Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04

. That Montpelier is proposed the place fo the next
annual meeting Of the soeie,yhe day to be Designated
by the Central Committee.
In consideration Of the nmonnt necessary bring
knowledge OF the Address the feemen ol Vermont TO
every family in the State the Committee aPprehend that
will moi be practicable Immediately 10 RAISE another sum
sufficient To meet the expense OF sustaining the stale agent
in the field. They therefore propose that should be rec
commended all the Counties las have already done
Al considerable expense 70 employ such agency as VIII e
iecuay the object Of the Society especially in those
towns where the emPerance Interest does not Predom
male. ..I
Whereas sr Parish las generously consented, f 1000
additional Subscribers Tor the Temperance Herald, paying
~ advance are secured 70 h 10 Pay over 70 'hs society
SoOO or N that PREPARATION if any les number an arinp'
70 secure that number Is recommended aud That the Cen
trail Committee be directed o. employ 40 Agent II the means
OF supporting him arc furnished him without The ard which
IL hoped may be raised rom profits Of the Herald
which IS adye'isd to IN another 'lsls.
The Isl and % taken ~ and pissed.
The ID aud 4th being nader consideration it voted
that the members of the Central Committee consider the
proposition Of M finney e. act sgrnt Of the Society
The Committee aiter c7nssltaton presented Mr. fnneys
credentials, and reported favor Of his appointment
Counties then called upon TO ascertain who will be-
come responsible for the distribution Of the State address
Pledges to this effect were given a. ioiIows:-
For Bennington County, Mr. Eames.
Windham, Rev. MI Brown.
Rutland, Pfof Z. s. Carr.
Orangr, e. DR.. Powers.
Addison, .. The Delegation present
Chittenjen, T. II Garfield
Iamoie, [" J NJ Henry.
II then voted that the Central Committee be aahor-
n 70 employ an agent or e8enss on he teihs PoPo'eupy
Mr. Parish
The roll was then presented and corrected.
Resolution called ~. amendments proposed,
discussrd and motion Ia resolution and amendments
dismissed.
The Committee reported Rer,Iuiion Z, snended
DR. Powers leave, presented the following Resolu-
ton which adopted.
aesoirsd Tia, this Convention sdourn without day this
7. N. Al o'clock
The Committee reported Resolutions 10, II and ~
10 Rssolped That the result Of The fts election under
the excise Law OF New York, indicating IS Il does
overwhemng opposition 10 The egazed traffic in aleohol
furnishes occasion for hearty thank givng Almighty
God and should be recognized by the cizD Of Vermont
exioTtation from State 10 60 and do
LIKEWISE.
II Resyred That we recommend 10 the friends Of Tenn
school district prior the election for free discussion Of the
questions issuc and the consequences which inyov
ed
~ Resoired That the changes msse the License Law
BY the last Legislature have rosea upon every citren Of
the State duty God and his county, from the dis.
charge Of which shrink without ncuring fear
ful responsibility.
Resolution 10 taken 7dseesedb BY Gcneral Fle,eh.
er and Mr. Balou, and adopted
AFrTEfOos
Resolution II and IL taken up and adopted afer
discussion.
The following votes were then taken.
Thanks the people Of Springfield for their hospitality.
That the proceedings be Published
That the Central Committee be requested TO continue the
agency Of DR. Powers
That Central Committee be requested con,inue the
sgency Of Mr Morgan State agent.
MI Fnney, request, addressed the Society al length
in a very able and Interesting manncr At the close Of
which address the Society sdp1fned