The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-11

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Gardner q Bennington for Treas
arr Jobr B pag Z RaiiaHd ior
~ Committee Baaham Martin.
clslsea Dadcy c Deuneoa. Roy
ilon; Henry Chtk P5ahney Geo.
ID. Bl low, Darlington Joseph 10.
la n Montpelier G n Stone, s.
Johnauy Asa Il Camp, Stowe
TLe nominations werc confirmed b
the Convention. While waiting for
,be report 81 .hs Committee en- Reso.
lions, several speakers were called
upon rs ,aul. Hon II L. Wood
bridge pobe il eulogy Of Vernon. and
Ns7 aont soldiers, paid an eloquent
u.gate d ae memory 81 President
Lincoln, aal announced his firm iaIll
r. Andrew Johnson Hon. Justin )
Morrill, advocated the doctrines Of uni
yer,aI suffrage AM the punishment o
traitors. Hon S. .. Colby, Register
Of the u. 5, Treasury, and others, iol
loved. Al Tate honrlhe Commiue,
reported the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted
( Rrs}re3 That 81 the death "a ABpAHAs
Z LtNeOLg The country sustuHei xgleyou l1ss
Patient. sagaclots u8wef}lng, cain and cauf
eeous under misfortune, never uBduly eiate.
IS fuceess, Sc carried toe nation through thi
tY.ue satuc Ut lal reaeliop 10 such a man
aar IA q zaiB the profound respect III ali--b1ti
I friend add Toe, aud the love 81 every true pa
r.5tia heart. Stricken down by the foul, cow
afdg bioe 81 the assassin IN the hour Of hi
e1uulrfs triumph, great nation has eushrn
"a hiu in its hearl ot hearts, and VII pmsery
through al coming time, the remembrance Q
him as % sae Wh3 observed vel d the Re
plhbc.n
Rssoicla That 81 the triumph Of the ConsH
tuti8nai Authority Of .he nation over iniestin
foes and their foreign allies, without q siuel
lstat@bi0tted 1om lbs map OF star romits Ga
Of nory ia The inyiucjhilby Of republican
government demonstrate by The seyerest tests
III tie oyerlhr0w % the a,t remnant Of bar
haFi Is asa tyranny IN the land BY the reieas
of four millions ot people from bondago az
ia the advance Of tie nation 70 the first rail
among lie military and naval powers Of o
i earth -tIBe constituting q Triple crown Of iib
cHv. strength and security ereircled al lasti
tae hal0 81 al honorable peace, 1--WE accept tb
reward iOF aii our acrtliees Of time and trea.
urs and toll 10 the service Of our country, az
tender perfect yiHdieauon Of the Union me
Of Vermont tor ab0rdnaiing party 70 patriot
ism.
4 satred That ~ tits glorious teninatio
81 lbe great struggle, our most hearty tbanh
ara 3ue 10 The administration Of Abraham lin
coin, e the officers and men who have nobl
served he TIC army aud navy, and above then
a de Lord Gf Hosts who hath given Their
EsHre4, That to tha brave soIiie, Of Yer
mlat. under God, are specially due ,Ae puls
aud thanks Of grte'Gi people. We than
tsem ioE all they have 50 Elilautlg done, 70
fhe proua nesiu81 III which they nave place
the name II their state, and particularly thai
thoroughly approaching the Tremendous Issue
involved, they. taking iaeirl lives IN their hand
went into the contest determined that, % e
as la them lay, the preemluencc Of the const
Ation uHd laws should be maintained. HoI
aoiHy .hty have sustained these high resolve
iet tie record 81 many battles speak. iet Oh
thlnued ranks, bfonxel faces, the wasted aH
mutlated forms give silent but eloquent est
EighNr fNNF MHtiA tt4G FFAA& tAssA IA AtAtNAA ~
boiJest ever where tho fight raeet the lerccs
have they been found, peers with Tie brave.
ana lest whose trials and tolls have bee
crowned WITH glorious victory.
Resolred. That eoatiding ia the patriotism
integrity aul firm fidelity uf Andrew johnson
10 tic high trusts committed % bis bands W
lender u him generous sympathy in the de
icate task oi ltet.juliug measure for oIgaHH
iny civil governments IN the late rebellion
states whereby justice Nay be establsbe,
domestic tranquility restored and loyal Cit
zaus eted in all lheir ights Of lie, lihert
: aad lraperty; and a hearty support ID alt d
measures tending Is secure iull ana complei
GUARANTEES FER tile future unity, pence, an
! prosperity Of the country,
Reolgtd, That, LOOKING back 70 the happ
experience IF ouf own state Ia extending Il
LARGEST liberty 70 native or naturalized either
Of quie, and peaccable behavior, irrespeetn
, of c6ar 81 race, aud forward 10 tie inestlmy
4 hll essings that win flows 70 the late sla'
! sta from q free, Industrious, intelligent, Yii
, ,aous, peaceable and patriotic population, v
: do respectfully and earnestly couHse tie pei
Pie 81 those states % bio; out forever iron the
Statutes. an laws pertaining 10 the late cond
: tor Of slavery, aad % cuncedc e all Of the
aliYe nna nataralized citizens, by coustitl
it0aal guaranty, equality OF civil and polite
rights, leaving 20 each to reach bis proper 8
opposition hy tha character he bears and Il
merits he fairly WIS.
kes5irsi, That s. De failure Of any REQ
rauze8 state % give the Guaranty named
TIE preceding resolution. we INSIST that %
IRE siiall use aB its constitutional powers
) Is g secure a Republican government, both
lorna aaG esssatc, 70 ihe people q such state
kE'rsi iiat We cordially commend % g
ifeemeu d lhe state iof thgE confidence ~
saHfoi, lhe state tigke. this Gag nominated.
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