Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-12

Scnerul uiStTcSS among luc YcoP'c.
Forget, who can, their preposlerous, their
worse than Qaixotic IVind;MH attack, upon
our rcreane. when in the ecer safe7icePtng|
Of the United States Bank and distributing
those treasures by millions, TO their syco-
plants, their tools, their selected pirate bank
ers, and their bankrupt, stumbling. feg-boa-
ed-sab.tycasarers and their hosts OF clam
curing supporters, ddroeates, office hold
crs, and aspirants,-more numerous, and
much more misc hievous,than oil the plaques
of Egypt, consequent on the obsitnaeg oil
their ancient tnickcd King.
These are very fcio, of the many reasons
why reelection Of the present incumbent
and his satellites, cannot receive our votes
Therefore Resolved,
THAT as we ualuc the precious heritage,
derived from the virtue and valor OF our falh-
ers." we will ever use onr utmost exertIons.
in concert with the friends OF reformation
and peace, in every part ofihe union, TO pro-
cure, by every fair and honorable means,
the election to all Offices whether for the
State of Vermont or the United States such
men, as know and respect our rights and
Interests and tcho, will erert themselves TO
restore our country TO The eraiicd eainence
she occupied under the administration Of
the ,Lustrious Washington, and his 1cortky
friends and associates
IVindham Comfy Wigs
Mr. MooRE, from the committee on resolu-
lions presented and read an Address which
was adopted as part OF the proceedings and
ordered 10 be printed.
Hon. w. r. 'RASSEy. Chairman Of the
committee on Resolutions gave notice thai
the committee had attended to that duty. and
reported the following Resolutions. which
were adopted.
Resolved, That this convention has as
sembled on this our National Anniversary
under the influence Of sincere devotion 10
the best interests of our Common Country
and the State, and with an earnest desire TO
promote the best interests OF the people, the
whole people.
Resolved, That the opposition of The
Wing party 10 the Administration Of An.
drew Jackson and the follower in his foot
steps" is not the offspring Of fancied griev-
ances,or imaginary corruption but OF grind
ing oppression, aud corruption open-pal-
pable; and that we will not remit our unlir-
ing opposition until the government is re-
generated and the Executive power placed
in The hands of an honest republican
Resolved. That the Wing citizens OF Yer
mont ought most efficiently 10 cooperate
with the Wings throughout the Union in
efforts against the errors and abuses in the
Administration Of the general government
in efforts ITO remove corrupt and incompe-
tent men from Office and 10 appoint honest
ones in their places; in efforts TO provide ef-
feciuaIly against the further plumber OF the
public treasa.s ghsrssy shs psaRlss
nation injured in the estimation ofthe world
Resolved. That we have no sympathes
and make no compromise with Modern Lo-
co Foc0 Democracy. We contend under
the broad Republican Banner displayed in
iavour oil reform in the power and patronage
OF The federal executive and of economy in
the expenditures OF the public money
Resolved. That we will use all proper ex.
eriIons. IN the approaching election, aeains,
The efforts OF cur opponents. who are labor
ing under the specious though flimsy guise
oil democracy TO PROSTATE the republican
character OF the State. to bring her TO the
support oil the Arstocratic party in power !:
IN shoTt, to hitch her TO the car of the presen,
prodigal and misguided Administration of
Martin Van Buren,.
| Resolved, That we view with MINGLED in.
dignaiion and alarm the systematic efforts Of
our National Executive 10 corrupt the News.
paper Press, with Government patronage
thus polluling the sources OF Intelligence
and deceivng and misleading the people rel.
alive TO the ruinous measures and corrun.
ting influences which have Characterised
the late and present Administration.
| Resolved, That we view with eouaI
alarm the great extent TO which the "patron.
age OF the General Government has been
brought into conflict with the freedom of
elections" through the unwarrantable inter.
ference OF federal officers acting under The
influence of the administration. And we
do soemnly protest against all such influence
as deadly blow aimed at the liberties Of
the people
Resolved. That the numerous defalco.
lions oil Snb-Treasurers by which the PEG.
pie have been plundered Of many millions
oithe public money, is an instructive com.
neniary ON the dangers TO be apprehended
from MI Van Buren's thrice rejected Sinh.
Treasury system, and also on the incomne.
tency and unlaiIhlulness of the Adminislra-
ton IN the management of the finances.
Resolved, That these heavy and numer.
Gus deialcalions are the legitimate ot1sprinr
OF The spoiis principle which has governed
the administration in its appointments orfed.
eral officers for the last ten wears.
Resolved That The wasteful extra aoanec
OF the National Administration in all the de.
partments OF the government has become
pToveIhial and cnlis londlv f,r rt