Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03

-.. e-- a.er 1870
drew johnson to the Presidency; who
has acted treacherously to the people who
elected him and the cause he was pledged
tc support who has rsurped high legis
lative and Judicial function; who has
refused to execute the lawsp who has
used his high office to induce othdr OIL
GERS to ignore and violate the laws; who
has employed his executive powers to
render Insecure the property, the peace,
the liberty and the life of the citizen:
who has abused the pardOniug power;
Whc has denounced the. National Legisla-
ture asiunconstitutional who has persis-
teutly and corruptly resisted,p by every
measure in his power, every proper at
tempt at the reconstruction of the States
lately IN rebellion; who has prevented
the public patronage into an engine of
VIII olesale corruption, and who has. Justly
been impeached for high crimes and mis-
l'apmeanels,, and properly pronounced
guilty thereof by vote of thirty'ive
Senators. .- III. Hr ...s 'I y
Ntnth-Thc doctrines of Great Britain
and others European, pQwers--tbat be-
cause man is once subject be is al
ways co. msst Be resisted at every hazard
By the United States as a relic of the
feudal times, not authorized by the law
Of nations and at war with otr national
honor. and independence. Naturalized
citizens are entitled to be protected in all
their rights of citizenship as sthOugh they
were native bern. and no citizen Of the
United States. ratiSe or naturalized, must
be liable to arrest Or imprisonment by
any foreign power for acts done, or words
fspoken, in this country ; and if they are
&c arrested and imprisoned, it III the duty
of the Government to interfere in his
behalf "h
Ienth-Of all who were faithful in
the trials of the late war there we're none
more entitled to especial honor than the
brave soldiers and seamen who endured
the har2shi2s of campaign aud cruise, and
imperillad THEW l;vesin the service of
the country The bounties and pensions
provided by the laws for these brave de
tenders are obligations never to be for
gotten !. The widows and orphans of the
gallant dead are the wards of the peo
plea sacred legacy bequea!hed to the
nations practiciDg care.
E1e0entt-Foreign emigration, (Which
in the past has added SO much 10 the
wealth. development and resources and
the increase of power to this pation-thc
asylum of the oppressed 'os all nations
should be fostered and encouraged by .
liberal end just policy.
TaoeJth-- This Convention declares
itself iu sympathy with a!l,the Oppres ;e'.
people which are strrgsling for thei'
| rights. ..f......'. '""'" 2
RssolOed. That we highly commend
the spirit of maguanimity and forgive
ness with which men who have served
in the rebellion. brt now frankly and
honestly co operate with us in restoring
peace to the country, and in reconstruct
ing the Southern State governments upon
tho basis Of impartial justice aud equal
rights are received back in the communion
of the loyal pooplaand ir favor of the
removal Of the disqualification and res
trctions imposed upon tho late rebels in
the same measure as their spirit Of 10y
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city will direct and as may be consistent
with tAo safety Of the loyal people.
Rssoiced, That we recognize the great
principles laid down in the immortal
Declaration of Independence as the true
foundations of Democratic government,
and we hail with glatness every effort
toward making these principles living
reality on every inch of American soil.
HERR. .STRAE, of Heidelberg speaks of
an engine Of terrible power Of .destruc-
lion. which be calls a. pump Of war, as i.
pumps up and sends hinging three hun
dred bullets minute, of any weight up
Ito eight, pounds. distance of two miles
1t may be worked by eight hien, or by
steam. Herr Struve was known as pat.
riot during the Baden insurrection. in AS.
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A PROMISE should be given with cat
tion ard kept with care.
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N Take heed of drunkenness it is like q
wound In the sword arm. t.rsf M
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