Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-29
The committee on resolutions reported


IA fellows,
Resolved, That The thanks OF this convention
arc hereby rendered 10 our delegation In Congress
TOR their unlted eoaSistent and ahc supper, OF the
Congressional plan OF reconstruction.
Resolved That while we regret tho formation of
q scheme Of rceons,ruction by the administration,
which neither does justice TO the loyal black nor
10 the rebel white neither TO the friends Of the na.
ton or TO Its enemies, wo have no implacahle ha.
tired against the administration, but pledge il our
most cordial support npon its return to tho ways
OF importantly aud justice to all tho people.
Resolved That we earnestly desire that all who
occupy high official positions In the country shall
30 conduct as to render treason odious crime pun.
ishabo according TO Its deserts remembering that
II Is virtue alone which "eSalieth na,ion.'
Resolved, That the attempt to Justify by the
constitution the refusal of the suffrage to tho low.
al oolored men who have periled so much for lib.
erty and for right is TO use the constitution for
purpose II was never intended to answer--is a co.
vert attack upon the first principles of Repuhli
| oanism and shows wanton neglect of the pre-,
cept Of the Supreme ruler, who has said he that
ruloth over men must be just ruling in the iea,
Of God"
Resolved, That we are looking with anxiety 70,
the passage OF the bill granting additional protec.
ton to our home industry; long since agreed or
by committee Of manufacturers and wool grow
ers.
The resolutions were adopted
Judge French presented, in behalf Of
Ex-Gov. Fletchen who by reason of i'll
ness was unable to attend, the following
resolutions, which were adopted:
Resoirod, That the freemen of Windsor County
sensbly appreciate the efficient services of theii
distinguished Representative in Congress, and re,
gard it as the dictate OF duty and JUSTICE to say
to him through thor representatives in the Legis
lature, thou hast been faithful and rendered no
BILE service in the lone, House-go up higher.
Resolved That back of the President and Con
gress and more powerful than either, stands the
people, they are called upon to rise to the heigh
OF their privileges and duty,--to an appreciation
of the greatness of the issues they must meet.
| On motion of Judge Colburn the con.
vention pledged its cordial support at the
ballot box Of the candidates put in nomi-
nation, when the convention dissolved.
Town COMMITTEES.
Rochester-Albert Clark, John w. Campbell
Royalton-S. Il. Williams, 4. s. Hackett DIR
Simon Belknap.
Hartland-Lewis Emmons, C. w. Warner
Samuel Taylor
Bridgewater-C. w. Wood, Charles Perkins
Springfield X. Labaree, Frederick G
Field Robert M. Colburn.
Norwich-W. E. Lewis, Freeman Moshur j
w. Loveland
Cavendsh--Jacob S. Parker, A. w. Richardson
Alvin Taylor.
Reading-Dr. w. S. Robinson, F. B. Merrill
W. A. Reyes.
Sharon-P clatiah Metcalf, Moses Flanders, w
H. H. Walbrdge.
, Hartford-S. Z. Pingry, d. L. Gushing, Sila
Hazen.
Ludow-Calvin Riggs, George E. Walker
George L. Arlington.
Wcathersfied--C. L Stearns, C. Adrich
Plymouth--Thomas Moor, Jacob Marsh, ]. L
Pollard, II. McWain, Ash Earl
Bethel-A M. Marsh b. G. Bundy Miles Tor
ney.
Pomfret-Moses Paine, John S. Brockway, M
II. Miller, III. w. Colbmr, f. p. Seaver
Stockbridge-J Il. Taggart, A, A. Brooks
Fl, Baker.
windsor--T. B. winn, S. N Stone, Chas. Il
Dudley.
West Windsor7-G. NJ Shedd, Jonas Lamson
Chester-Chas. II. Rowe, Hugh Henry T. j
Muzzy.
Barnard-Geo. N. Putnam, J. 0. Beknap, Jus
tin Lille, Geo N. Leonard Amos +. Carroll