Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-10

dreds Of those who earn their daily bread by
their daily toll before me | see mechanics.
farmers. and every class Of the intelligent and
the industrious. while at my side, stand the
patriot fathers ofthe revolution, those patriots
stigmstized as being federaIisis and tories
Bot cannot designate tohO are here
be il sufficient to say. that EVERY BODY is
here. And for what are you here assem-
bledl To meet aud give the falsehood 10
those who tell US that we have aught but the
welfare Of our beloved country nearest our
hearts. We come not TO meet and repel a
foreign foe, but 10 oppose with deep and un-
compromising earuesiness those who are sap
ping the foundations OF every thing dear to
our hearts as American freemen. You are
assembled to give your deep toned voices to
that heaving tide. which. oil over our coun-
try is swelling to sweep from the land the
remains Of that Jacobsen which for the last
1 years has ruled this. our beautiful and
revercd domain 10 meet and TO subdue that
party which SO loudly breaches democracy,
yet imposes upon US the mos, cruel despot.
ism that Expresses any people on the face
oil the earth. They preach retrenchmeni
and reform in their Practice they have dosb-
led. .rebled. yes. quadrupled the expenditures
Of our government. We come 10 oppose
party which has made itself strong by aba
sing every power and even trust which the
generous confidence Of a free people has
placed in their hand who are clsmorous
IN their defence Of the rights oflhe poor, and
are yet grinding them TO dus,-are bringing
them 10 level with the degraded yassals OF
European bondage.
Genilemen-we have work 10 DO TO-
day--on this glorious day for the people OF
Vermont And not for them only. The
citizen freemsn OF New York are here, and
are looking upon you with anxious interest
said you have great civil victory TO win
or to lose you.-ctizens. are the only Stale
in this Union that has never bent her knee
TO Baal-ihat has never lent her sanction TO
the unhallowed doctrines and the still more
degraded acts OF this administration. Let
the motto Of the Hero oil Trafalgar, which
he adopted when the desiines OF his country
depended upon that hours doings-that
Eng laGd expects every man 10 do his duiv
Let that be applied 10 yourselves and now
upon this and every other day bear 10 mind
that Vermont and the American government,
expect every one OF you faithfully and zeal.
onsly 10 do his duty.
The following resolution. introduced BY
Charles Adams Esq. was adopted:
Resoired, That a committee OF thirty be
raised 10 report ticket for State officers, and
also ticket for Eleciors--lhai in order 10
raise this committee, each county be called
on 10 nominate as many grnllemen as they
have senators.
The several gentlemen. on being called.
presented the names Of the following gen.
Ilenen FOR this committee. and they were ap-
pointed.
Bennington county, A. L. Miner, N Fl. !
Bottom
Windham county-Smith OF Londonder
~. Smith OF Potnvy. Wan. Henry Of Rock
Dgham.
Rutland county--Robert Pierpoini. Joel
Beaman. Nathan r. Sprsgue.
Windsor counly-Wm. Steele. Russell
Burke, Justin Morgan, Hampdrn Cuts
Addison eounty-Elisha Bascom. Vile I
Lawrence, James Miner.
Orange county,. H. Harris, Timothy |
Shed, Davis Pride.
Washington counly-Charles Davis, A.
G. Chadwick
Essex county-Jonas Graves.
Orleans coubty-lra II. Allen.
franklin counly-Ilorace Eaton, limo
by Foster II. Hubbard
Grand Isle county Frederic Hazen.
Ch'tlenden couniy--Timoihy Folleii,
Francis Wilson.
Lamoille eouniy-Moses Morse.
The following resolution, introduced by
MIR Pierpoini. was adopted
Resofred. Tha, committee Of seven per
ions be appointed by the chair. TO report res.
buttons 10 this convention. and an address TO
he ireemen Of this State.
The committee appointed. consisted Of
Messrs. Charles Adams. Charles Paine,
jeo. Il. Marsh, +. p. Walton, jr. A. L.
Miner. John Fl. Prenliss.
The convention then adjourned for one
hour.
AFTERNOON.
Convention met--Mr Pierpoint. in behalf
u The so'nmltlee appointed TO report ticket
or State officers. and also for electors, pre-.
tented the following:
For Governor.
SlLAS Fl. JENlSON.
For Lieut.. Governor,
DAVID NJ. CAMP.
For Treasurer.
HENRY F, JAMES.
For Electors at large
HON. SAMUEL G. CRAFTS.
HON. EZRA MECH.
(And the committee further recommend