Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
WING STATE CONVENTION.


LegislAlvte and other whiFs. orga ared by the
sppoisfsnens 81 Nm uPHAM. Esq. President,
liASfDEN CUTS and LEONARD sARGEANT,
Esqrs. Nire Presidents. u. w, G.. CLARKE and
oEL BILLINGS. Esqrs. seere,sres
Ga motion Of Mr. Dana. the following genilenn>n
wefe appointed - nominate seven gentlemen State
Central Committee fot tho yssr ensuing. viz
Remington C,nniv. Mr Sergeant. wiadhsm, Mr..
Billings Rutland. MIR Clark Windsor, Mr.. Cuts ;
otsnge. Mr.. Hebard; Addison. Mr.. Bsscom Chi,ten.
den Nj Crissold Franklin, Mr.. Eaton Grand Isle,
Mr. Adams Orleans Mr. C. w. Proniiss Caledo-
nia. Mr. Chandler. Essex. Mr.. Dewey; LamoilIe,
Nj Hines Washington. Mr.. Jones.
On motion, Ordered that the members Of each coun-
~ present the names OF three persons as a csua,y
committee the chairman Of which shall DC committee
10 correspond With the State Committee
On motion, committee ufseven ordered to re-
port resolutions and address TO the Wings OF the
Stale and the following gentlemen were appointed ::
Mr., sabin, Mr.. ID. w. c. Clarke. Mr.. T.. p. Walton
IT,, Mr.. WIN. uphan Mr.. John II. Pren,ss, Mr. Da-
ma, and Mr.. II. H. Reed.
Nominations Of State and County committees were
made follows aud confirmed 10y the Convention
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
T.. y. Briggs, O p Chandler H. Bradley, A. L.
Miner, Eras,us Fairbanks, +. p. Walton, Jr Isaiah
Silver.
COUNTY COMMITTEES.
Windsor County John A. Pratt, Chairman, Wood
took Calvin French, Cavendish John Porter, Hart
ford
Rutland Co. Ezra June Chairman, Brandon, VIM.
p. Noyes, Poultncy, Jacob Edgerion, Jr, Pawlct.
Lamoille Co Giles A. Barber, Chairman, Cam
bridge, Joseph Poland, Johnson, f. p Herrck, MOI
ristown
Caledonia Co. A. G. Chadwick, Chairman St.
Johoebory, eilds lIough,on Lyndon, jacob Blanch-
ard, Peacham.
Franklin Co. Jasper Curtis, Chairman, ST. Adams,
! ]. f. Scnbner, Sheldon, II. n. Barber, Enosburgh.
Washington Co. ARENAS Cushman. Chairman,
Warren, John /. Buck, Mortified, George w. Cola
mer, Barre.
Chuenden Co. Geo A. Allen, Chairman. Bur-
ling,on, ITeman r. Smith, Hinesburgh, Isaac Chase
Wes,ford.
Bennington Co. Harmon Garfield, Chairman, Ar
ling,on, Aanson p. Lyman Bennington, John c. Rob-
erts Manchester.
Orleans Co George Wor,hngton Chairman, Iras-
burgh, Geo. II. Cook, Craf,sbury, Martin L. New
comb, Derby.
Addison Co Harvey Bell Chairman, Middlebury
Harry Munsil Bristol, Hyder Barnes, Addison.
Orange Co. Asa Lowe, Chairman, Bradford, Aci
jah Howard, Jr, The,ord, Carlos Carpenter, Orange
! Grand Isle Co. Samuel Adams, Chairman, Grand
lsle VIM L. Phelps, South Hero, A. C. Butler, Al
burgh.
windham Co James NJ Shafier, Chairman Towns
! bend, Franklin H. Fessenden, Brattleboro', ROYAL
! Tyler, Ncwfane.
F., Essex Co r. c. Benton, Lunenburgh, Chairman
David Hubbard, Sd, Concord, Greenlief Webb, Guild
hall,
The committee Resolutions and an Address
made report, which accepted, and after addresses
by Mr.. Gichrst Of Barnet f. p Walton, Jr. OF Mont
lpeer Senator Dana of Rutland county, Hon. Charles
Coolidge of Windsor, James Bell ESQ., of Walden
Senator Barrett of Wndham county, Mr.. Deming OF
Middebury, and Senator Clark Of Rutland county, the
resolutions and address unanimously adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Coolidge, ordered that the pro-
ceedings Of this convention, together with the address
and resolutions, be signed by the officers of the con-
ven'on, and published in the wing paper in Mon,pel
Ter, with request TO the several wing papers in the
State TO copy the same.
RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas regard the distinctive principles and
measures, which the people of Vermont have hther-
TO- in times of trial and triumph perseverngly main
tanned 10 be principles in accordance with those o.
our Wing fathers of 70, and measures essential &c
the liberty and prosperity of the country
| ResolUed, That do still adhere 10 these princ
Piles and measures, and commend them the contin1
ed and constant support OF the people, unseduced by
the temptations Of temporizng policy and unerrfec
by the onsets Of an Infatuated opposition.
Resolred, Tha, in adherng to those principles anc
measures, must, and we do, nsis, upon
The separation Of the Purse and the Sword;
4 The reform of those abuses of the appointing pow
en- which have heretofore brought the patronage 9th,
federal government in conflict with the freedom o
elections;
The Pres1en, 10 be limited TO single term
The right Of petition 10 be maintained unmpared
The national expenses 10 be regulated by wise re
gard to the necessities and welfare OF the country;
The right Of the States the public domain to b.
sacredy regarded and
The Protection OF American industry against foreig
: competition, by a discriminating Tadf-and agains
the ruinous effects Of deprecated and unstable
rency at home, by ptoyillng sound and steady ia
tional currency.
Resoired That the acts Of the late extra session
n Conrress-n the Repeal Of the Sub Treasury in pre-
yding for the liquidation Of the heavy National Del
u which incurred By previous administration;
d promptly furnishing means lor the National Defence
and 10 providing for the distribution Of the proceeds
d the public lands among the several States,-alone
title The presen, Wing administration to the grali,uc
Is Of the American people
R,,olred That while one grea, measure OF nation
e reform and relief has failed by disagreement be,we,