Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-03-05

avail iif.,agss; es,ssivl' That At v. will use ev.rv
bene6osnt Ca o. every means thai . siOa ;O and
we saw n 'Ta ~ mas put into our b..yS yaSl and
Dickinsomn ~ ,u sne language of Hon ooa mus and
ery elsmas,. ln, mat awe will avail u. Daniel 8.
two len', leo. a slave or free. whit. ourselves ofev-
rebellion " iour, to put down u III, olaek on
;sr. rks;s0lvsd, That v. a,.,,.. '
tbs;r ~ arms that we svmn.,, e our vahent sold
the bst,Ie btIIerangs and priyaf;ona with them in
spirit .',s I'm neld that We srs 10 camp and on
honor ina anat we viii stand bv ,h With them in
the conn oren IN death tha, ib.n mem N Life and
bin hpperheads III al home s,r .u.y need not fear
kept filed if nssd iaw and their ranks shan hpIIoa
onet and tb,, a'sI BE- at the point Of ,sa sa1l %
reach every Ia s sIer patriotic resolu,ons ,as oay,
State Of Vsrmsmi hamlet and fresde vaa II -. ssaii
we will stand mat r.. as true and Iowa, ,;,;.
borne down. la 10y y our honest Presd.n, e.Issns,
efforts to crr"h Ii'n heavy re ,pousibiI;,;,. "ns
vesties Of ,raa lnis unholy rebellion ,;n 70 aus
happy bur easa naa D. Is wiped out from hi. M ese.y
| Reslrsd INV Nv distressed nation. '' 0nce
6daaos d'toea, That We have The W.,
ism of lne generalshp, ability ,. saa en'lre con
conaus, uen. Benjamin F. Bu,,sr aAu patriot
in Is the - N the war has embalnsd mai his
Yen e en- near Of cry loyal and als nemory
e,,ar a'id mat his name will h. pserlotc citi-
3D. generations forever ana arse through
| nes"lusd, That we will s,. yer
reIeLar 1 army and navy, 10 the las' os S,s- w
we csn ~ .iat they shalt never wan, = :. sne
| North ~ ~ crush out traitors Son,h .s ans
we will a,a wa n prace is hororabv ra,;ss Aua
nua,.;i. a'seaa to po icies, with or -, aaaueu'
COUNCILS Of cOpperheads. ''4 VI Without the
| ReSotosd, That We. as c,,;,.,.
.o '99u''s. The President of IN. - eili'nt
10 place John G. Fremont in a. A'ea o'a'es
niana; anu give him men and msa,s A.u'e CON-
his Talent before The nation "S " aisp ay
| on ipohon Of Nr. ifaich. II w.s ,o,.. :,
the proceedings If th s meptIpg he 'oaeu .as mat
| lof puDilcation: as well AS the Is,,., ~. H's"ea
| lutions from cur 10th ,eairnen, aud ,h., y
nles be SEAT to all The Vermont R.v;n,.a,. :, :,
| the service. 'uHs ~
me "ee'hg then adjourned till evening.
az Tue evening session, which drew = e,U
mouse, IN Inc absence of the President. DR. n
d. faimer, oi Ludlow, was called 10 n,
| chair. " 'ue
A contraband, formerly in the rshs, s.;..
addressed the house, aequitting himself wei
and highly entertaining the audience by b,
peculiar style. Ai'
The meeting finally adjourned to meet q,
Ludlow Wednesday evening, March a, and 4,
Proctorsyllle Friday enening, March 6.
HUGH b. HENRY, President,
n. N. c: G: ff1a1' arDn,' Secretaries.
The following are the resolutions rsfarrsd :,
above, adopted by the 10th Vermont Req
ment {:
WHEREAS, We have learned with deep NOR
titcatlon, that reports emanating, no doub,
from the hearts of traitors or towards. hav
gone forth, which represent the Vermont troou
now in the fed as clouded in despondepcy
and wanting in that patriotism which actuate
their first steps in the great work still befor
them (: now, therefore, that our friends ma
be reassured, and traitCrs everywhere be in
formed just where we stand, the undersigned
officers of the Sixteenth Regiment Vernon
Volunteers,
Resotve, That we have ever regarded th
! pr sbul IeDtiIloH d Hell -DOrn, anu Indt. OH
cult as the task may seem, it becomes the in
perative duty of every true man TO devote b
entire energies, and hi life, If need be, to s
cure its everlasting death.
i ReSoLved, That we regard all northern me
as double traitors who cry ''peace" upon an
terms other than an unqualified submission
the rebellious Stales.
ResoIped, That reverses, though to be n
gretted, should not discourage, but strength,
the determination of all loyal men to Co
quer.
ReSolUed That, as a regiment, we have ey
entertained the utmost confidence in the ul
mate success of the Union Army.
ResOlUsd, That We hail with delight the
forts of the administration and Congress
maintain in the field an efficient army.
The foregoing preamble and resolution
signed by all the officers present, were read
dress parade this evening, and unanimous
adopted by the regiment with great enthu
asm.
w. G. VEAzEY,
Col Com'd'g the Reg't.
Headquarters Sixteenth Regiment Vermt
Volunteer Camp at Fairfax Station, V
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