Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-15

LenAS +. Hyde, Windbam "
o.. p. Chandler, Windsor
T.. Hall, Rutland
Seth Austin, Orange
Gen. VIM. Nash, Addison
Joseph Marsh Chilenien
A. eastman, Washington 1"
Tho r. Hawloy, Lamoille L"
Joseph Curtis, Franklin I"
AlpEcus Warner, Caledonia "
Secretaries,
Collins Wicker, Addison county,
+. W. Hopkins, Rutland {"
On motion Of Mr. Clark Of Rutland,
Committee of seven was appointed by tn,
President, to report resolutions expressive o
the opinion, views and feelings of this Con-
venlion,upon the prcsen, state of the country
Tie following gentlemen were appointed
upon the committee:
Dewitt c. Clark, Rutland :ounty,
"m. uphan', Washington
@. T. Chandler, Windsor
II. Garfield, Bennington
Harry Brady, Ch,tcnien
WIN. 7. Parker, Addison
/. y. Cushnan, W,ndiam
MIR T.. +. Walton, jr. of Montpelier, Of.
fertd tie following resolution, which was
adopted ny the Conventions
Pesoireei That committee equal To The npnbcr
"l senators IN each county here represented be an.
pointed |" report nomination for Governor Lieut..
N'ovtihoi anu lfehshrer--to be raised and procured
as follows: Immediately On the ad,ournmcn, ,h;s
morning, the delegates shall meet IN .ountv con
ions ANA each convention shall select a committee
laI 10 ,'e number OF Senators 10 which it is emf.
teu' ana AT one clock, p. u. the several persons
thus appointed shall unite IN General Com,,,oa n,
me Town iiai! for the pu pose Of making nd renort
ING nontia'lon OF State officers to the convention.
On motion Of Mr. Fairbanks, all GENTLE
men who were wings, were invited to parti-
cNa'e in tile proceedings of the convention.
Mr. Briggs having suggested to the con.
sen'ion, that Mr. Fairbanks had commune
cation from ono of the Vermont Delegation
~ Congress, upon the present state of Con-
gressional feeling relative 10 the late veto :.
AlT Fanbank, upon reqncs, read the same
as fellows:
-. WAsnISe7oS. July /, 1872.
D-"r 81, We have JUS, cinsid the second dnys
oso1te upon ''s veto OF the bill extending the provis
i0ns "i the rerrnue laws until the LIST OF AUGUST The
"'o''e VIII Houahly continue one or two DAYS ION.
81. Is among The most exciting and Interesting
Nai ever Witnessed on this hour Yol will soe H.,
tI.elnnee n the lneliSenret, and / will no, speak
{" II more particularly. viii only say that there 10
net al inch OF ground left for the President to Stand
On Inc reasons urged IN his message for the eyer
Use o. the hah ana dangerous power OF throwing
hNhse'. N the way OF the Peoples will as e.pressod
l,,.n l..,,
ly consumed III the cruclhs of Ibis debate.
nut .he Locos are IN ecsiarles, They have the
inesleht, nHt inc acquisition will be dead wc.g
upon te'n. u impossible that any parry should
slcceHd with Inn for lie leader Their i6y I,wnvnr
is NOT so much because they have 20, the p csisnt
.e because ne II completely severed from the wing
Trey suppose viii be thus proIIced In IT, .,nnn
sHon' however, they VIII find themselves nrtatjv
'nlsIak'n Tho eject OF Mr. Ty!ars t,eache,v n ,ns
b',a, t,lnryles "lnch thought him into power, wi.
'' 'ouse thc ".,ga 10 more yea Gus 1ort, T., main
IAN mem, aud VIII give to them n union md nm on
,2y "neh Their Opponents 30 not dIenm Of Such
,nh assure you "W Dc the effect in Congress and
sich, do bt I, will be the nf1art ~" Nv
country. hope the band of Whirs ,vhn ,t,'tn,ntJ
80 eorloHsIy IN Vermont in lsi0 vi | feel s inh .
nee nnn sustain the high reputation they 50 nobIv
won on ihrt occasion. " avn!
4neIe WI l. probably, be rauch aprrchon ion fol,
tnonp me people, that the present ey,,amd;,narv
e,a'e Of Things here will |, in nm adi5uynnrn, y
congress without tariff sufficient either for neces
- '~'''' ~ "N'IIute protection. Surn
htns'ns may be dismissed, Congress vii nj, nd
lnfh WITHOUT protective tariff The yhigs IN Con-
etss a." surrounded with difficulties bu, ,hsy ;,
~! ~, 81 70 cement Their union, strengthen their
snte u 'eSpnhsh NY to their country and lend thn
u wise an r'nefcia, results Such n, -, 80 =; Va ','
oE"lon The iap e Of a few week viii Je,s-u IN
wh ,, AN nsaken If could speak IN the case
4" Iay ir;sh IN Vermont wouu say. Re mn, ds.
couEoged, We shall have protect 80 ,,rif ~ us,
NOT be precisely all that every in,eresr NAV 49,
~ .pIy uiHcNit IN re-adlnstng an entire tariff Ia
sveri thna lus' as II should be. Al once, amid
connecting interests md opinions and esDcoioIy 'n'
ger me embarrassment of powerful oonosi,ion Rn,
rus! th'gs Will come night at last They u,li \
,y !" nss every where shall stand firm nnt united
md In;nn NV, ny 70 YOU a. ihG upon their firmnes.
protection to American labor. II N. n,ere,, ns.5
Rpro'ecton Iook for II TO the locoroco MFRS r.,
f,Giv "a, Ia support winch Will in the end assu
'''''! ID" mem In, respectfully
snd truly yours
MIR Strong, Of Rutland. then introduced
resolutions, which, with others were reterre,
~ the committee on resolutions.
AheY ;hen adjourned to meet again A,
o'elocn. p. Is, al the rarne r,.>p.
o'c!oeK, p. III.
Convention met according to adjoIrnmen
inc president in the chair and while wait
ing the action of The several ommil,ee, IN
convention was addressed by Hon. Fl. Sey
mour' t. r. Walton, jr., WIN. Upham, ESQ
and others.
The committee, for the nomination q
state officers, appointed agreeably to tn
resolution of Mr. Walton, adopted in TN
morning, reported:
For Governor,
CHARLES PAINE.
For 1t. Governor.
WAlTSTlLL r. RANNEy
For Treasure,
JOHN SPAULDING.