New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-02


..seron the 2lst ult. and was organized by the
,soeeoi the following officers
Py,sdenf- Hon. CARLos COOLIDGE, Windsor.
gic, Prclidents:
M. n EvrKrrT, Windsor Hon II. Harris, Straford
sc CRWTs, Cfhsb'y; JAMfs btLL, walden :
BrxJ SWIFT, ST. Adams L.sARoEANT, Manchr
Nv c. CLAsgr. Brandon; p. T. WALTON. j. Monipelr
A Committee Of i've was appointed 10 prepare
AID report Resolutions expressive Of the senti
,,n,s Of the People Of Vermont and Committee
4 thirty to report the names Of delegates to the
..xt Whie National Convcntion-which Commit
~ reported the following names, which were unan
rousy agreed %
ais-se-sol Foot, Rutlsnd, 4 J. Miner, Manchester,
n Everett Windsor Carlos Coolidge Windsor
.eDi.t 4. Lyman, Bngtn. 4: L. Gailin, Orwell,
y He Royce.B'kshirs H. p. stacy Burlington,
~ p Baxter, Derby l. II. Delsno, Hsrdwick
STATE COMMITTEE.
TIMOTHY FoLLEII, Chairman, Burlington.
s soonsn Foot RuiisSd, ssml " Keye., Hghsa'e
Poras Baxter Derby, Justin 3 MoHih, siraHofd.
The Committee on Resolutions through SIR. Con-
verse Of Woodstock, its Chairman. reported the
following. which, after speeches by Hon. JAoor
cortAyER, late NJ. c. and Hon. WILLIAM UPHAM,
Il s. Senator, were unanimously adopted. We ash
q, them the earnest attention OF the American
People:
R,solred That II Ia fundamental principle OF Re
hlie.nism that every People shall have Government
III bsir own choice and therefore, tho ACQUISITION or
-rerfroKY BY FORCE OF ARMS. or the attempt - pro
ssv Republicsnsm by the sword is gross violation OF
ths fundamental principle.
y Rssoloed That cordially approve OF the prn
eoss of the WmOt PrOvsO and demand tina. the same
.b,U be- invariably and eiiectuay insisted on and sp
rid 10 oil future acquisitions OF territory.
z ResOlred. Ths, In the opinion OF this Convention,
the exstng War with Mexico unjust aud uncOnstl
,unon.i b. rs inception and prosecution, with the design
.n3 FOR the purpose OF tho ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of that
uubc and the conquest and acquisition OF her territory
Or 10 compel her 10 sell us the same IL equally unjust
Rssoired That II Is the duty of Congress 10 make
Al necessary provisions 10 bring the present War 20 a
usedy and honorable termination and II necessary TO
that end, to limit aud qualify any spprop iaiions made
therefor.
S Rssolr.d, Thst the improvement of our Lakes,
Rivers and HarbOrs 10 promote our foreign and dOmes
Nc Intercourse and trade Is Of great national importance
sd TO- by the Constitution properly and peculiarly en-
u,,ed TO the pisd0m Of Congress aud should by Con
ess be- eteciuay executed, and no longer be checked
ibc 9srslized by Executive vetOeS.
Rsolred That we adhere with mistaken attach
psu, to the great Wing principles of Protection to
American Labor and Industry by Tariff raising only
DecsssTy Revenue but adjusted with View To such
Protection making US as far as practicable, self sus'
irsed snd independent people, sound. uniform Cur
rbc; common As well 10 tho People ~ tho Government
hostility the sub Treasury and to Executive usurps-
to or the extension of Executive patronage and power
Res0usd That We view with apprehension the nht
rsk c5ed OF the adoption of The Tariff Of 1876 that re
yaisie the whole doctrine and principle of Protection,
vhieh fleet only be known aud experienced when
~ present. temporary consequences Of European scar
diJ ,hal have passed away.
ldi1urned