Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-27
GREAT WING MEETING In nosToy

| ming, TO hear the report Off SufalL ., w
gate TO Harrisburg. and to act anon ,bo ps Die
idential nomination, was Iarse and en,hass
astic.--h was called 10 order BY JoN.r"...'
| CHATHAM. ROBERT G. WINTIIpnnn
was chosen President and was supno,,aSh.
several VIce-P Presidents and Secretaries
The following resolutions were in,rod,s
By T.. G. Austin - ''u
Rcsolrcd, Bvtbe WHO'S Of Qos,o.
vicinity, and others apposed 10 ,bs aS dnu 'ne
tration of Martin Van Bureo IL Eaa aoi''ns,
assembled. that we com. tooe,bs, .';.h l'ail
zeal for our cause with new bon." . ~ 'esh
country, and with n re.anima,.d "a vi our
corated determination 10 leave No ha .o,ipvi'
effort uncmployed. 10 render no, s,''D.
umphant. and TO rrscu. ,b., con,,s.' .su'e w
istinp opprrssion and m;s,,,. 'V'i eA
National Convention has lon, baIJ 4. '""' 'ue
ted session & The Presidential cand;d a. sAPee-
fairly and finally dismissed of "os
Resoired. That we most besr;l, -.
that the dav for disou,ino ahoo, ;yd; syT'e
preferences and for ipd1loiuo in saa,;o,
and personal riyalries. Is nj 1ast hro,nt,, o"a'
end, and that all the Whios Of ITn;op ~ az ah
others disposed TO unite With them n aG:' ~
ing change of our Notiooai Ryisr, s" sss
now go forward with unired hears and I h. san
to the yindication Other common 'srs aa'ius
and 10 the supoor Of s;ngls caaa;d d.a. 'p'es
Resoirsd lba, our b.lo,aa oas,S,~u
aloud. through ali ;,s ;n,.res,s and M .a.'
stilutions for sueh arbo, no .-,ha,,ha 10 ~
TRY olthe country demands ,sl;.ffrn.a,,
inous policy which has So lonc c.,,a,ad ~ W
ergies g. piundeFed is waves ,ba, ,ha 10 W.
MERGE orthe country claims a r.sn;,. c.o.st-
pernlcious measures when hays.o lnan
barrassed rs course and der,nasd ~ s s,n
ting medium -,bat,be c.,n,s ~ h s".uia'
,mplofes n rcn,;eve ron no, san,,', os"'y
inhalation which is the oreo, enJ 49, ~ of an
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,ba, the coos,;,n,;on 81 ,h..o.a sas eAssuse,
nro,.r,ion i-on ,hoss 200 r,o,, '",Oaes
nerycrsinns which raw. aIroad, :, J'a,'s aiu
balance Of no,vsrs alr.,dn ;5,sas,aJ eu 's
ion rful nrenoudsrancs ~ 49,, E.PS'.,; u su.u
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from a.. f,,,h., nrosss,,,;a ~ . ~. 'sPose
s;ng anj onnr..s!ys .~aas;.',s o'. uai ..
has nav. ~, - Io,, i,'L;..a..a ~ "u'.i
If c,,,;no s.h.yn;nr sass,;s ~, ~ oauu
s.Ifs.eL,er og;c..haid..ss ''''ss''"s'
p~s,J,..J TI,, !. s..s.
country and ;,s .fa;rs wa sa.s s vav".
wh.,hs, ~. s.nJ;i.,. e. ~. p D. s"fol'e
Who has hesn ssisc,sJ (, ~. .an..,',;s ssnss
or;s;n,l,y an -, I ,.sn. "as
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"a o. ~" GAIA 49,, .a. n~ :" .us 'o.un
49, =" wy as :" s"e suo''s''s " peace anu
mo .~arJ m, -. bs me. MI Nv, W." :.
on, oxry cbo;c. ana NOD. - ~ 80 49,,
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49, IN H. =; :, -
chsrS5;.,r :. wy oS,ha iI = o,s
in his resolution do con6ne his services 10 a
single TRIM. 10 disela;m All r;gbt Of control
over The public treasure. 10 lisoi, The exercise
Of the veto power. 10 abstain from attempting
to influence elections by his official patronage
aud 10 leave the whole business OF Legislation
TO those departmental TO which the constitution
has assigned IT, we recognize those sound
democratic republican PRINCIPLES which can
alone restore The administration Of our coun-
nv to its original simplicity and purity.
Resoired, That the pledges of unqualified
assent and cordial support, rendered in adj
vance 10 what ever nomination MIGHT be a.