Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-06

VI spe people OF tnis ana The adjoining town.
assembled At Woods Hotel, and from ,bu,,.
proceeded to the old meeting house, N. 4,
gesi in the town,& which wns filled complr,.
". 1t was emphatically grea, gasberiup.aOs
though the travelling was exceedingly b.d
we noticed the face Of many good VIM
from distant towns Such tremendous ou.
Pousings Of the peopIe--aIl for Old Tiou.e,.
noe-giye cheering evidence tina, the peool.
are alive to their interests and tina, thew viii
not falter nor censc to labor ill .hsv b.,.
routed Martin and his rhoie boz Of eb,u.,.
ing. legtfeasury money squanderers and
placed honest and faithful nien in their MA.
ces.-Gszeffe.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEETING
The meeting was organized BY CHOOSING
Hon. VILLAS Henry chairman. and 81.
Lon GRouT. Esq. Secretary pro tenn.
Asa Wentworth. Jr. William Tb.v..
Timothy II. Hall. Capt. Foster, and Jobr
Gibson. Esquires were appointed eommu,ee
To nominate officers for the contention.
\ John w. Moore. Mark Crawiord and
Louis A. Lowell. were appointed commi,ss
TO drah resolutions for the consideration Of
the meeting.
The committee appointed for the purpose
reported the following officers.
HON ELLERYs ALLBE. Psrs,prsr
Wee Pre,ideafs.
Ebcnezer Locke. John Smith. Nathaniel
Fullruon. Elias Damon. John Gibson. Par.
don kimbsll. James Tilcomh Henry :.
Green. ID. Foster. David Crawford. Simeon
Leland. and John r. Maynard Esquirvs
Seeysfaries.
Scion Grou,. Louis S. Lowell. William Hale
and L. Fl. Hall. r
The following resolutions wrre then pre-.
senisd for the consideration OF the meriins'
By John w Moore. from the committee on
Revolutions @'e
Resoired. That we hail The unanimi.y
and harmony which characterised the bro.
crrdings ofthe Wing National Convention
al darrisburgh, as q sure hartinger Of sue.
esss--and as certain guaranty Of the sue.
cessful triumph Of Wing priuciples
Resoired,-Thal IN the nomination Of
WILLIAM HgxRy HARRISON for the Office
Of President Of the United Stn.ies, and Of
JOHN TyLEs Tor the Office of Vice President
Of the United States. indisiduals are present.
ed for our suiirag~s who mite every inter.
est and possess every qualification 10 enls
them TO our enthusiastic support
Resolved That we sincerely and most
heartily rrjoice thai the day for di.puiius
about individual preferences IS at an end;
and that the entire unaniini,y with which
the nominations al Iiarrisburgh are received
BY the whole whig party. throughout The
Union is cheering TO the heart Of every sin.
cere friend OF his country
Resoised That the message OF Marin
Van Buren, transmiurd TO both houses Of
Congress nthe 18th inst stating that hs
Treasury rouid SOON BE- rna5ie 10 mstt he d..
mands upon it--und earnestly calling the at.
teniion Of Congress TO the subject or in other
words, asking for new issue OF loan Of
Gorernmens shin piasfers, proves thu, The
President TWO MONTHS SINCE. in bis annual
message. when he annonnccdthal the mtans
Of tie Treasury wonid Be amply SPECIFICATION
fAe expenditures ~ ne yeay. and that there
tras a snrpins in tie Tseaspry was riiher ac
tusliy ignorant of the bankruptcy Of the
Treasury. or did ksorissiy and for PARTY
PURPOSES state what hr knew 10 te FALSE.
Resoired That thr public lands were
patrimony purchased Ly The blood Of our
fathers. and Ieh in rms, for the payment Of
the public debt incurred by our Revolutions
~ stuggle--and that debt having been paid,
entities the S,a,rs 10 their just proportion Of
the sales--and that the Liil recently in.rsdu.
ced into the Srnnte Of the United States. ~
John 9. Calhoun. surrrndering said landsto
the States inwhicL they are situated Is un-
just. Unconstitutional and in direct viola,ion
OF every principle Of public faith. and We sol
emily pros~ss against its passage
Rescirrd.- That the Discrimination Of
WrILrAx HEkxr HARRrsoH to serve but
one term. il elected to the Office Of Rzssident
rvincrs degree oi patriotism which con.
ras,s slrikingIy with tho elcc,ioneering
schemes Of Martin Van Buren, 10 secure his
rieetion for another term.
Rssoired - That the power Of dominating,
appointing. andfemoving any officers oftbe
United S,a,rs. except naval and military ssa-
bassadors and Other pubiis ministers and
ronsuls, should no. appsr,ainlo The Office Of
Of The United Safcs,
Resotesd That the cry Of Rssrsnc hmeBs
md Reform, was bst scheme Fesoned BY
he Tory patty 10 aecuse Office and permit
|eg,reasurers 10 bsnkrnps tbs Tseasory and
10 reirench the expenses from lS millions
nnder Mr. Adams 10 40 millions cnder this
administration.
Resolred.--Thst the Numerous. great and
meetings held in all paris o.
bur common country 10 respond 10 the Hsts
rishurnh nominations llrays. Thai the pkople