The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-28
ORLEANS COUNTY WIG CONVEX.
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/ ~ Coventry, and niief hbiHF called so order,
| CHARLES STORY was appointed frohl-
dent pro tom, and II. NJ, BArEs, Secretary
/ pro TEN,
/ ON motion of, iales, q committees of
( three wHH appointed iO nDin,linta officers far
ihn permanent organization Of tho CUnvrp-
/ non, 40 iOllNSf' Jacob Bates, T., w Clarke,
end VIM Moon, ir
| Ga moliOh Of J. II, Pfeuliss, u committee
Of . VIVA appointed 10 report resolutions, VIZ
~. VI, Frenllss, h, NJ, Camp lHnnc fhfkef
| w NJ. DckefmRn, aud Marshall Carpenter,
/ Tho COMMITTEES 90 uoniinnla officers for
! the contention reported NJ iollOwg
! ISAAC PARKER rreHIeni, THOMAS
Gun, SAN'L CoHAsr, Wee frasidsnls'--
1iHo, WOhrHiNGTON, !, N, tuHnhAHi Sec
rethries,
ON moliOu, a committee Of ono from each
town. was appointed 10 nominate a candidate
for Senator
The Committee on resolutions, through
their chairmnn J. II. Preniisa ESD reported
tho following Resolutions, which were ably
discussed md unanimously adopted
Resolved, Tint the union on thu 3lst ol
May, NJ Montpelier, of the distinctive pro-
slavery mud dHii,alaycry parties, of Vermont,
ON Mhnl lhe Vermont Patriot Of last August,
called ',ho sub-soll or free dirt priucpl0,' rs
like ilo Kilkenny cHls,which consumed cnch
other all hut the tails.
Resolved. That there IN trulh IN The 0dngo
Ne takes rwo to make bargain therefore,
M wings wo deny what the Free Demo0dry
ia convention at Montpelier resolved, VIZ
That thc old issues which divided tho wllif
md Democratic pArllrr are setlio'iS' uHTt TfTur-
the tnriti, lhG currency, tho public lnudr tho
subUeRsury, and tho Slave questions, ne
siil isSues on which tho wings at Vermont
VIII rnily,ull ibesr questions are finally stHed
~ favor OF homo industry, sound aud uni
Form currency, o. iOlnt aud equal interest ~
Ihg public mrhs, pud tho constitutional free
dsing within uir own jurisdiction, Of every
individual oclnc human ruce.
Resolved, Tint the recent demonstration
ON portion Of the loco TOGO pGrtg oiNcrnoni, !
~ favor ofircc coil and nut-slaycry primer.
pltF, IL like The contribution Of the widows /
miie, To- witt was perhaps all of lhe prin- |
chile Of freedom they had TO spnre--ycl wo I
irHf lhey hgro lesg huneyulence thun the wid. |
ow, aud that next year, like certain volatile |
insects, " you put You tingor on Thom they
Won't be- Thar.
Resolved, That Ne nTe IN inNor otu TARA, /
hc tnrin' of 1879, and opposed TO tho tdrlH Of !
lslG--lho present net ntTording no ptotcc- |
ion To American labor aud American cap- |
Hl hut rather discriminating against u, IN |
iayor of foreign labor and foreign capital,
while the net Of 1912 wns the continuance
of tint .4mryicm system which had It's origin, !
aud has derived lis uniform nnd consistent
support only from the wing party OF the !
. Rcsolved That the coalition pc tho Cas- 1
aud BmiJT dCuurruryi i,,l-glsa- lAie- Libsri4!
party, is utterly igcousistent with their pro. /
iessod aud prncucod principles, and affords l
ample proof that their only Object Is the de-
ient at thu wings, ind not the ubolitioG or re-.
sirirnon of slavery,
Resolved Thai the CoaiiiioRisis have, in
part, adopted lhc principles of the Wing par
" aud nre NOW attempting 10 steal the credit
Of having discovered and promulgated o.
new and most excellent doctrines ns old NJ
tie existence Of the Wig pArty,and constant
u mud uniformly sustained Ly llctti,
Resolved, That Free Suilisu, allies Free
Democracy, Is nn insufficient covering for The.
corinthians mud Determines of l.ocoiucoi,m,
aud like the lndlau'a blanket, Is TOO short NJ
both ends, exposing the double face aud split
foot OF the cdW
Rrsplyed, Thut we do rot believe in re-
gard to Gen. Taylor, what the free Democ-
rhcy prnlrsscl to believe in regard To Gen.
Jackson, Thut hu WAS born TO command -
Wersgurd Cen. Taylor ms u finite being
capable Of error, hut inbued with tie bcst
aud most patriotic intentions, Of which, in
his acts thus tar we have abundant proof;
aud while hc confines to net tho part of
true wing, we will, as IN duty bound, support
him with our Voices, our linnds, our votes and
our hearts.
Resolved, That we cordially approve ofIhc
made hy the 'ln:G Wing State
aud wo pledge our unitnd md
unuriug Efforts TO secure the election OF tic
candidates then nominated.
The committee on nominations, through
ihCir chairman, Ira H. tttuuu uurrrrutt-4,r
ported the name Of fIon. ELISHA WHITE
ns candidate for Senator, which report was
accepted.
The following resolutions wero also adopt
ed viz:
Resolved, That we heartily concur in the
nomination Of Elisha White as Senator the
ensuing ycnr and thW wa will take all lnud-
able measures TO eeP4iru his election.
Resolved, Tint we recommend TO the sew
,rnl town committees to nj once organize the
Yhig party in lhcr towns,-n see that all
he wings nre at tho polls on the first Tues
lay of September.
were appointed; /
Albany Winthrop. Howard, Wallace /!
Roweii, Isaac II McClary.
Barton. J. +. Brown, o. f. Wilson. G. I
W. SturIevnnt, i. Merriam, Richard Smith, G
lcsse ,Gsolcnow, md Joseph Owen Jr.
Browninglon-L. Ford. T. JosIyu, Gilman !
Esty, Samuel Ward aud Joh Drown. Y
Charlesion--G. :. Grow, T.. H. Cloud, J. .
Coventry NJ. Dickcrman, L.. Frost, II. S
i. Frost, w Mitchell, a. II. Cleveland. "a
Crnftsbury~ Blnisdell,W, T.. Paddock VIM. g
wilson ~