Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-25
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obhy VI 6!tS ttlsiltuIate S0liSfAOnsl Is bS 10
means ha,telmg. And here perhat ) II
| i ay not b. improper to slate iotne public.
| thai alter due Consideration Ideemed nuy
duty to request the States Attorney to pr.
sent the Case 10 the Supreme Court al their
next session in Windsor County fer lheir
acllon and GecIsiou IN rel ton 10 a vaca-
ton vi the charter .%141sa~sz e. ...
H, BRADLEY. Bank Iasy'r
Burlington n, ApuI IL, 1886.
BANK OF NEwBuRI.-Tke Comu.is-
>ioner vi Tie SAirty Fund, considering the
posillon Ia Mh.ch u large portion OF TIE
capital OF the B .nk OF New bury Is placed
by the lalIu!e OF It's Cay Agents, has
deemed II eAEt4lIeti that the Bank sIoun
be laid under len. porary nlaicttut., ti.d
with lh.A view has cited !: 10 show rau$.
wny u Receiver should not BE- aPPeinte>
| The bilI-holders are again 4ssur,u ltlrl
the aulll Vi the Bank 10 meet al lis Ia
b'IhieS e.> 'hualty, Is believed 20 Dc you'd
doubt ami The ueInand tur Ils bills. esed" Il
b. the Necessity OF an rnn. ediatr coil, ciIou
| il as debt<, viii ,:u, ure To- the holders Incl.
tuil Value. H. NEWELL, Cashr.
! April 5. 1888. r.
rne t.utark respecting this Bank in
our last, should not lie aHdt rs:ooa as ntl-
mating that il viii never II sumo LGsln'%s;
and us 10 tur value ot rs bl.: now III car.
cuiatton, n,tI, vi tuSIIit 50. ~ lar is We
know, give tGl. cttdn 10 thr tELyr sla't'
uIrnt vi lie C.sher.-V. CATLa.cfr.
RIGHT OF PETITIoAs.-the Ill owing
Resolutions bavt been adop:td unaIL'
mous.y byI M1ss~enus>,tts %e..atr:--
Whereas, the House If ktpr s..ia-
tives Of The Uutted States UIa, Oh 'iir
f lwrl.t, Fl. 81 day OF Dtcetuo>r los, ado.
the toio~mg resolution, 10 Wit:
Re<oireG, 1 tai ali petitions, u.tn.l'..
ais, aud papers, touehIg toe aoou la.
slavery, Vi The Odyng selling, or t'~''s-
terrlux Ut ave>, IN any stat, ulsG4 act, i;
territory, Vi the Uutlsd Sta .es, tx laid W
Oh the table, withou. beutg debated, prInl-
r ed, read, or referred, aud lnat 40 I.r'hrr
! action BE- hod tLereoG - -. 49,
And whereas, the said resolution is
virtual Geuial OF the right Of petition,
WHICH results from the se, y.ua;uIw OF our
government, aid is secured by the Cor
slIlutiou # the UnLed States, aid is also
: subver>ive Of the freedom OF deta;e: Hr.G
J. whereas, by force of the said Reso!utitn,
v the respectful mclnorlals vi many WCIlLN
l. ctize,.s Of this COMMONWEALTH aid II
10 other States, asking tor The r.dress OF
i. grievance, over winch Congress has ,x-
IL elusive control, as We'll as The resolves 7Ut
D. the Legislature of this CoinmonWeaiih.
n have b. eu deliberately sighted and CON
II tennned, aud tae VOICE OF Massachussus,
is tn uugh het representatives In <CengreSS,
l. has been sIsnred ;-ihersicre, - ~
IS Res0lrcd, l hat NJ, the Stnale & House
- Of liz pr.seIIatlv.s VI the CuHinonM cath
It Of AIa>sac huseits, liz I1enerat Cuun IS.
/, SeuLl> d, do, ia the tame OF thr rccpe
). ,hereo:, SO. elldy protest against the SAD
: Resolution, as al. tsur patioE OF power, in
l. violation oil the silrlttP The CuhstUu,LCn
= # IKE Unlted States subyersiye OF the tCu-
= dIme"lal principles ot'ouro own free nsIl-
Y iu,IoLs; IL. VAR. with the preroga,INes Ct
= the people; destructive VI The relalt,uS
t between the III ard their servants, aud as
= sun!ing 10 change those servants mo mas
j. 'ers; derogatOry u the dIsni y aud rights
I, / The States. aud Gangt TOTS 10 Tie UuIon.
II Re$oLrei, ! hat our S, nators aud Rep
. reseutdtIves in Coug,ess, IN their earnest
t oud united assrrtIon aud defence OF the
t right vi petition and fr, edon vt debate, a.
l. gai"st the attacks AID assum nous CT IN
Il authOilZ d power, deserve, aud have. the
:. continue aud CO. dial arprotaiIon Of tie
y eoIle # This GonH.thW.unh.
= heSotred, That HIS kAceileGcy the
e Governor TO requested 10 torWa a cory
a OF these leso!IeS ~ each OF cur Senator'S
d and Representatives IN I ongrtss, with
II r.qu. ST that the same may be land betore
II that body.
BANK CoxvE>TIoS.-Theb bank Goa,
vrn,:on ne, yesterday pursuant 10 ado H.
menI. 10 receive tke-i.loll Ct their com.
mitt'r Of L. The report designated The
LIST of October next as The day vi ge'.eraI
, resumption; leaving II OPEN TO aI.y State
OF any bank TO resume b, lore that period
ii, lis pItasute. The oil ject Of the report
, Was to name day CERTAIN. by which all
2 the banks should place themselves i'll
poslti"n 10 resume. On this report the
= votes IN committee we're I3 TO S, viz
Ayes, Name. Veru. ont, New Han sLire
q C"nnecllcu,, N.N-Yolk, q. Jersey. Penn,
: sTlvant;i, District If E. otumbia, Virginia,
North Carolina, lIdiana. Illinois. Nilsson
6 ri. Nay Massachusetts, Rhode. Island
' d. laMare, Marv land and Ml>sissYll-
n The conyt htlon held its afternoon session
3 in the ehamter Ut the Eank OF The Slate
n OF New York. Al O'clock, after 2n
earnest discussion, but without ctmne 10
= delesminatis u, the convention ad QUITO
10 this afternoon. The prospect IS, ill.,
a the proposition 10 fix on the INST OF C'i