Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-21

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hen 20 the suffering state Of the vital
eftbe country. and the necessity OF a
d, The administration.
~4,,n. Y. Ives, y l. Miner, +. l..
c Spencer, and J. Crowley were
4, committee on resolutions.
IND 81 the farmers tin horn now gave
,,}Bpcr was ready; and tie conyen-
80, invited as guests Of their Wing broth
Wti1eiorl. TO repair 10 a house neat
,,rsok Of the Log Cabin fare provid-
as Wing ladies Of the vicinity for the
al Hsrson and Reform, who did ann
-, % Ne "corn bread" with which the
800, saloon was fully supplied. a beauti-
,,,,ri5 Of uhch, surmounicd by a flag
.y,,aes. under the form aud appearance
,e,se. We saw distributed among the
~, pb5sc presence graced the convention,
c.ssfl supply Of Adams Ale was Furnish
II IN scqueduci passing near the house,
received by the guests with zest that did
"a 20 tie taste and judgment Of the enter
ss1
|var -e rcpast was finished instead ofin-
M 10 he sieste, so grateful to the fulfilled
ataoiei and taper fingered loco foco office
,,s and sub-ireasurers. the hard-Gsied.
srulsr Wings repaired Immediately TO their
:, upon the hillside, and were soon called
rdef by the president, when a soul thrilling
M was presented, which a few more years
brewer render impossible to be presented
hi, was an introduction OF eight Soldiers
1. Revolution ,o,he Convention, who were
rived with repeated and heartfelt cheers by
! members OF the Convention; among these
tss Of our patriot fathers we noticed the
usculst upright and active form of Sergeant
erton Of Ira, 20 years of age, who was long
Eember Of the distinguished corpse of rifle
, under the command Of Morgan. These
t1o, fathers now as formerly, thorough and
p.lding Wings; and are no more ready to
to oppression and tyranny no,o than they
k4rly were to the unjust claims Of the Brin-
Gown.
he Committee on Resolutions were called
"a for their report, and presented, by their
ainan the following, which was received
m rpeated cheers and adopted without a
sssang voice.
IoGred, Tha, in the Brilliant prospect so
cnously opening before our long deluded
still oppressed countrymeD, we have eve
Encouragement 10 persevcre in our patriotic
oors, TIL our naughty rulers. bloated with
z III gotten %'spoils" Of the offices they have
F%,graced, and the ':sub-,reasury" suckers
Tho are proving upon the vital current and
est interests OF the nation, are driven from
r oihces where only they have the power to
flc' iDelr PROSTATE countrymen.
ktf@red, I'd. That the obvious course TO he
ffsued by the patriots of these United States
regain The %unequalled prosperity once en-
Re- by our nation is, to follow in the back
footsteps of the rash experimenters,
Ahave brought us TO national bankruptcy
BE verge of ruin.
hieired, Sd. union Of the Wings for the
y d the UNION, is now the paramount
Of every opponent Of the %ruinous policy
u reckless incumbents Of the high offices
)Ei nation.
'h,olrcd. 4. That we witness with the most
NY satisfaction the surprising progress of
} great political revolution, which will inves,
= nation once more in prosperity, animate
IN py the faces of our patriot countrymen
! lOps clouded with gloomy care, and mois.
fned WHh tears of despair, while the loco
~ plough-share OF destruction has been
hraa through the beneficent institutions OF
l'd, and prosiraiing in the dust the golden
arrests which once waved over every section
the Union, when they were under the vigil
= and protecting care of patriot statesmen.
Rs'ared, 5. That the faei,ious u~surpation
the constitutional rights of the good people
the State Of New Jersey, in driving from
M seats in Congress Five of her legally e.
red and patriot sons, and filling the seats to
Hch they were entitled with five base and
a1i tools OF the administration, by which
kans the odious sub-treasury law has been
ffed upon the country in direct opposition to
: repeatedly expressed will OF the sovereign
PIE, clearly shows the %tyrannical and aris-
Fisucal character of our loco foco admins
|hoh and its supporters, while they are
lafi0lly boasting of their pretended purity,
p quilting many Of our honest, well meaning
oAe by assuming a title foreign to their
%iAcist, and calling themselves The de-
0oo'acy Of the country"
Shame where is thy maniling blush"
kf'@red. Tha, the spirit Of Freedom which
Ned our great progen TORS in 1912, when
ifant Charles Stewart was hurled from
suiish throne, and. which reused and sus-
2 our patriot fathers ia the glorious wal
=, when the chain that bound this nation
'ae throne Of George Guelph was forever
nt'ed-burns still, and with a flame not less
tnse, IA the hearts Of innumerable patriots
% htong every section Of our country. This
'i' SHAH not cease To burn with a widening
% extending fame, until follow ing in the
a's'ePs Of our i%llus,nous predecessors we
re ihe chair Of state from the man al
Snlhgton, who, by the conniving baseness
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