The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23

Bufnham, J. Z Cleveland, dr., Ii. W Ddh0J'
L. p. Barron.
The Committee on resolutions then presented
the following, which were discussed by d. H.
B. Allen, F. g. Bigelow, l.. u. Hlnckley, H.
NJ Seaver, and B. Martin, and were unanl
mously adopted
Resolred lst, That IN this critical and mo-
mentous period of our countrys history, 1t Is
the solemn duty of all loyal and patriotic cltl-
zens to take a firm stand in favor OF the Ma
tional Administration in conducting 'he war
against the rebellion, and vindicaElng the au-
thority of the Union throughout our entire DO
main.
Resoloed %, That in sustaining the national
authorities in this war for the preservation OF
the Union, aud rights of man. we make no dis
organizing opposition to the policy and meas
ures of the Government, but coming, as we do,
from all former political parties, we will unite
as one man in sustaining It's civil and military
policy and measures, without qualification or
reserY tion-and upon this issue there can be
but two parties patriots in favor, and traitors
opposed.
Resolred Sd, That we shall hail with joy the
approach of that day, when our Government
shall have fully vindlcated its right and its a5il-
| itv to exist as government, among the nations
willy, and that now, as then, we will remember,
with the deepest emotions of gratitude and re
spect, the memory OF all who may survive OF our
beloved fellow citizens, who have SO nobly and
gloriousy laid themselves upon their country's
altar to attain 80 glorious an object; and, to
use the language of Daniel Webster, we would
say that, by the blessing of God, If we leave
no other inheritance 10 our children, we will
leave them the Inheritance of Free Principles,
and manly defence of them
ResolUed 4th, That We cordially approve and
support the nominations made by the Union
State Cor vention at Burlington, on the 8th
inst. the resolutions there adopted fully eX-
press the views and feelings OF this Convention.
The following are the Town Committee:
BradtOrd.-G q. Chamherln, &. 2. Clark,
j. X. Davis, W. q. Perkifs, Ii. {. McDuthe,
iona. johnson, W. H. Nourse
Braintree.-S. NJ. Ii. Flint, Geo. Hutchinson,
G. w. Barnes, NJ Blanchard p. Adams.
BrookfeM-J. r. Cleveland, Il. p Fuller,
Charles Croker, r. B Goss, A. O. Smith.
Chelsea D. H. B. Allen, Geo. Z, Hyde,
Rufus c. Harvey, NJ. c. Waldo, Rufus Brown.
Cor,nth-C. c. Sargent Chas Burnham, s.
D. Harrington, Z. T. smith, P. Hastings.
Fariee-Jas NJ Gilmore, VIM. II. Bragg,
Austin II. Chamberin, Willard II. Child, Mar
shall II. Rugg
Ne,oburg.-H. B. Morse, f, Deming, W. W.
Brock, Jos Sawyer, a. NJ. Peach.
Orange.-Wm. Huse, j. Cunningham, ia
cob Cutter, c. b. Richardson, Lyman jackson
Randolph-F. B. Salisbury, Z. B. Granger,
John Hanks, Loren Griswold John Z. Huntng-
! ton.
STAFFORD. S F. Frary, j. NJ. Soule, VIM
S. McNlaster, Daniel Roplnson.
Thetford 5 NJ. Gleason, Thos Jinks, H..
Closson.
Tdpsham. T. George 0. H. Watson,
A. f. Eastman.
Tunbridge.-J. NJ. Whitney, l.. Dickerman,
John Maxley.
Vershire-D. NJ. Richardson, VIM. Swan,
S. b. Darling. ii. W. Carleton, L. o. Corse.
! W,liiumstODn.-G A. Simons, A. s. Martin,
Denison Martin Rodney Seaver, Geo. Crane.
Washington "A Il. Field, 2. 0. Hunting
ton, Elijah Taylor, John Stanly, Vim. ?. Oar
ling, John B. oanborn.
West Fa,riee E. F. George, Azo Buzzell,
Joseph Tlbbctts, f. r. Hoyt, John ?. South
, worth, Jr.
The following resolution, presented by 7. NJ.
Bigeow, was adopted after which voted to adj
journ.
Resolved, That We heartily endorse the nomi-
nations this day made, and will make use of
all proper means to secure their election.
JEREMIAH DODGE, President
GHo o. E. McIsD0H' Secretaries.
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