Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-17

from all federal territory and the Disulct u
Colunla To opposing the admission into the
Union Of any new States toleriting Slavery,
whether formed from territory already belonging
TO the United States or hereafter acquired. 10
the repealsof the Fugitive Slave Law, and there
by guaranteeing protection of the personal rights
OF every human being, under the Constitution
Of Vermont and OF the United States, by main
tanning inyiolate the trial by jury, and the writ
of Habeas Corpus To the assertion Of the dle
rights of the North as well us the South, and
to the integrity of the entire Union under the
Constitution.
Resotced, That the recent act Of Congress in
removing the Slavery restriction from the terri
tories OF Kansas and Nebraska, brings our coun-
try to the issue of National Freedom aud Ma
tional Slavery-theretore,
Resoiocd, That the friends of Freedom are
called upon, by every motive of patriotism, to
make united excrtion that the sacred cause of
Liberty may prevail and be made National in its
broadcast sense, and that it shall =" knoo no
North, no South, no East, and no Vest"
Resoiped, That we recognize the prohibition
oil the traffic in intoxicating liquors, Except for
medicinal, chemical and mechanical purposas,)
rs the settled policy Of this State, AMI we are
opposed to the repeal or essential modification
OF the present Liquor Law, excepting 50 far us
trial and experience Shall demonstrate the ne
ccssity OF alteration to make it more ef,ctual.
Thc resolutions were accepted on motion Of
j dgc Davis of Danyill,, and ably Supported by
A. j. Willard, Esq, and B. N. Davis, ESQ.,, and
on motion adopted, soriatm, without a diss mt
ing voice.
The committee on nominations came in and
reported the following ticket for county officers
to be supported at the next election, viz
G Gss I' F T.; PA''r' For Senator'S.
Harry MooRE,
DANIEL ". AIKEN, County judges.
CHARLES S. DANA, Judg, of Probate.
EDWARD A. CAuooy, States Attorney.
Horace Evans, Sheriff.
GEORGE ID2, High Bailif.
Wm B. Palmer,
lstac n. Hall,
David Boynton County
ii. Walker, (Committec
{. 5. Grossly,
c. G. Newell,
Which report was accepted and adopted by
the Convention by unanimous vote.
The following Town Committees were then
appontedh by the Convention:
Bana-Charlcs Peabody, j. X. Remck, w i.
Roy.
Barke-Georgo EIo'art, H. f. Woodruff W
Bundy.
Cubot-G, W. Stone, NJ. p. Walhcc Roswell
FAR, j. II. Damon.
Dnnnhc-D. Q. Go,kin, VIM NJ, Dole 7.
Randall
GrOton-Thomes WATSON, Martin Weld, IT,.
| Burnham.
Mry-D. QuimNy, H. S. Harrington, II. D.
Yong.
Peachanl--Jolln NJ. Martin d. W. Choat. T.
Watts.
Lyndon-H. s. Bartlett, A. Quimby, Johial
| Powers c. t. Adrich.
Hard,c'ck-Dayid French, Joshua Stevens, H.
Blake. Dr.. w. Whcatl9y
Ryegate-Kobert Symcs, George Cowles, Jas.
Dickv.
81 JoinSjnry-A. j. Willard, F. Bugboc, P.
y. Rlodg,tt g. A, Morrill,
Smton-J W. Colby, Daniel Gross, j. C.
W lily
N.Ged-Charlcs Wiley, Horace Drown.
lWeclock-A, B. lIlbhrd, Vim. Chase, \.
All"n.
IgoEtn-A F. Gould, Ira Carrier, H. G.
Cutting.
HMrford-M, X. Parker, S. D. Hill, j. S
Hale, JAS. Fclch.
The Convention then adjourned, sine DIG.
D. w. AIKEN, PrcsidcM.
W. B, PALMER. Secretaries.
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