The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-23

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tors of the CITY ana county o. ->eW Ao'N' r,hIic
the City Hall January "a, 1855, pursuant - @
notice, the call having been Teau, the nTI9 E
organized by 'HG 3IT'HItt1TENHOSS. President.
VICE HREslpEST7' ,d
Preserved tlsli, L ETnoks
James n. " ellis, S Sli lt,C.,rttrout
John Deamater, 2''h"o' - ~ EnIa
Henry y. Robertson, Ectla"'',
Gideon Lee; " l.i' WI -
Andrew T.. W heeIcf; i+oTb C|N'
John Il. RhineIandor; neljo'..lin ~; l'l'uS''''
Frederick a. Gay, isHNc Ao ,iI'
f.. II. Warner, i'", !p SH5;GIir
VIM. IL. Tyack, T. w 1NIcHo'S'
Daniel J. Jackson, Isaac Lucas,
Gcorgc Greer, Barr Wakeman,
W m. ilmpsoh, ' Cisnn'
W. g. Van Nortwlck, james it"ffl"l''
Holm c. Berah, WllIet Sear'Ai,
Cornelius c Jacobus, EIchu'd II. Nmsiow
john Harlow, ., James Ii.* d. ', ,.i',"336'1
Isaac IL. Undorhill, AndreW A,vrN"oo"'
FIonrv Anderson, JuIncS u. SiI\cI,
Idyyard jenkins, Anthony N"odW3rd,
George Sharpe, James - - E S'onGc"''
Holm Harris, James u. douglass,
Tms paIn,ors James Dusonuerry,
pclcrS $. Titus. Henry d. Gale,
smart F. Randolph, William II. FcrH, ana
Jnhn Il Peters, Isaac IoWhsehd'
mo following resolutions were presented ana
,,,.,,,;I,nrsIv nd1Dlcd
l. Resolved that the present crisis cals upon
,l r,,n,r,Iic PcDublican Party to erect the stan
,"o 70 ,;rHn Md Madison and to proclaim and
u',r ,hc nrnciplcs of gS; to rown upon every
fr, T., rnnralt O el doctrines upon the great Gs'
scntial principles established by those PNlIioIPnS
~ Jn,rdcricv and TO maintain ncompromisl"g nos,
.;l;', noi,,si ali disturbing financial measures OF
governments and against all radical and Obstructive
Joc,y;ncs and scntimcnts
. R"snIvad-rThat in a republic, it IS osschtia
., 1Lo Thnr,y safety and happiness Of the cluzehs,
L, ,i ,,,t,nrrr,cni and its officers should receive
t; ,,I2 - 3 oc,inn from the people that when TINS
;,i 'rinc;,ln ,ensns TO operate, when the conVcn-
; i, r,Ld ,,,,rv i Jisrrnurdcd or made suhscr-
riIt ~ mo)iIicnl ambition and self interest, 1t be-
co,,,ns n ruhljc duty to bring the admInIsEat'o"
IA 10 , P,J f., chersiing the spirit Of liberty
cIo,o Is; ~ Iicantiousuess, to secure at once
,ou I"iG ;S ~ tLn government, and the prosperity
If Ihn nronIc
Eail,Iy,d-'That the past history OF our conn-
:" ,ii.i,aI Illustrates the truth o! the docl ara
roJInns If TVushinuton " that the fuundnuom"i our
nniinn,l nocv ought TO be laid in the pure ana I'm
muiablo ,Irinciple ofprivatc morality Ih1t mere
is n truth more thoroughly cstaO'is"'"; ,
there exists in the economy and course a."
iudissoIublo connection between the genuine may
inns Of an honest und magnGnlmous poiicy' "Ho INC
solid rewards OF public prosperity
4 Resolved-That the course O. the ADMINS,
tratlon which has so deeply and snauch'y "IIo. 10
the financial condition OF the noloh; ana i;
to the institutions OF the states, ana t"c ,I
interests of the people, aud winch - CGuPo"
an effort unite III elect the SWORD "u az op
evrnces the existence and rrodo"ha!lns tI
in national councils OF "sluI :, Irny,
endangered and threatens to snDNert our @ m
form Oh government; '''
dividual happiness: c,o,..o,;,,,~oll
s. ResolVed-lliat te 9cie'I,o II;Lor,;oIyo f,r-
State institutions, when nus IT," 10y hoIiIy nvoy
med and winch Is now uiSti"oi'y =; en- sIs,cnnotI.
cay and porsovornglY ioIlcWeu III nnnihiInto
lar suffrage, VIII ii successful tIJ,,,,o. ,,,,,r