The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-03
NDSOR DEMOCRATIC Senate.
RIAL CONVENTION.

meeting III TIE DchlOcrauc kepuDll'ahs OF
Ounty Of Windsor, on the 18th of June 1910,
eeting was organized by appointing LYMAN
MoNp chairman, and II. L. SrouGIIToN
tary.
e Convention then appointed Ira Davis, Titus
hinson, Jr., IL. Topiii, c. g. Eastman, Sam
utt, to draft resolutions to present to the Con-
on.
II. Nichols, II. H. Henry and Daniel Aiken,
appointed committee to organize the demo-
strength in Windsor County.
I'm Woodbury., of Bethel, Cyrus Partridge, of
gich, Moses Cobb, of Springfield, and Charles
,nds, of Chester, were nominated as candid
or the Senate,
e Convention then nominated Titus Hutch
Jr., Woodstock, Scion Danior,h, Bu'ua'd,
&c Washburn, Springfield, Ira Davis, Nor
Lyman Raymond, Bridgcwatcr, County
ni,tee, for the year ensuing.
Ie committee reported the following reso'u-
which were unanimously adopted
Ihcrcas, The stability and prosperity The in
ions of ii free government, depend upon the
ON, good sense and integrity Of the people,
eforc, Resoirci, that the prevailing sensclcss
bf hard cider, 'og cabins, 'old Tip &c. ,and
harlequin displays of the Federal party, intend
vidently to insult, the intelligence of the labor
elusses, is but the acting out of that old Federal
rine which declared the people to be incapable
IL government.
esolrci /, That we regard the present issue be-
the people, as lying between party which
nit to, with decency and good order and are
eavoring to sustain, II well regulated govern
Of wholesome laws, faithfully and consttu-
llly administered by the people, through the
of their own choice, on the one hand and
he other, Il party which, maddencd II, their re.
ed unsuccessful attempts to obtain power, and
pme desperate, have abandoned all exposition
rinripc, and, dscarding the common deccncie:
&. in their department toward political oppo.
Is, now seek to get possession Of the rcigns OF
ernment by empty paradcs, hard cider revels
disgusting bcastly shouts for Tip < Tyler -
that upon that issue, ne cannot so Tar dlstrus
intelligence of the frccmen as to doubt the re
aesolrei, That the wing arguments Of " Lo.
lin" and Hard Ciicr," are deemed by thi
,ycntion as very good articles when applied Il
tr proper use, viz the former rs protection
b storms, and the latter for vincgar-but thu,
are totally unable to see any good reason tn
tocra,c ruIllc-shirt gentry have, for supposn
they can, by paradirg themselves through tn
|n,rv with tin horns in the former, or guzzlin
I'm the latter, weaken the confidence of the free
b of this country in the great Democratic prin
les sustained by Jefferson, Madison, Jackso
Van Buren,.
Resoirei, That the cry Of reform from the fed
ranks inasmuch as il points out no parlicula
lses to be reformed, intends only the rcformin
the government ont of the hands of the peopl
D the hands Of bank spectators
Resolrei, That when Fedcralist, National Re
blican, Clayman, Wing, Democratic Wing, Han
bnian, or in other words, any person of that par
whose principles at heart, are opposed 10 tn
uc,ples Of Jcllersonian Democracy, whaicvc
me he may for the time being assume, shall ~
bach farmer with TRADES against the preser
Itional Administration upon account of the fl
produce, the farmer should remember the fac
nj oil produce, whether wool, butter, rhees,
hin. or any other article, is now sold at high,
Ice, than while we we're under the governn,ei
that wing IDOL the us. Bank, from 1924 TO %
Resolref, That the interests of the producer
psses, are not the interests Of spectators and mi
pos,s, and being adverse, no argument is niece
by to substan,iate the fact that the pretendt
mpathies Of the federal party in relation TO Il
duction Of the wages Of labor, is sheer deception
REGULATION and hypocrisy.
Resolrei, That when the British Wings vi
low us npon what authority they call upon CO.
nment to regulate exchanges for the especial bel
Il of the brokers and bankers, we will show the
lual authority for the people to call upon the san
URGE for the hoeng Of their corn, for the tran
,r,a,ion Of goods, and for doing any other bus
ess which the welfare Of the country may dcman
Resoirei, That our motto is uncompromsil
psiility to a National Bank, and every system
responsible banking, and while we hold the do
inc that government should collect and disbur
Or revenue in the constitutional currency Of Il
tuntry, we do net as we arc falsely rsrreseIre