of
glory arrives that will see us emerge FROM long,
dark bondage to the splendor Of light aud freedom.
WHEREFORE, We, the Officers and Managing
Committee Of The Association Of the " Sous OF
bciaif oi those whom We represent, pledge our
selves 10 our abused country and to each other,
that We will devote all energies, and be pr-por-
ed 10 act us circumstances may demand, III order
To procure for this Province refutmed system OF
government, based upon the elective principle of a
responsible Executive the control by the Repre-
sentative branch OF the Legislature of all public
revenues from Whatever source derived: the
peal OF all Laws and Charters passed by foreign
authority, encroachng upon the nights Of The peo-
pie and their repre- sentatiyts-especially those
atng to the properly aud tenures of land. wheih
or belonging to tue public or 10 individuals al
improved system OF selling public lands, whereby
those Who wish to become actual settlers thereon
may be able 20 do 50 al small expense The a5o
htlun oi pura tiles aud irresponsiblliy of olfce,
aud an equality before the law Tor all glasses, with
distinction Of origin, language or sion -
aud depending on GOD, aud strong IN oyT nehi
Nc hereby invite 49, 49, "'"' o' '"e i'"''"ee9
- Cro, Associations M their several localities, for
line attainment of good, cheap, responsible dov-
eminent, and for the security, defence aud exten-
sion If our common liberties.
ANDRE OUIMEr President.
J. J. n n. hrrg0''' viee Presidents.
C. BgAuDsiAU. Treasurer.
q. Il. T. TngRrEs. hecor!'ng SeecetTy.
G. BoUCnRR'ILLE Corresponding Secy.
FRAHcois rULLoCn, .isssiant 40.
J. 5. Neysmltn, l.. Tayeruler,
Toussalat Dancrs. Joseph Ddiaut,
n. La;renese, Joseph Leduc,
CasInr Arcouel, Paul Martin,
Pierre GrenIer, 7 q. DamoUr,
LOUIS DunaIs, Henry Lacai!le
l.. p. Down, Pierre L4TceneOr,
Amsbie Smard, n. Danhiaune.
J. d. Label. Joseph Lettore,
/ Joseph Gaodry, Nafcisse NalOis,