Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06

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lpss new rtsuutcrs, supplies poor and t'n'tt lspot
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great osuac % "ur prosperity, pod o." a9."uon "'''l
iuf.u ns asst rrn'ures behind tie eye
%. h.,gyr5 TbattH- Elective 'nnchfe Is 'nsh'
formidable 90 tyraHts Gully Upon s preservation. and
the ,t.r Of tie people depends lh- stability o cog lu
t,tuuaas 10 preserve ths right n iis ruuiv 10 at
rect tue arm OF The de~truct,rs Go givc economy bon
csiy end tied pai"ousu' ,he aseon''ney "vrf 'A"aN
a.suoc, corruption ald seifsh design 20 redeem the
c.4nfF from s present aegaa1.u 700, end o. save % from
.Ho.tr.aE ipln ulNrng wttrhInInc-s, ana pa'c A
r,f.sau te,'.u- mast prevail si iAe ballot box
T. h,.o r-g Thai Bon rle var 90 ue national admin
straea upaa She currency and 'Ac credit Fystem that
IFS frequent resort TO urw "EHpctfm-nis and unlrcd
EApsdcuis' an 10 total deviation itom The good old
beaten track marked uut ard irocdtn by washington,
Jefferson aud their patriotic successors, discover
restless aud dsorEaniSinE spirit which, u il be suffered
60 prevail NIL corrupt the mafals Of the people unset
lie She foundations Of society oycrutn all our valued
Institutions aud finally visit upon as the worst scenes
Of The French Revolution.
E,s.ircl That vheu in time of uupnrclled dis
trcsr aca al classes and interests In the country,
and respectable body u hc people appealed
OF tuirfaY 10 tlr executive ir relief IRON sui
ferugs Inflicted Jy government Of their own creation
and were tumed away ty hlm "h the cold ana fepu'-
answer. that Communities apt 20 look insoV-
yruneui for TOO much Mr. Van Buren, evinced wan
ton uud rcprchensb.e disregard for the feelings OF
pr pie WHOSE servant bee to whom he "a amenaOle tor
A- atts end by whose Indulgence he holds his oihee
o. Hes1ited, That by pedgng himself ohciaI!y, be-
fore any action wss had on the subject that should Con
rress pass b for t- Ambition of slavery 10 the DIS
tucl Of Columbia be would uterpose the veto power
and arrest t.e sctan Of The bin uy hiss perseverance, IN
pressing upon ouEItss the Subj relspry scheme, al
though has been ihfer tnes rejected by the 'pte-
sruatycs oi tc people themselves and repeatedly con
De mued hs ilc pcrpa ana hy hs approval OF ihr acc
araiou made by b.scrf adviser. Air Cnmbeieng that
m spite of tbe laurnatou Of the people the sub treas
ury scheme shall be continued IN operation through
ISIS, 30. so. ~ M Van buren, has repudIateG, and
nau. t the Democratic Wig doctrine at The SOC
1eig0f u Ec peop's and has declared open war upon
the Democratic Wing principle that the majority should
govern.
! 10 Ersg'r,d, Tha, we behold in the sub.Treasury
scheme project for Government Bank, with an IN
cer.n capital; subject 10 tic control OF the Executive
el agencies located ~ various sections ofthe country
capital founded on the credit and revenues ct The
government its issue paper for the people us re-
cepis gold and silver for the ocs holders and, though
last not least, many of its othoers 1t we may Judge
from the past whose right hand will not forget her
cunning and whose uniform PRAYER Is that their "eit
hand may not know what their night hand dcelh SO.
Der thought conyinces Of Ms danger past experience
admonishes MS of s practical evils and against the
measure we declare "uncomPromisng hostility now
and always.
II. Rsolrtd, That banking institutions neces-
sary facilitate the operations OF commerce. TO encour-
aye and promote manufactures and to ensure adequate
regular prices ior the products of agriculture and
therefore they should be deemed part OF the settled
policy Of tAis state. That they should be founded IN
all cases on specie basis and their bills at all times
convertible into specie at the viii OF their holders
That uasmrch they essentially parake OF the nature
ofpublc institutions they should be under the control
OF the Leg stature and at all tG'"s open TO pubHc IN
spocti0n slch inspection being regulated by law That
efficient guards should bee thrown around and placed o.
yer them to prevent corruption aud fraud in their man
ag-m-ut thereby removing the greatest danger oil loss
to lch bill holders subjected That the failures
Of banks ia this and other states show most conclusive
y that the greatest and almost the only danger to The
public from the fact that the Directors are allow
I'd 4. take out on their own responsibility unlimited
amount Of the funds # the bank, and convert them L
purposes of private speculation ths DANCE
.lould be 1rctually guarded against And finally, al
danger from large loans to one individual or com
pany they should be restricted and limited IN tins Re
, spect
10 Resoired That in her recent election, Vernon
tss iurn shed friends abroad with refreshing evi
dence If her nellgenc and patriotism md by perse
,ersnce ia we'll doing, she viii continue to deserve Il
have inscribed on her banner for motto. the devlc
they have given us,-"ALWAYs FAITHFUL"
The above resolutions, after spirited discussion, II
which many gentlemen participated, At the FIRST and
several adjourned meetings Of the convention wer
p OoroBFR 23i
The resolution ru,roduced BY Judge Wooster wa
called up, and IN motion Of Mr. Knapp, was referred
together with The proposed amendment, TO the mex
Wig State Convention
a committee Of one from each County was sppoiu
r. ted 10 nominate STATE aud County Committees FOR Tia
4, ensuing ycaT-who ported ~ follows
F9r STATE Contra COMMITTEE,
William Uphlm, Geo T Hodges,
T. Z. Walton, Charles Paine,
Harry Bradley, Charles Hopkins
T., County C0nmiteos,
Hfndlgu C0aHfp- David Crswlard 5. l.. Billing,
II Austin B.rchard, 4 Burgess j. l.. Blake
BsnatngioH CA l. Miner, Major Hawcy, Sam
a BIackrer, Blackmau l.. Bfosnal, Benz r Oat
ilarmon Garfield
Kutl1fd C0.--Niiiam Fay, Col Chiucndsni Orso
/ CIart. 4 W Couaut. Luther Daniels
O,aHgs CO.. X. Parish, Luo,us Howes, Set
Austin.
I, .fddtsoa Co-Jancs ~. s.sde, Zachsus Bass Ken
!" WrgAi, Geo W Rogers
r. Washington CO. 2 Miller, Leander Hutciia,
Geo W Collamer, Doct smith
CsiHsHaea Go james J. Cutler, stephen Byingtor
> Geo Ayers. Nm Weston
Caiei5asa Co "A G Chadwick, rhiuehss Spaull
n ing. D. Alexander
Doauc.
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