Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-07-18

Erso're1. That DE issues involved Do The va
tions struggle with armed REBELLION ore cl higher
moment 'hsu any quGstlou ~ ordinary party pole
icv. 70 is c'ui ct ga which D., involved ifeed'm
and ,hs psrqstuiy of iho free Institutions ie,i u-
cur fathc--.
F..s.rsd. Tt-t % - che %. r8mauut ilt7 ef the
Administr ,tien to sustain the National Govern
mrut by suppress ms this hcllion speedily ard
sf.c'u.iiF, sud that 'ie pr rperty and slaves ot
Iehrls should no oi without eruYl-, s1 iar 's
may be necessary to ;li- end.
t..a'r.}. lnat a. caitlly approve tle general
policy rf our National Administr' iion and d., ei.
forts o. suppress 'te rebellion which Threatens ihe
overthrow Il the Republic; and We pledge thc
state oi Vermont To- furnish r. 'oldiers to the
last man. and Its money 20 the last dollar 20 old
ia accomplishing this end.
E-s9'5t3 That We rejoice tr accept t1e
Emancipation resoluGon recommended 10y
the President and adopted hy more thsu
tWo-thirds vote Of both Hcuses oi Con-
-re-s.-the abolition Of Slavery in the Dis
trict Of Columbis,-the prohibition Of Slavery
hencef0rward, f0' ever, in the Territories,-the
seward Lyons Treaty for the more efectusl sup
preston of the Infamous Slave Trace AS pledges
that the Govern ment has cut itself free from all
complicity with slavery, and will heieater, in
no partisan sense but according TO the true inter
probation Of the Constitution, administer the Gov
ernment in the interests Of Freedom; ard we hope
IL some future and not distant day, to see this
Rasoiue3, That Re tender cur hearty thanks
and gratitude TO our brave aud patriotic soldiers
] in the field who have nobly peuled their lives
/ for the country and her cause.
! Re,olued, That We commend 70 the ireemen oi
/ Vermont the ticket this day nominated for state
ofiseIs, as nominations both 1T 10 be made ani 10
| lie nnsnimously supported
After tie convention had voted to adrpt
! the resolution offered by Mr. Willard, IN ad-
dition to those reported by the committee,
Mr.. Needham proposed to further amend
the report of the Committee by adding the
following
RssolUsS, S,-Thst the thanks Of this conven tior
| are given to bis Excelency, i:oa. Frederick Hol
| brook, for the prompt manner in which he tend
dered to the President. Vermonts proportion
OF 500 600 additional soldiers. and we hiu
in making this tender be did not over-estimat
the patriotism Of the Green Mountain state, sn'
that we he ,rtily cooperate with him in making
prompt and vigorous response to the call Of tn
Government based upon such offer.
Which was adopted. The entire series o
resolutions was then adopted, when witt
the usual thanks to Its officers and cheer
for the ticket, the Convention adl)nrne'
without day.
With regard to the ticket, beyond a
question it will command. and dessrveilY
a'most the whole vote Of the State \ few
m i'd upon their idols, will vote fer the ssm
secession, slavery-sympathizing ticket non
mattel at Bellows Falls. In 80 doing the
will be ike the foil which By its dark shad
makes the light near it 80 much the NOR
glorious.
q 1t is well known to our readers that y
4 flyored the denomination Of Lieut.. Co
e Underwood, in preference to taking u
d any new man at this present time.
c In ordinary times, the duties Of the Lieu