Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-29

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|. Resolved, That, as friends of Constitutional Lib
e[,ty, we still adhere, as we ever have, and ever VIII,
auhcre, as our only BOND Of union, TO the lmmulablc
truth, tlat every member OF the human family not gull
ty OF CRIME, IS entitled to the same natural civil and po-
ntlcai rghts'
:, Resolved, That he who, IN the performance OF his
political, social and religious duties, does not support
these rights, does not sustain the moral government
ana laws OF ''od'
3. Resolved, That the great object Of the old politl-
cal parties consists, not in a difference in principles,
but Of pocuniary Misunderstanding i~tselfinto a mere
%squabble about Offices, dollars and cents, while the in
tcrcsts OF bleeding humanity lie %prostrate and negioc-
ted.
4. Resolved, That whoever makes these pecuniary
objects paramount to his brothers rights, is J. like the
m IN who, TO save a few articles of property, suffered
the flames to consume his wife, his children, and his
dwelling.
Z Resolved That tbo onnovo+;on of Tovos bos
boon accon,nl;sbod Lv tbo Sioro poyror. onJ s1,ro
boldors and thoen IN n]oIiticaI foliowsbin With tbon,
nc oI,no ro,oons;Llo ~ H.. dooI onl ,ir;th w., hi
NV Of nronriotv can ta ;borty partv bo cbaraod With
tho octs IF Il = noyor AGAINST Which tLav L,ya m95inta;n-
od \ uniforn consistent and datorn,;1od onnosi+;on
,n NFF ,
y l'os'.Y'u, : oa'; 50 ar HoW oeln9 u'ScoTraseo
III 'c T cause OF lI9euon' ny 5ng annexation Oh l eHoSi
w. " IN oe e ANY, Ta leh7Meu Glnseloc, Nor 'i'ii1 u
GG'P1lm ms "Hno iIuUc io"in'no po'0H'' ""U u '"0'
"ou 9"ays ne 'ooP"e =" III unNel'e'
Z. Resolved, That northern and western doughiaces,
IN gong for the "whole OF Texas Or none, lrdr or no
l0ar" are now reaplng a rich harvest for Their serylllty
in the la5or5 OF Their southern brethren, Tor a part OF
Oregon, or nono, to prevent war.
., Whereas the lecturer must precede the tract and
newspaper; and whereas those counties where labor IS
most wanted are least able to pay, therefore, Resolved,
That this Convention instruct their State Committee
to open a 81 subscription, to be expended under the
direction OF sad committee IN supplying those parts OF
'he otllo "lln occurring "iieIe 'neS Sl"Il Juugo /" Is
~ H0oo''"!'
>. Whereas, Washington SAID, IN a letter to Robert
Morris, April l|SO, "Ihere is not a man living who
wIshes more sincerely than 40 to see a plan adopted
iof tte aooiitloh OF slavery; out uiere Is only one proper
ana eiIectuGl mode by winch 1t can be accomplished,
ana tnat lS' by ieglSlauVG autlorty; ana thls: as Iar as
my Su1IaSe WIN 90 SHaIi never DC "aHthg' -ahu III
sTGSot oboI;t;on cor+oinlv nn;nrht anJ @o,aht ~ io oof
r,ctod and that ton NV lnrisIotiyo ont6or;+yo and
,vnrar,aJ tLo s,n,o s3ont,ronf r. ToL, Fonton Moroar
HHS Sorto~,L I,r of tbo snao ,anr sb "o; tbnt tLo MI
~ i ~ ~ &c -Ia ~ H. - n l 81 aoias7 sn~' "" Jo1;Lo.
nra '' fvoS ~ sortin,cnt - yi6 t1,s nroot rann tboroforo Po
S ~ . an MAI tho nrea 1' inst, inont I Gr tho romo',l IF
sIo,,o~, rronosod h., yVosl;na,on md 20 vb;cb ho ,I
EMMY piedred himself was SO identical with the oh
ioct of the Liberty party. that we are authorized TO
claim his name and sentiments to the sanction of orr
n,,rnosn. and had he lived until now. following ont his
nnlndoe. we should behold him oivinq his sl1ffraoe TO
such men, and such only, az would rive liberty to all.
But, though dead, he speaketh and by his ~ilustrious
sanction of our principles, we are encouraged to stand
to our position, in the assurance Of final success.
10. Resolved. That the system of American slavery
as supported by the national and State governments,