Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-15

Principles, etc. Judge Odel oil GEORGIA
moved this Committee, and Gov. Gardner
'f Massachusetts seconded ID Few nc,
,eptao, re-, reuafks. vow Ion'es s"e w w
,nd Nohr,st, vii carry , strong vote. and
E doricd a, le,s, a third of The Council will
-, ,G
Tbe,e il oui,e n scrnb-race for the Pres
d,nc, ~ The Couocil and also for liz mirror
Offices some dozen candidates are present
pd for the Presidency alone. among whom
arc INV Gardner of Massachusetts. Ey-Gov.
rolhy oc Nov u,mnsh,re Rorker of New
York tnresent Incumbent James b. Ricaud |
AZ Na,ylo,d fubo "a snnnoscd IN have the /
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p pr'aon " ~ 80 unsds ,,o bnnt,r and Tho
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'" 'rhu oh;, S,o,o c,,ooil h,s bold IL mee,.
w C'iI .,i, al ~ Soniars.
,ns ~ C's,v a W." toS @'u y, HE NON
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'ne " "u9r, .,'s w u'''''. r,
PklNClPLtS VI HE AMhhlCAN
fAh VI OtilO'
!. The unlimited freedom Of religion dis
connected with politics. hostility TO ecclesi>
sstical influences upon the affairs OF gov
eminent equality of rights to all natgraliz-
ed emigrants who are thoroughly .4mericdn
10. 4 a. Il all ht
son Of their religion higher than that to the
Constitution.
III No interference with the rights of CT
ilzenship already acquired by foreigners, and
the protection Of law TO all who honestly
emlerate rom love OF iloefty out the eN-
clusion OF ioreign paupers aud ielons, and
refusal 10 ertend He r'gh Of sygrdge 10 all
Icho come hereglter un,il they shai nave re-
sided u years IN the United states ana CON-
pied win the Naturalization laws.
III. Opposition to ali political ofganlza
tons composed erci"s'',ly q Foreigners
dnd 10 f0reigh .HulHTy companies ana 70
all attempts 10 exclude The Bible from Schools
supported by The government
~. Slavery Is local not national we
oppose It's extension IN any OF our territories,
and the increase oil us polllcal power by
the admission into the Union OF any Slave
State or Otherwise and we demand Ut the
general government an immediate redress OF
the great wrongs which have been inflicted
upon the cause OF Freedom aud the American
character by the repeal OF the Missouri Com
promise aud the Introduction of Slavery into
Kansas IN violation OF law. by the force %.
arms, and the destruction OF the elective
franchise.
So u
Washington, VIC oppose all intervention in
the affairs of Foreign States yet on all pro-
per occasions we will not withhold our sym
pathy from any people aspiring to be free.
VI We support American industry and
genius against the adverse policy Of foreign
nations. and facilities To internal and extern.
al commerce bv the Improvement of Rivers
and Harbo-s and the construction of Nation
al Roads uniting the various sections of the
Umon
VII The Union Of these Sfnirs should be
,oode p,rp,h,a' bv n G,fb6d ailegiauee 10 The
Constitution.
VIII. In State policy We zealonsly adj
vocate Rei-enebment ant Reform. a modifi-
cation Of the nresent oppressive system of
taxation. and a liberal system of Public
schools.
Connecticut is mirroring. There il an
old Whip editor in Vermont who does no,
act here a he would nave his readers believe
no acted Ie votes apeinst the North very
freely. and shows no disposition to stand 10
with the rest Of the true North for what Is
just and right Does Vermont propose TO 90
out of The Unlon: And therefore is II ne
cessary that her representatives. should sa-
crltice everything Else TO save such a
catastrophe Some OF them do not lsiuk
Soft Gov Fletcher and others are as true as
/ her mountsln-air Is strong ana pure mems
9er RON hhode Island 'eoho ny NUM- =
uolng al ho can 10 "eAken ,he NSf'ne'I
sen,'.',eny " i'',Nala asnunclatlons o' sone
u "s ie"u"'S anu &c
70 oleate Jel ous ,, au's ,i
are uii,s ana WIZ continue % III sP's o' "'
eu3r's 10 'Ie contrary. c.;,.
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u ha", IA ,aIS XII, ' no, XIX" ~
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rh'LAptLph'A'rf iuay NlsnP yuhe G.
lhere mas oeen iun tooay' parker o'lne
SICK ne had ms Address Ieaa by MS mex
trend. IL was HunNerlsh 10 the dregs nc
fairly crawled TO the South he tpit uPor
Higher Law and denounced Stewards cleo
ton. The North now got mad and paid
hun BARKER of by defeating his collection
He would have got It but for this Tie had
the ultra Southern support all through
There were SIX ballots for President Or
the first ballot the number OF votes cast was
AZ.
Barker, 90 Gardner, q
nvauu ., ~" ao n' -rp, =
Ooioy OF ~. H. ~ c Di 80 ,ii,
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