Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-15

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~ were theil reau hy Mr. thompson ol
''I p, aug UNANIMOUSLY i''ol1 w
Nv ny ~. Dni ~ .',I W ..S rVWn.s
m ,n assembled az baltimore, We 9'h dny o. wax,
iSaU, that ihe nomination on VILLA VI HfNhf
',hnhlSON, iOhlc, Tor me Office OF frcsdenl OF
| lnc uhrcu STATES, ana OF JOHN LEk, OF |r-
una, ior me once OF vice PRESIDENT OF tho Unted
| S,' y! tno ia'n " wig convention ut 'arrisDurR,
,' moreny Goro'al!y approved, ana earnestly re-
T' s, 10 'hc support VI INC people Oh inc
| "u d. , ,'toes r.,
VruuNo', hat 10 sustain inc sad nomination,
.u nJ =, ino onoh sho'l'd ln''o helr Iea
anJ jr,,', ' c .,I ~ W .llc WISDOM, experience
,r;,nh am W. ',,u seniors ana TO ensure us
,b",nnrb anJ cGicion, s,,unu i'l'nco'ac'y aooPt
| ,77.J MI. - =, S"''H"uoii'
a.I,i ,o namo noa a'"s purpose II bc recon-
cnr',, no,,oor,,i, Tnnoo,, ~ Every Wncrc, 10
..oria,;,ns ~ tho rnsno.';, Ea,ps, Ut harrison
ni,inS ~ ,hni. Sa,o 'bia .uwns, coiinleS ana
maintain an ,c,,, n,li,ic,i s,,an os.1nsn ana
nr,,,r. o.o,,,, f,,i anu
| Un,oI,,aJ ,TL,,P ,tn-a VIII,
whom f,rmoJ sbo "eec, and o,,o m> ,L
rJ ,nn1, "Gcn' dro,or, - o,i , .lc an'est
Ill nronrr n"c,sc,S a. mae, Io Jo,,aJ H
, ,,ronlaip, ,be ,r,2 ,r rcn,i i,, H.,
The a,es onI corrnt;ons Of "noi " ar, ~
Which ,voud ,he ,,cn,,n ~, ~ ,uo
n.m;rob,e fsnraI o',,d,is,n b., G,n,, "n,'
| rncLc.l, oil ,nJ ,nt,IamoaJ E,;, 49,, ,t H..
,.s,,nin, ,bn nurse J,,,,inr. ,
finance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .,anJin,r os ~, ,;,,,,
Of nr,c, denoi.binr The cn.or,li,,,o ,icn,r,n,nn,
or,hc Fclnr,I Go,ar,,nar, nros,n;l, i'I
c;,izrns aodnrinl,, a,cLinc No. ' wa.
veroianiv Of the STATE Wv . '''' anu so-
l. Resolved. That we viii no, vi.ld or' rel,, until
1.-The great work of reform and Of redress of rrirvnn
lces he finished and 10 insure n-rsovcranrc IN The
end oflhs noble bur ardIous ,truorle For ci, amy
noli,ical liberty we vii, meet in oiIr (I,Ls =, .a,oJ
lnes-rcrularly-w will prin, and publi.h nscG,I
matter--,vc will address our.clye, in every ron con-
able and re,pein,l form TO onr fellow coi9,ryrncn
and finally. VIC will. Immediately prerrdinr -
Presidential election in tho Fail =, .ucb ,in,os a.
the central Clubs of the respective states nav nav an
| point. assemble in State Conventions ,bron!yhnmn
The Union 10 consider of preparaons for the com
| iny contest.
Resolved, that TO carry out these resolutions III.
"Republlcan Committee of Seyentv-siy.n ,nnoint-
cd bv opponents of the nrcsen, Administration =,
public meetings in the Civ of Wa.hipr,on. Feb
| Il and 18th. 1910. and the "Younn Wen,s com
m;,,,c of fnr,voneY 10 and the s,n,o ~. hnral. -
.tir,,ed the Central nrnocrati'. Tnnecano.s ( (T"
| of the Union and ,he Central VIII cn,n,ni,,n.n Of
the state. re,nec,iG,Il, h.. and ,bn,. orn ha.,,
con,,i,u,eI ,br DrmoSra,c TnnnC,o cue nIro
Harrison ASSOCIATIONS. whose driv il shall he "
corre.nonJ immcn,ev for tho i,,,' 'o 10
Town Ind corntv rIuh: AMI ,n ,,In1r'n,nnJ al ~,
Other interests of,he grrat and cir rinms c,'.e ~
which we hero nIedrr orr dare, dero,inn or(
most patriotic cxer,ions.
| Resolved, That il he recommended 10 each dele
CATION to raise u free contribution of one dollar
from each Of lis members, to support the Oppo,i-
ton press at the City ofWashington, and general
| " to oppose the tvranncal tax upon the Office
holders Of the Presidential party.
| Resolved, That the fund thus raised shall be
placed in The hands of the Executive Committee of
| Seventy-Sx at Washington.
These resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY aloptcd by
the Convention and the following was then Offered
and adopied asp:
Resolved That the President Of tins Conven-
ton be requested 10 call on the several States
through their Vice Presidents. for brief statements
Of their present political condition and prospects
IN pursuance Of thi. resolution the President of
the Convention scverally called on the following
gentlemen, who addressed the Convention in re-
gard 10 the current of popular opinion in their
several States, the rain OF business and destruction
of trade growing out Of the meas ,ire> of the Adj
mini,iraon, the necessity that was felt for a
change, ana me convection experienced mat moth
ing put inc eccton OF ue' harrison cou,d arrest
me disasters mat threatened 10 oVerWheih them.
me names OF me >ptaNcrs Wcre-hr' pa,cocK,p Oh
Ithoue l>'alu hr. rdaruTe, OF Iolhectcu', VT.
moPKih>, OF vermont, Mr. hlnT, OF N>acnll>elt>,
Mr. Reynolds, OF New l9rR, MR.. breezy, OF fenn-
SyivahIn, Mt. " ilSoh' OF virginia, Mr. Upwards, OF
UWn'o, Mr, fumes OF tennessee, Mr .Iarke' OF
missouri, Eov. Duncan, OF inois, Mr. Southarj OF
New jersey, MIR. Emery OF NeW-haInp,hre.
The Hon. HENRY A. WISE was called for. and
appearing at the front of the stand, thanked the
Convention for the honor they had done him, and
assured them t at it would afford him Great pleas !
IRE to adtre-, them ON an occasion so deeply in |
tere>n- 10 his feelings. He was sorry 10 saw that !
the state Of his health would not permit such an
effort. On Saturday last he had almost worn him
self down in aIlre> sing twenty-five hundred of his /
fellow citizens Of delaware, and he now found him
self totally inadequate TO the task of addressing
t,centy, five thousand. He hoped, however, that
his health would improve, and that he should We, '
he able successfully TO war against tina, system of
government which had en,aicd on us so many |
evils.
While the gentlemen mentioned above were adj
dressing the Convention, a portion Of the delera-
mons withdreyy 10 ,hc side ofihc second ro>runand
called mon several of the gentlemen upon it, who
succ.ss ;,,,al,, =. Llro.>.1 ,hnm