Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27

I County Committee and the same were sp.
pointed, VIA
Jacob Ejscron. Chester Spencer, DAVID
&. Jones. Anderson @ Dana and MARTIN
u. Strong
Mr s. II Hodges from the committee
on resolutions reported the following which
were accepted and after discussion by Mt.,r,
s n. Hodges, a. Alec, NJ. II Cook, NJ.
q. Evers and S. Foot were severnlly ad
opted. .
Resolved, IThal tho administration Of
Zachary Taylor, by It's wisdom efficiency
moderation, and adherence 10 tho mSIlini
Of the ",atler Presidents, challenges tho
warm admiration no, only oftho Wings,
bot OF candid men in all parties and sec.
ions Of The Union
Resolved. Tint We still ABIDE and will
continue to abide upon the Conservative
principles ofthe american System" which
have distinguished Vermont during the
connections Of twenty years, and that 10 our
view it is still as imporian, as ever to ton.
tend for he Protection OF Domestic Indus.
try. and for such 40 application Of the pub.
lie funds as shalI assist rather than dcpres
the Credit OF the Country.
Resolved, That the wings Of this State
have always res sisted the extension Of Slave
~ and favored every measure cor remov-
ing il where it was practicable and W.. col.
emnly belle, G that the only roa sonable hope
Of resisting It's encroaehmenIs is to be found
in tho prevalence oflho councils Of the wing
party.
II sllvol, That the readiness with which
,hc ring leaders Of The Third Party have q,
malpnmalcl with those who have constant
y nvored every measure for tho extension
Of slgory is sad comment upon their re-
fu,a TO act with the Wings, as not sufficient
w md exclusively engaged in their Cause,
and clearly demonstrates tho duplielty Of
the prelcxC
Resolved, That as they can oxpee, moth
ing from this morotrcious union but to
control the patronage OF the state, 1t is too
PLAIN that they have already adopted the
principles OF their spouse, and lorgoUul
OF their former high pretonsions are acting
on the maxim 'Iho spoIIs belong 10 tho
VICTOR
Resolved, Tint in tho appointment to
responsible public trusts OF two Of her dis
tnguished sons, Vermont has received m
honor which she has long deserved and has
never stopped to ask
Resolved THAT IN the coming election
Vermont has peculiar reason to expect that
every whig will do his duty; and that IN
that event she cannot TAIL to give to her sic.
ter States stronger proof than ever before,
tha, her star shall never set.
Mr. a Allen introduced the following
resolution which after discussion by the
mover was adopted
Resolved, That the wings Of Vermont
are in favor Of the immediate abolition oil
Slavery in the District OF q ,lumba.
The following resolution was offered by
Mr.. NJ q Everts aud adopted
X solved, That we nave entire conf
den:o 10 the ability. integrity aud patriotism
OF II Stanley, +. June and John Crowley
and that we will use all honorable exerllon
TO give them an old fashion wing majority
in the approaching election
After which it was resolved that tho pros
ceedngs of The Convention be signed by
the President aud Secretary and be publish
ed luthc RItAnI Herald an Vermont ia.
ION Wing
Voted 10 al lnrn sine die.
l. \. BRIGGS President.
CHARLES l.. WILLIAMS, Secretary