Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-13

ting a multitude of new Offices, and sehuing
hitber swarms of officers to harrass or people
and eat ont their substance" therefore,
Resolved. That we entertain, and declare,
like opposition to the same class OF tories "o'"e
the same things now
Resolved, That the audacous and vlndlcuVe
manner in which the administration assais Gen.
Harrison endears him more and more 10 u'e peo
pie whom he has served for the last forty years 10
the Cabinet and the battlefield. by ine'r gra'eiu'
plnutits he will he borne IN triumph from the
humble log cabin to the White House ut wash
ingon. ,.. -
non,,iar sentiment ia Counecticut, Rhode Island,
Virginia and in the local elections in other states,
are cheering augiIies of success; and as such
should inspire us ia renew zeal, and redouble
our efforts, in the glorious Of Harrison, Lib
erty Retrcnchnenf, and HetOrm-
Resolved, That we DO cheertully approve, and
recommend to the support OF orr fellow c''iZens
the nominations recently made 10y the Democratic
Mig State Convention and pledge our hest eX-
ertions to give the candidates by that convention
nominated for Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
aud Treasurer, Republican majority of six thou
sand at least.
Whereas ut a meeting Of tsie people held al lras E
buruh ON the 9TH day Of July lS40 on exanlna e.
ton of the accounts eXsling between the Fe1-
pe on the one part and Martin Van Furcn q Co.
on the other part, il is satisfactorily asccrtained,
Of better currency are in no part pad or fulfil
led, and that the said concern OF Mr.. Van iuren
& Co. is totally bankrupt IN political honesty
and unworthy of further credit therefore,
Resolved, That Wan. Henry Harrison 81 Ohio
aud John Tyler OF Virginia I've appointed Assign
ees to receive tho assets remaining in the handF
of said Van Buren g. CO. and settle the concern
for the benefit of the People.
Resolved, That we will net fear or falter in the
good Democratic Wing Cruise and we here ten
der al.ew to our fellow citizens the assurance
tina, in the present struggle between the Peoplt
und their eppressors, our hands shall he firm, uni
ted aud unwavering.
The following. resolution was offered and unah
imousiy adopted:
Resolved, That we hereby unanimously noni
nate JACOB BATES foe Senator tor this Sena
toral district, and in aad of his election, we viii
give "a hong pull, strong pull and pull all
together"
The meeting was ably addressed Ivy the Presi
dent, Augustus Young, Esq. Orlando Stevens
Esq. OF St Adams, and James he'll. Esq. OF wal
den. Il is impossible TO convey All adequate fde'
of the enthusiasm which prevailed, and any repor
of the proceedings of the meeting would he su
perhuous except lor the benefit Of our friend
abroad, for our friends in the county were peaat,
all present In proportion TO the number OF vote
cast in this District, it decidedly the greates
meeting yet held in New England. The baaoer
horne by the dffercat delegations were numerous
and apt A steady and determined spirit OF re
sistance to the destructive measures of the admin
istratioa was manifested, and it will be heard i
tones Of thuader in September, at the polls.
At an early hour the Convention adjourned, an
the proceedings, as above, were ordered to b
published.