Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-29

The Wing Convention which assembled az
Montpelier on Thursday Of last week, was sim
ply business gathering, and therefore VIC Do
moi deem Il necessary 20 publish detailed &C.
count Of it, doings. Hon. Carlos Coolidge, Of
Windsor, presided
We give the names Of delegates to the Wing
National Convention, and their substitutes, as
fixed upon by committee Of thirty.
Delegates al layyc-Solomon Foot, Rutland,
Horace Everett, Windsor; substitutes, A. L..
Miner, Manchester, Carlos Coolidge, Windsor.
Isl Cong. disirict--Dclcgatc, A. 7. Lyman,
Bennington substitute, A. l.. Catlin, Orwell.
I'd dishici-Dclcgate. llampden Cuts, Hart
land substitute, William llebard, Chelsea.
Cd Observation-Disclosures, II. +. Royce, Berkshire :
substitute, II. H. Stacy, Burlington.
IA disirict-- Delegate, Portus Baxter, Derby !
substitute, ]. II. Dclano, lIardwick.
The following gentlemen were designated as
State Central Committee for the year ensuing I;
Timothy Follett, Of Burlington, Chairmani
John Kimball. Of Putney,
Solomon Foot, Of Rutland,
Portus Baxter. Of Derby,
+. 2. Walton, Jr, Of Montpelier,
Samuel W. Kcyes, OF llighgnie,
Justin s. Morrill,, Of STAFFORD.
The same committee also appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen as Wing County Committee
JyinSbam-L. q. Mead, Brattleboro,
Ira Goodhue, Westminster,
Sanford Plumb. Halifax,
David Arnold, Londonderry,
Abner johnson, Townshend.
Able addresses were delivered by Hon. Jacob
Collamer and Hon. William Upham.
A committee was appointed to prepare and
report resolutions, and they submitted the fol-
lowing, which we're adopted;
I. Rsolred, Tia, it Is fundamental principle OF
Republicanism that every people shall have gov
eminent Of their own choice and therefore, the &C.
QUESTION oF TEHRIToRr ny roRcE OF AIMS, on
the attempt TO propagate repuhiranism BY the
sword i gross violation Of this fundamental pin
cpe.
?. Re-l,sd, That we cordially approve Of the prin
cipcs Of the Wilmot Proyiso, and the same should
be invariably and eifeciually insisted on and applied
to all future acquisitions Of territory.
D. Resohxd That In the opinion OF this Conven
ton, the existing war with Mexico was unjust and
unconstitutional in rs inception, and It's Tossef'on
with the design and for the purpose Of the dismem
hermeni Of that republic, and the conquest and as
QUESTION OF her territory OF 10 fDH hti W ath "
the same is equally uniust
1 & Resoired That II is the duty Of Congress e
make all necessary provisions TO bring the presen
war to a speedy and honorable termination, and, I
Necessary TO that end TO limit nnd qualify any ap
preparations made therefor.
5. Resolved, That the improvement OF our lakes
riyers, and harbors, TO promote our foreign and do
nesc intercourse and trade Is Of great rational i'm
portance and IT, by the constitution, properly ans
peculiarly entrusted 20 the risdom ~ C6ngnas an,
should BY Congress be effcciuAlly executed and M
longer be checked and paralykedb BY Executive veoes
| 6. Resolved, Thatwe adhere with mistaken attach
mont TO the great wing principles Of protection q
American labor, and industry, 10y tariff raisini
only the necessary revenue. hut adjusted with avies
10 such projection, making far practicable
a self sustained and independent people-a sound
uniform currency, common rs well to the people 4
to the government--hos,ility TO the sub ireasur
and TO Executive usurpation, 10 the extension o
Executive patronage and power.
| !. Resolved, That We view with apprehension TN
ultimate c6ecf Of the adoption Of the tarf 81 leFs
that repudiafes the whole doctrine and principle @
protection, which Ella eau only he known and ca
| pcrienced When the present temporary consequence
Of European scarcity shall have passed away.