Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-05

Treasurer by acclamation.
Hon G, w. Willard reported the following
resolutions which were unanimously adopted
Res0tpcd, That after the long years Of discord
| armed strife and mutual distrust between The
North and South, we hail with Joy the prospect o
assured peace and harmony on the basis of Loyalty
and freedom aud equal rights for all
Rss0ired. That the reconstruction acts adopted
Boy the 39th and 4Oth Congresses afford a sltsflc-
tory solution of The problem Of reconstruction aud
that we tender our hearty thanks TO che represen-
tatives Of the people whose wisdom, irmness and
patriotism, under divine guidance, secured the
[ adoption of these measures.
! Rcsoired, That while we regard the measures
Of reconstruction now being put in operation in
/ the lately rebellious communities at the South as
calculated to give loyal men the control of the
states where governments are TO be organized,
Congress and the Republicans Of the Union should
insist, without compromise or surrender, upon
their just and full execution
Resoiped, That we shall welcome the day when,
J on the acceptance in good faith by the people Of
the Southern States of tho terms thus offered they
shall be again admitted as states TO their SHARE OF
representation and political power, aud our leg-
islaiors. North and South, Doe free 20 labor
harmouiously for the repairing OF the rlyages OF
war, and the development OF the resources of our
entire country.
/ B@oiced, That Republican government is a
o,5'hlnsn' Oh tue people alu Ior tne people ana
nst;1o n Inc, ,agsrn,r.5t c,nn,t bi d.,;.j ,o
any class of the people without an approach to
caste aristocracy or despotism; and that mtu-
hooI snnfage-the rlght oil every man at tne ot'-
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rnaud for himself tlc peaceful eniovment Of fife.
liberty and property-is the right of every citizen
/ of this republic
,s S, nS. r,",J so ,mn,r "1' 'o1f susro s 'o
equal ciyil rht. TO every citizen. white or black
earnestly recommends to such of her sister States
Of the North as still retain restrictions Of class or
/ o9'ol on '''iI S'',u,e DooA'' .ne Sfegu3 s'op"on
~ ,ne sAi'i' Iui' 'uAp "o leIN'o, ~ ,u' o't'l1'"
c ani ,5e & 1r;oc;nis, ~',' of tre ID mora and r.
publican government.
/ Resolrsi. That We are proudsr TODAY than ev-
or before OF ihe h'p1olr1n party OF 'hs NAuon.-
,1;9'. ',5 IL I,. yon o'. "' '.r",t. ,e,o-, IN
saving itself and the nation from an admini.trl-
/ ton which bias proved recr.aot to the principles
upon winch u was put q" pov,r ana made war
FBs,.i@,J rb,t ue commend ,be oentleyen
this day put in nomination 70 the cordial support,
OF Che people of the State.
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Anu appointed as louo"'' - w " iAA'o' Nsu-
field Proctor, George w Graadey, B. ID. Harris.
Samuel NJ. Pinqree. Roswell Farnham. G.. G..
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/ Nn mouoh OF "en' parstow' Me''rs' pA's'o"
aud Harris were appointed a committee to inform
\ the nominees of the action Of the Convention and
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/ Barlow suggested that it was question for the
several towns and moved to lay the resolution on
the table
Me- C,rpsnter called for the yeas and nsvs
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motion TO lay on the table was agreed to.
Gen. Barstow reported the presence Of the gen
nenon named in the State ticket ,ybsrsuoon
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non Jonu d. age a' NoFe''or oi vermont an nn
both the gentleman and the title were greeted
with great applause
'lr rage sAio h' Woud nol lhlAcl spes9n mp
on i!e N'At tnuou, on' SiHi'H say lu'e ne was
/ u'epiy sensioie o' 'ns "on'r A|ATle' % nun. ne
thAhNeu tne convention LOT tue expression OF aus
sianoa osarei IN ever! p1,.e VI" oe tne on,
Jeet OF th5 h9l'e,t H'e' D", as 'n3 convention haI
Assoriate1 win MN one VINO u'l neen tlleu ana
iounI latha' lh ever! peril ne Wou'd cheeriuiy
take The nag Piedging himseii TO take gooa care,
30 Tar as he shouid nave the power that none ot
tha rghts ana privileges OF tne peopi OF Vermont
shal Doe aou ised or imPlifed' Again he cor
eil'y thankrd tne Conyenuon' ana ret'Ted' lol-
lowed o} hearty cheers from ths audience
Neyt Gen. Thomas was introduced in fiji terms
t,, ,b, pr..id.,t and most oordioll, r.ooi,,od
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zen. lho'nas espohueu 'li' nc was nou unii!p1-
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the Convention from the nm,st reccsses of his
heart, and received It's action recognition of
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