Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-06

The lrutruilnn was called tu order no 10
o'ei..ss, - -. c-d proceeded tor organize ~
"pi sn-u. Bai'ou. Chairman pro tenn, aud
W. at7ai ,f aa's,il or a.e. BE- appoint.
cd y nenNoN. olae r., fu- The permanent or
g'u'1'.ica "i 'ne Convention. The Chairman
apnou'td the following committees:
j. II. bumhn, ~. IS. CLARK. Rev. Mr. Smith
}. Boyden, ami T.. Hodou.
ths CoWn'Uee reported.
w. W. WELLS Esq. Of Waterbury,
Nr President.
Da. JAvrs srAlui,a Vice Presidents.
). II. bwuham, Secretary
Rev. j.. l.t.0u. Bow A. Smith. Wtn. Carpen
ter Esq, L. lrrgs. Esq, Rev. T.. Merrill, we're
appointed o committee ou resolutions.
Adjourned to meet nc h4lfp3sl p. M.
/ Met % ~ o'clock, 2. NJ.
rhc following were appointed as Committees
90 Nigaance:
.Norifeii- IT, p. Gushing Hon llcman
Carpenter, Rev. A. Smith, :. Gold, w. FAYcod-
worth and p. BelNnop.
.Moapthp-Joiu spald.ne, Medad Wright
j. H. uamaHa
Boiia-Doci. Batc., Harvey A,cm
tere--s. Wood, L. l.. GoH I'D Wheeler
J. Thompson I'd
.7kre'oun-U Howe c. Claho
.WiId'eser +. a. Bodgott ~. Chaplin, Syi-
wants DANIELS.
D~ari-L. Graves, q w. Turner
Faw@s - Brown p. &c, oiLster.
Wanen y. Upham.
UaHfei-Dr Q. Smith.
Rog6oy -rdwIn Fu-uhsm. - Robinson.
! Pa5fe'd--l. Chamberlain, ! kernc,.
Caigis q. " bite, Rev. ). G. Eaton, n. A..
/ Chise, \. Pierce.
z. li1wpsi0- lon l. Gaodain, DocL J..
remp,eton. I. I'LL, II. L..urd, u. Orasbo,, Geo.
Nai',Bpy+- ~ G. Simpson, J, BOY.
Wprc,sicr-lL. Andrews, \. A. Kelly and NJ.
Fulsom
Tor Det4aies 10 he Slpis Conrsai'ou.
Barre--L D. Goa, Justice hetchum, Rev. \.
Rosrc. Rev. !, Sargent.
BaHn-post. Bates Harvey Allen. Porter
Perrin. Rev. 5ir Illzen.
Cglns-Ezesel uinham.
Ho0d5ary- s. JACKSON, 4. Town.
.pjdHrser-W ID. Mcntrc, a. Blotget.
Hlt'er5tgy =. @. Pcase j. 6. Stimp-
SON w. a.. VOLS and Eev. Mr.. HunDurt.
.Ior,i0aa Boot. hugsbury.
Darlrq-Luther Graves Gilbert luutloy.
Faeioa-Danel McColliatcr.
Observation-Disclosures BickoTd, Iii Ballou.
DIR. c. lark, l.. NJ. Wood o. II. Smith, Henry
Mutt, ]. Spalding, Henry y. Barnes, a. Spaid-
ing DR.. J. Spaldng, f. J Scott and J. H. Burn
ham.
.llarshfeld-Stephen piikin, Amos Dwinel %.
r. AoaiDsher-D. J. Templeton, Sias Morse.
.A6rhfeid-Rev II. 2. Gushing, Rev. \.
Smith, Ton H. Carpenter, ". z Noodworth.
WgiLsfeIi-Dlct Orren Smith, Charles Jones.
UaYen- Franklin A. Wright, -. l.. Souther.
Paiufed--iey. Mr. Merrill Spencer Law
renee
Borcssier-Icy. c. N. Winch, d. A. Mach
Ror5Rry-- = Robinson.
The committee on Resolutions presented the
following, which were adopted;
Resolved ! hat, even # intoxicating liquors
do some good, yet the admitted fact that they
DO much more hurt than good, iustincs then en-
IRE expulsion, ta beverage, from society.
.. ResuIred. Ia the words OF the Constitution
of this State THAT government Is, OF onghi 10
be, instituted for the common benefit, protection
and security OF the people, nation ~ community,
AMI not for the particular cmolainent or adyun
, tage of any single man, family, or st Of aea,
VITO ure part only of that community = and
further, Resolved IN the language OF our State
Constitution A" That frequent recurrence to fun
damental principles and a firm adherence 10
Justice, moderation temperance, industry and
ugaity, are absolutely necessary To preserve
the blessings Of liberty and keep government
free; the government ought therefore TO pay
particular attention to ihcsr points IN the choice
Of otlieeis and representatives, and have right,
ina legal way, 20 exact due and consisnt re-
gard to them from their Legislators and magis-
trates, in making and executing such laws as