Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-29
eREEN MoUNTAEN FREEMAN MONTPEIAER vEFmoNT, 1850.

KEY, Auard, Allen of tiddlebury, Allen Of Westford
arnold, Atwood Bailey, Bell, Barney Bateheldes Bates
H,i spEea Boynton Of Baltimore, Buard, butler of Al
nuteh, fe, Carpenter of Cranky Chafee Colby Con.
verse Cotton, CrUser, Deane Of Cavendis Dennison
Dchetano Of Covauty, Dickerman of ST. Juhnsbury Dick
Dulon, Eddy Evans, FAIR Fish, Fits Fuser Frost,
Mhmhan, Grkersan, Gntden, Gray, Green Of Whtneham
nan Of landeld, Hardness, Harlow, Harrison, llazen
mehry'f Remington, Henry of Halifax, H ofsarkshorn'
R humphrey, Jones If Cornwall jones of Windham
het, Land0n, Llthrup, Leavn OF Berkshire, Leavns of
Mofgln, Maximum, Mooney, huultn, Nash Newman
newton ofSt Adams, Pangborn, Parks, Patrick Phelps
OF Townsend, Pierce, Rankin, Reed, Richardson, Sabn
Sahderson, Sheldon. Sherman Slsby, Stack Smith of
Berlin, SPEAKER, Sti, Stroug, Tracy, Tuppr, Vail of
Mrnta icr Vail of Pomfret, Walker Of Briipor, Walker
OF Springfield, Walter, Webster, Wentworth, Woodward,
Woodbndee, Wright Of Bradford right OF Londonderry
wright OF shorehan-95.
Those who voted in the negative, are Messrs.
Andms, Baker, Bates Of Clafsbury, Bean, Coss, Ben
nett Budgeu Boyce, nyn'on of Wesfed, Briton, But
Ter If jamaica, Buuerield Chpman Childs, Cos2 Cree,
Day, Dixon Gaigc Green Of Pitsed, Green Of Richmond
Green Of sheldO Grow Of Ilardwick Grow Of Topslam,
hall e PiGrd Hatch y BIookied, Hatch ofStaItord,
Hill # lie La Mott, Holbrook, Howard, lubb l"non
Hurhut, jennings JeWett ktlcnm, King nt Fast Mont
pelier, Leach III ford Martin Landgovc, iian Wa
Jamestown, hattucks, NcGutey, McLoud Merrill, Miner,
Moore Of Danvie, Moore of sharon, Morrill, Morse New
Ton OF Newane, Nichols, Noyct Kinney TT Holland Foor,
Putnam, Re, Sampson, Shaw Of Eimore, shaw If suit III
Smith Of Weston Spear Stevens Streerr, fennpy ofCor-
NTH flld2n, Titus, Town, Wells, Wiiley.-10.
Soft was decided in the affirmative.
The effect Of Mr. Vas motion to postpone
the resolutions to a day when the Legislature
could not be in session, though a suoakng way
Of coming ut the result, was. ms it was known
and intended to be, virtual rejection Or dislnls
sal of the resolutions, and consequently adelIb
crate confirmation, by the entire vote the whig
party present, Of the outrage5 they had commit
ted on the Counties, and he adoption oflhe prn
cipIo which sanctioned them.
Many, if not most Of these men, are again "a
for office in the State. The second man on tn,
wing Stale ticket indeed, was one of them, ant
the first would doubtless have been, had he no
left for home the morning OF day before the res
oIutlons were introduced; for we will not pa.
Judge Williams so sorry compliment for con
sistency and reflection, as to suppose he wou
act all thescsson one way, and then repudlot
the principle on which man Of his dehberaia
must hoveacted.
EIaynghen, the publicly adopted creed ofih
wings, setting at nanght The great iundamenta
republican principles, that the will OF maJorltie
must be respected, before them, it remains &c
the peopeto deciGe, at the coming election
whether tlsy will sustain it by giving their sui
RACES to te.candidates of thatparty orcn0dem
it, by giving them, (asa little reflection wi
show is tie only other ajtcrnotivc) to the Ere
Democracy who were not only the injured pa
ty in the Cbunties affected, bat the univetsall
ProtcsiingBarly throughout the state
Knowing weIl what views Of the great mass
: the peopedf Vermont entertain of the priocip
which tbeWhigs in the legislature last fall so fl
, grantly vated, we only ask them 10 pause al
, reflect, AMI hen il they can corsc:on'iouay snI
port a ticlat composed of the very men vi
Y were the nd and front oI:such political otten'
) ing, we On Eontent.