Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-17

Underh,H.-Wm. Wells, L. Barnum, j.
W Reynolds.
Weaford S G Merriam, y. j, Chase,
W. II. Macomber.
Uiliston-N Lewis, Smith Burnham.
VI. NJ. Etlcott
VIM. W. WALKER, Secretary.
TIL, Vermont Press on the Republican
state OnNtntion.
The action VI the Republican state Con
vention of the lst inst is responded to with
good will by the Republican papers of the
State. The State nominations were just
hat all expected they would be, and they
will be well supported The resolutions which
were adopted by the convention are spoken
OF us eminently proper and expressive
and the more they are studied the more the
people Of Vermont will show their concur
renee with their sentiments. Tne Gre, n
Mountain Freeman { we believe it does not
consider itself AS II Republican paper } of
course finds fault, rs its wont is. The no.
limitations it thinks well On, ugh but it don t
ike the resolutions, it don't Ike the State
Committee, don't like the prospect as to
future nominations. &c.
line =. lticnl course of the FreemIn has
h.rn sort of riddle for A long Inn. We
are MT aware that any holy r,ic>>es 10
uud tina 1t II any ut,rr p,lucril, th.'n
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iu,warI uIr, ctI u. exti.eI tnclr att,u ,ou.
+ .Itn then, d nuie, wuat ans Tue cr.>tl.ur
tnat lie does It 70 A.ou. INK other paIdr.
Instead OF acting IN that uuare waN H.
deed P,tarck. believe ne mast do it to
be Ia ken notice ui.
As tor the regular rru-snvtry pap r,
the X rubncan nominations and rcsoIulons
op rate on teen - fresh ash twIss rr sand
10 on rattle-snakea. lhey cdn neither get
away from them nor bear them, aud there
t,re give them-e YES up u desperate and ven
"Inous contortlohs
Tte Bradford Tcierraph considers t 70
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fl .Ir Indeed. "A more rrIcele,s ptck of
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| 5cthtr Than we're IN attendance on that
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| = party OF c''quc oIt WIN resolves IN open
| h"s'l'ty 10 tue oe"e'aI eoN''"lA'"t Deternln'"
| gu ""e"5 war upon Tue consul ut'h' anu u p''-
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'n0 noa' % '"'' "''i "' ''u 'o' tue c''n
h-cthP"s !, "a Il o'l'u' "inos i 0'h 9'Ale
anu "y'aAu rIt'cheI \ oetutlIu' tr'o' aIu II!
| The Sentinel dIsgOrgrs an extra amount
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the members OF the Convention and On their
reso'ut'one-taikS 'ol coIored girls having
kept themselves IN tue mouse all gay lor
lear VI o'''E "u|s'u U ue"'h Oh negro
p"oo''' anu ''' mont n'Grop""'''S say
Wv ''''''" !" ''0 i'9o'u''o"' '''n' I"
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'i'"9 VI '''o Il a''e'' Vi '"' O'n''''u'ion iS
I"'St"oo"' 1t says
" There is nothing coming from Samuel
son, but what sust lbs the majority If the Court
The Constitution was framed by delegates from
'iaushoId'rg states. Ihe Declaration of hide
pendence was approved by men from thirteen col
| g. 'Ho Iu'ei'9 rs
ha,tIe "f the HnreIr,,on ,,a. i s'usl0
holding state. Well, Ifthe men referred To- m.
tended to make the negro equal to themselves in
every particu ar they would have been most likely
to nave emanclpated the race and provided them
rltn an equal representation at the polls. DO
IN this country, on equal footing with the white
the executive chair DO they wish rtl,r chii.
dreu to iutermarry with the blacks. and a y,nar.I
pm,I,,a,nstj,r o., yoLa ,Iao. =, i, go, s.uV' al
tue privilege of leaving the country;
HE slang which 1t thus repeats from
D,u.,l.o,s I,, Sr.;,sota ,
'f''N'' anu aP
plies tU the p-upe Ut Vermont, show, the
.b,.o, srriIi,r ,.;,h ,hih, r.u
' '"'" ~ '''l'"s Tue
motions ui It's rru-sIavery leaders: AID It's
st,t4ments about tho se,tim.r,s .b..,,ra.,
H'e VI 'Hc s'ed
men ol the revolution, and ol the people oil
the trss states shn,v an i,nor,,oa ..I.;,L
. ' &c
pl'laoIe VI al lupuuence Which Is Disgrace
ful.
The third Resolution was as follows
"RssoiUed, As a means OF restoring the
csnnuence oil th1 people IN the M iona Ju
ranod,iled as ~ Iva ~. ILL., GugH' u % s.
and all national interests and ,nstitnuons So
far as possible, their relative weight in III,
ORGANIZATION OF the tribunals which adjudi
rbsm frorn be,n, nsad "nu tneieny PIe'th