The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16
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We give belO~ ths hrssf responses ~lash
The ysrrnon, Press have alrcsdy made to
he Nominations aud Resolutions q the Con
yen,ssn. hcll a, Rutlsnd, Lac, ~ecs '
The Convention vas the largest that ne
csefsaw eonscocd'on shy similar OCCASION
m the State, and VAS composed 81 the
b nc ana sinos of the Wing patty. The
v,n,,si harmony prevailed throughout
And although Il would have gwen us great
o. Measure 70 have had M. iloLHaoos's
name at the head 81 the ticket. ne ehccf-
fully acquir-cc IN the ~ill 1t the majority.
and shall rive nj only Mr. Rorcr, bu,
the seAois hotsl, oar hearty support. IL y
a sirung ticket and will be tnumphanily
elected. But ~ have ~, time Of space
To speak further OF this tune; bu, shalfssy
the regular proceedings before the icccmcn
oi the County mex, week, wih further CON-
men,. Harrington Bsaner.
Il was very respectable and honorable
Assenhlagc of the citizens Of Vermont, and
was represented by some of her .blcsi ADD
hest men. The report OF the Nominating
Csmmiticc was received with tremendous
applause, and met with the unanimous APP
proyAl Of all present II the nomination Is
rs acceptable To the Wings throughout the
State as Il was in the Convention, there
can be no doub, Of an election by the pco-
pie. T.. Z. Walton, Jr., Of Montpelier, in
troduccd a series Of resolutions, that no
doubt embody the sentiments and views OF
every citizen in the State, and are worthy
TO be read and adopted by every freeman
In the land. Old Rutland County was
largely represented, as she always is on
similar occasions and may her influence
and power be exertcd for good In the COM
ing contest and in behalf Of every political
and moral enterprise Of the dsy.--Uesiern
w. Journal
The proceedings of the Wing State Con-
veniion which met at Rutland yesterday,
(ihe 7th,l occupy large portion OF our
space to-day. The gathering was very
large. The number present Is estimated
at one thousand upwards. The feeling was
most enthusiastic, the dav fine, and the
proceedings harmonious and decided. The
resolutions and nominations tell their own
story. We shall express our approval Of
them at some future timc.- Bur. Daily Free
Press
The Wing gathering at Rutland, on
"Wednesday, was larger and more enth,si-
astic than we have ever before witnessed
on similar occasion. 1t was fully beliey-
ed that something more than the mere
nomination Of candidates was demanded
at the present time, that something mere
than the usual routine of business was to
be transacted. We could read in the count-
enances Of those assembled the same feel
ings that animated the Aliens and Chitten-
dens in their valorous struggles while lay
ing the foundations Of this Commonwealth.
The cncroachments upon Freedom, that
have recently been made in the passage of
the Nebraska bill, fired their breasts with
Indignation, and animated them in dcclar-
ing their andying opposition TO the extcn.
sion Of slavery in any and every form.
The proceedings of the Convention may
be found in another column. Read the
resolutions; they speak for themselves
They were adopted with AN AN" that
made the welkin ring" The candidates
are before you-judge for yourselves. We
have not time nor space for remarks this
week.-Bratieboro Eagle.
We present this week, the candidates
selected by the Wing Convention of this
State. No better nomination could have
been made to bring out full expression Of
the people Of the State on the subject of
Slavery.
We trust that this is an earnest aud cord
ial union among all freemen who agree in
abhorring slavery, as shall show the extent
and strength Of public sentiment on the
subject.
OF the particular details Of the Conven-
ton, we have no time TO speak now, but
commend the resolutions to the careful at
tention Of the FREEAEs of this State.--Tf.
Waiohmdn.