Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-24
ELEAZER BERRY, of Bethel,
EBEN STOCKER, of Hartland.
For Secretaries.

vcnlon, n county committee LOT 'le year
ensuing and the convention adjourned to
Q o'clock p. M.
A, Q o'clock, p. M. the convention re-
assembled and on motion, the two Pro-
bate Districts were directed to present to
the convention two candidates from each
district, for the nomination for Senators
from the county.
The districts presented,
JOHN NOBLE, of Bethel,
GALEN PERSONS, Of Woodstock,
JOHN p. SKINNER, of Windsor,
HUGH II. HENRY, Of Chester
The delegates, then, in fall convention
proceeded to ballot for candidates to the
Senate, and the four persons presented to
the convention by the Districts were I'M
animously put in nomination.
Mr. Danlorth chairman of the commit
tee of Resolutions presented the follow
ing
RcSolrcd, That in the election Of James
X. PoM, as President, and George NJ,
Dalias, as Vicc President, of the United
States, our cofdence in the capacity Of
the people for sclrgovernment is strength
ened our faith in the prevalence of sound
political doctrine among the mass
of the people is sure, and VIC feel
that, in the language of the immortal
Jackson, the republic will last forever"
2. RcSoiccd, That in the Tariff resolu-
tons oi,he late Wing State Generation,
We recognize our old democratic doc
trinc, and if honestly expressed we rejoice
in the reformation of the Wing party
But we feel bound To caution our demo-
cratic friends to beware of the Illusion
lest there should be mischief under the
white heap.
g. Rcsoircd, Tha, the notification doc.
lines of Cor. state and the Wing Stat,
Convention are entirely unsuiled to the lat
itude of the Green .UouWtai0s, and will be
avowed by none but "norlhern men witt
southern principles
A. Rrsolrcd, That the policy pursued
by the Wing party of this Stale-to wit
an increase Of the State debt, abolition
of the School Fund, the creation of if.
responsible corporations, the exemption
Of corporate property from taxation ant
thereby increasing the burdens ofthe poo
are anli-rcpubIcan and unjust, and cal
loudly for reform; and to that call we mos
heartily respond,
5. Rcsotrcd, That VIC believe in TEN
perance in all things, and have full con
fdcncc in the capacity of man to govern
both his appcliles and his passions.
G. R,soircd, "Ihat all men are endow
ed by their Creator with certain naIiena
Bile rights; that among these are life, lib
' trty and the pursuit of happiness" "tha
: democracy teaches that mef should be
, loft as far as possible i'll the possession
and enjoyment of these rights, wlthou
the interference of legislatures or Tuner
; ants lecturers, to control their pursuits
dictate their opinions, or establish for then
2 either system Of religion or a code o
morats.
7. Rcsolrcd, That We rejoice that TIT
good democratic firm of kellogg and Ly
mrn, is yet doing prosperous business
t and we pledge them our patronage an'
our influence.
8. ResOIocd, That we have full conf
dence in the ability, patriotism, poltlca
integrity and liberal views of John =
y skinner, Hugh Ii. Henry, John Noble
= aud GaIen Persons, our candidates 70
Senators, and that we will use all honora
bic efforts to secure their election
n 0. ReSolctd, That we individual
t pledge ourselves to each other aud to tn
democracy OF Windsor County that W
=, will take immediate measures for
. thorough and efficient organization of GU
I party preparatory to the coming election
The resolutions we're unanimously {
3, doptcd.
y On motion of Mr. Eastman, the follow
= ing Resolution was adopted:
y RcSOiced, That hereafter it shall be I'll
: duty of the Co. Com to publish calls &c
Co. Conventions at least four weeks pre-
ceding the meeting Of said convenlio
n and it shall be the duty Of every tow
committee TO publish calls for town cor
vcntons at least two weeks previous {
the meeting OF said convention.
r And on his suggestion it was agreed b
= the convention that in all future,Co NEE
ings the person who calls the meeting
= order, which shall be the Chairman of tn
;. Co. Committee, or in his absence, eithe
one of his associates, or in their absence
, any regularly appointed Town Committee
shall act as chairman until the names {
L. the delegates shall have been ascertainec
The committee appointed to report
. Co, Com. presented.
Charles G. Eastman, Woodstock,
: S. r. Streeter Barnard,
A. l.. Chamberlain, Pomfret.
After the adoption of resolution t.
publish the proceedings of the meeting il
! the Age, the Convention adjourned.
IRA DAVIS DreSidcut