The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-30
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VERMONT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

correspondent who present at the recent demo-
cratic convention at Montpelier writes us follows Our
convention of the largest and most enthusiastic
ever held in this State and its proceedings characterized
by much learning witnessed at State
venon The telegraph with rather more than its usual
endacty announced TO the cities that the meeting broke
up in row. gross and unounded falsehood
never invented by wing abolition malignity The Ne
baska resolution which voted on by seD land is not
the unmeaning thing which the telegraph made id
carried by immense majority receiving in the words Of
the chairman almost unanimous vote while the resolu
tons endorsing the administration OF Gen Pierce
red by accamation The row consisted in two speeches
against the policy Of passing the Nebraska resolution and
in the haste with which the convention left the house to
take the aa boafor the day-aer every matter before
the meeting had been regularly disposed of TO the
customary vote of thanks to the officers Of the meeting
send YOU the resolutions they that you may what
sort Of democrats have in Vermont The ticket Is a
strong and was unanimously adopted by the conven-
ton
We give the resolves below:
Re.olred 1. That our devotion TO the administration OF
Frank Pierce continues firm and unshsken that have
entire confidence in the wisdom integrity and devotion to
democratic principles Of the President, and fully
and economically , ad@nistered 6s laws fairly and impair
TALLY executed the lives and property Of citizens
tected at home and abroad all attempted evasion Of our nen
sttuiona esered enlarge the boundaries OF
country, and secure is true welfare and prosperity
That nonincrvention, the right Of the people 10
their laws and regulate their domestic insti
tutions unresiraned saved by tho limitations Of the
stution, as laid down In the platform adopted at Baltimore
in 1884, democratic doctrine and should be practically
In all the Territories which hereafter
organized in the Union but do propose TO make
differences of opinion among democrats in relation TO the pol
lev Of all the provisions OF the bill establishing territorial
government for Nebraska and Kansas party faith
That attachment TO the constitution and the union
far from being shaken grows stronger and stronger and
that regard the attempts which have been and
being made by political and other fanatics TO loosen and
the affections Of The people from these sacred and
honored bulwarks Of free deserving
the sevcrcs condemnation and hereby pledge ourselves
to own upon all such efforts whenever and wherever made
dangerous TO the Of the country and insult to tho
patriotic feelings OF all true Americans.
That the democracy o Vermont believing free
sution sanctions prescription Of BIRTH open
w and cmphaticay condemn organization, secret
otherwise that would aim to deprive any citizen native
adopted, Of his civil, political, religious rights.
g. That the recent abandonment by the wbg convention Mt
Rutland 81 their former party issues and the adop on OF
sectional instead proves their utter Of confidence
in the distinctive principles Of their party their love Of office
expense of consistency and their long bui
openly proclaimed hostility The constitution and the
Union and ought receive the emphatic condemnation OF
every Yermoner whose love for his country Is bounded
by State lines and sectional success.
g. That II i'll becomes the wings of Vermont pirate about
the sancty Of compromises the treachery OF those who
take part in their repeal when their party history both
past present. shows that there has been compro
they did not themselves ree and spit upon whether Of
Congress or the constitution.