Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-10
For Governor.
HON. WILLIAM SLA DE.
For Lieut., Governor,
hon HORACE EATON.
For Treasurer,
InIA'r VTNCn


JOHN SPAULDiNG,sESQ
And the nominations were severally con
frmed by the Convention.
An Address, presented by the State Com
mt,ec, WINS read and unanimously adopted
rs the Address Of the Convention to the
Frecmen Of Vermont and ordered to be
published,
G. w. Grandey. in behalf Of the Com.
miitee on Resolutions, reported the follow
Ing, which were ably discussed by Hon
James Belt Of Walden, Me,srs Morrill, Of
Stafford, Stevens, OF ST. Adams, and Brown
Of Worcester, and adopted.
Rssoired, Tha, the Wings Of Vernon.
maintain as their great principles, Tariff
for revenue to dofra y the necessary expcn'
dlures OF Government, discriminating with
special reference TO the protection Of the
domestic enterprise and labor Of our coun.
lrv-a we'll regulated national currency -.
distribution Of the proceeds olthe sales oil
the Public Lands among the Statcs-a
Single Term for the Pre.idency-a Re.
form OF Executive PATTON and, gencr'
alv, an administration oflhe Federal Gov.
eminent thal shall be NATIONAL and constant
in its politics, and efficient and economical
IN lie execution.
Resoir,d, That the unfortunate result OF
the last Presidential election gives no cause
Of dependency and inactivity, to the Wings
Lu, on the contrary impels every patriotic
citizen TO frmer resolution and more watch.
fitness and in reviewing the contest we
nre proud of the principles we pro icssed. q
Of the manner in which Vermont sustained
them.
RooIped, That the threatened reduction
Of the Tariff by the official organ Of the
administration, lsa striking commentary on
the hollow professions OF attachment 10 the
Tariff by the Locoioco party, and should
call forth the strong rebuke Of the North
ern States at th. repeated attempt TO prevent
any settled and ornament policy Of our
Government, and 10 again PROSTATE the free
en,erpt Use Of the country at the foot OF the
Siave power
/ Resoipsd, That q Tariff with discrimi
nation for revenue, is decidedly opposed to
protection. and TINT all the prc,cnces OF our
/ polrtica opponents that they are 10 mvor Of
! Discriminating dlt,es calculated TO dcceIv {
and ms, ad
Rtsoiped. Tina, the oint resolutions pass
cd by the Congress Of the u S nj ia last
session, providing for the annexation OF
Texas 20 che Union, nre palPabie VIOLA
ton ofthe + ederal Constitution, and are
10, binding upon The country, and should
meet the &C ntinued and united opposition OF
the Wing party throughout the Union
R>soised, Tina, the history of the late
contest has proved that II is to the Wing
parry alone tina, the country can
lock for any effective opposition ,c
the consumption Of the annexation o.
Texas, and TO the further esc1oachmcnu o.
the slaveocracy, which are skke cndang
ing the Liberties aud prosperity Of the IRE,
citizens Of the Republic and weakening tn,
! cords hhheHo % strongly binding the peo
pie 10 the constitution and Union ard /
has aiso proved 'lhal the Liberty Party 4
grSss misnomsr) 's guided By selfish an,
reckless polhleians--,s efficiently ouly lo
evll--snd Is Of once the tool and Jest OF III,
slave party
p R'SOlrsi That we candlcuuy recon-
. mend 20 the freomen of Vermont the S,st
] Ticket this day nominated, as composed q
meo Of tried and eminent ability sud hIh
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