Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-05

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| Convention It will be seen that the repub-
| Hcan papers unanimously endorse the action
/ Of the Convention.
From the Calcdonian
/ "A preamble aud resolution were adopted as the
platform of ihc Convention, and IL Will De rc endorsed
Green Mountains We say ercrg voter because thctcis
nu freeman in Che state VI Vermont who Be- traitor, OF
who could be made such by unlimited bribery ana none
who is not traitor do otherwise than endorse ihe
platform without The least mental rc,ct alton NcPlAl
our feet upon that pnf1rm, being fully satisfied WIN is
terms and with ho and stripes waving over u.s.
we arc willing to meet aud join hands with 9ur former
/ political opponents upon the common and pauinuc
nruuud " sustaining ME Administration IN putting down
] rebellion, m uuu mining The authority OF INC "cheIW
Government 100 al patis n our national domain and in
firm and yielding opposition TO amy COMPROMISE "h't
lion Frcdcrct Iolbrook NJ Bra,tlcbor5 who received
the unanimous nomination ofthc Convention ior Governor
is not unknown tu our readers Tie has long been ds-
ungashed or The interest be- has manifested n The pt
tu " agriculture and many Vt the ahrst essays upon
that srcucc which have Appeared n the leading asr'u
ur1l lnuinls of This country during the past ton years.
have bccu iho roduriou of his pen We atc not a""tc
r but Dc hls ever been close and intelligent observer
OF public affairs lie hn' been Identified WIN the i'e
publican parry from is first organization was 800 ardent
supporter Of Lincoln and lamln Tor President ana VICE
President Ut The United States and hc wilt we dnuht NOT
Dee au unfolding opponent Of any compromise with ual
which docs involve the laying down OF their arms
and the hanging of ihc principal leaders
OF the candidates ur Lieut. Governor aud Treasurer
wc scarcely need speak at an They the iucumhcuts
no ptcseutuf those offices respectively and trial has found
'h,h N'. "an,,lt n 'l.y i'l',ly m ,,i,b
eyes right onward, iu support OF the AdmnisuAuon'-
90 our tNcrI'N' Nitl' llo"'l' anu " N'B.lt"t - ~.
zion oi ihc war aeast ihc ftoels' "Wll 'hS l'l' m
the Union IS vaupu,hcd and compelled TO lay down hH
, arms We want ralying note iu Che loyal States
guy 'he aH on hI u'9,n n'Sus al 'n' .oii' I'm &
South, Doc support OF the Constitution and the Union Of
our Gthers
While thus approving Of the doings NJ the State Con-
vculinu, have nothing whatever 90 takc back ana no
o,l,n.'i.gn ~ 'ah'' ~ spec 10 VIM, ave- M,
Allegiance o republican prihcipcs and we -uA' ""'"'"t'
anu support hen Wnohc'ei anu as ore" 10 'Do oo''
may seem 90 us TO- demand
hgl we '1lnN lhe pay, " ,h' ',',p. y, WAY i @
pl'7 e1us uree3 20 'soiuus' u'.''np | H., ,
E vib ,i id,, r,,ct "a, mast ,,,rty ii,i.iors Who
will heartily sustain the administration OF Mr. Lincoln
10 H., policy VI o,iu'auing the supremacy OF thc con.
sutou aud laws, feeling assured Tint when this rchcl
q lion is mofnu1hly crushed, the power " slavery 90
do further misaai,' will be completely destroyed
From lhe Rutland Daily Herald
But IL IT, after ALL hc spirit Of the Convention in itself
that most pleased Heads aud horns had been prc,i.
ou,y presented, which to staggcr the acuonol the
nocnt and We were threatened With all sorts VI disas-
tors u consequence OF an honest call Of Committee
pledged o perform certain duty. Men have been very
busy throughout the State to crcumvent tho anticipated
rc, , , O1i ", lc s homes, erm"r,
Boy withholding their copntcuance and staying 1T home
or " tc.e faction, prevailed aud that the Convention
MI so,r Of nrngon I riR",a Ton. Power as 1,u,
pa.e9 %,e in aH @rIas9e.oc Pas vent '1"n m
naa.u.y q. though marriage bells vg' ringing
ons c5racd and how brought together by hc inexor.
ape '3ec 'i 81, ae sne fo'I. "i S1'
& and ot,crs in th Convention WIN Dctemeu'ocred aud
award oi prsi.e will b. given To- The tue ra,Hat hom
vut's,c pa,iy De n.{ .pg9s IT, ,'n,,.' t.,,
Fto,, ibr Dahl, Free Press.
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