The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-06-21

The Wing press of this State. as we
expected gives hearty support to tho
Rutland platform and ticket. All pre-
vious differences have been harmonizcd
by the action Of the State Convention
and the policy there unanimously agreed
upon will be cordially and in good faith
carried out
We make the following extracts from
the several Wing papers which have
come to hand
Tho Wing gathering at Rutland, on
cdnesday, was larger and moro ell
thuslastic than we have ever before wit.
messed on similar occasion. 1t twas
fully believed that something more than
the mere nomination Of candidates was
demanded at the present time, that some.
thing more than tho usual routine of
business was to be transacted. We could
rcad III the countcnance Of those Assem-.
bled the same feelings that animated the
Aliens and Chittendens in their yalorous
struggles while laying the foundations
OF this Commonwealth. The cncroach.
ments upon freedom, that have recently
been made in the passage of the Nebraska
bill. fired thoir breasts with indignation.
and animated them in declaring their un-
dying opposition to the extension of
slavery in any aud every form brat.
Heboro Eagle.
When the reading, thinking, and so,
ber.minded people of a sovereign State.
acting in public assembly without excite,
ment OF from any selfish interest, express
such sentiments in such language, it
would be well for the enemies Of the
Republic and the friends Of the Admin
istratlon to believe them decidcd}y in
earnest. There is no mistake about it
these resolutions are to be taken with.
out any discount, and constitute Plat.
form on which, as one of the speakers
sand, every lover of Freedom in the
Universe could stand"
The State ticket is emphatically =
strong one and one which will command
the confidence, goodwill, and support OF
the people. IePrcdict that thai ticket
ariH BE- eleetcl by the ptople by a Mrge
n'gjorify - Rutland HtraM.
The position on which tho Wings Of
Vermont stand is seen in The resolutions
voted with unanimity by the full State
Convention of the 9TH inst. The Can.
didates nominated there are a proof that
the delegates meant what they said
The great sentiment which breathes IN
them is clear enough. Vermonters can
understand it, and they will stand by it:
aud they will vote for the men who are
to represent it in theState.-B urlingt9n
/ Free Press.
FnmNEN OF Vermont, our nomina
tions are before you; and are they no,
such men as you can,with heart aud saul
rally to support The present is n.
time for loitering-thereiore BE TIP AMI
DOING. Lot US administer n castigatiou
to Pierce, Douglas & Co, that will be a
salutary and lasting lesion to them
through the remnant Of their days. -
Bcnntngt0n Banner.
That the candidates will meet with
the confidence and hearty support of the
teople of this State, we have no doubt.
The ticket is emphatically tie leople's
ticket, and one every way worthy of the
support Of all friends of freedom. With
such ticket, based on such broad
platform, may we not expect that Yer
mont will do herself the honor to elect
the candidates to the respective Offices
by majority that will loudly proclaim
to the world, that Vermont will not BE-
governed By those who take common
ground with the South on the subject Of
Slavery.-& Adams Messenger.
The Resolutions tell the whole story
and We subscribe to them most heartily