Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-10

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sdiiuon to Biz faithful Fenn'yly'nA.
SIXTH BALLOT
On the sixth ballot Greeley gained six in
I Ge1rgia in Iuiiana nine hut the announcement
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the oinet-
Greeley also gained three in Kansas; one in
Louisiana; two in Michigan; SIX IN Nebraska
twelAa in North Csrollna' nine IN Tennessee
three in Vermont; three in Virginia; four in
West Virginia.
Adams made some gains and some losse'. lie
gained SIX IN Missouri. Massichuaetts gave her
four Trumbull votes to Chsse. The Illinois del
egation having retired, the Convention awaited
its return.
Illinois changed solid 20 ureeley except one
delegate, who insisted ms Fo.e ior lfulouIi'
The Chair formally announced the whole vote
IA, necstsary to choice ooo. Adams has 10"
- - A.. $50. s. c....1.,. ,,-.
inou-, received number Of negative votes lei
by EI-G5y. korner OF Illinois The nomination
"as u0' ie''''''' VIZ" '''''1'' '-'''
BALLOTS FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
y.bo, ,-le- ,,,lI he restoreI the vo.i,, for
VIC President E,s commenced. Grstz Brogn
.hr. rreN afarr
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NJ &C.. a,,1,. f,- Woo p-e,;ier,. "a finally
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l ., GIa,1 ~ p'4 ~, IA
f,y,n-D T,rwbn1 Isl
Gov Walker OF Virginia, -
Senator Upton, ~ -
VIII H0'''ii' Vi 4''"
and several scattering. No cnoice-
An attempt wss male to nominate U.a'z
Brown by acclamAtion' out there was such
shout OF dlsspproval th2t II was aoshuonel, anu
second ballot was commeneei Al haH-pat'
two. n.
Inc result OF the sS'oHi oN''oI 'or 'I'e Iet.-
dent was coutlieraoiy chsnsei ron ume 10
time, and hnaHy announcer Al quarter oe40'e
three as ioiio"s
Necessary for choice, 4'
d Oia'- D'0'H 4e'e''-N'
and was chosen
THE RESOLUTIONS.
III. s.r,,--;.-. 49,. ,t,. re,oIr,ioDy NJ t5e r;b-
4H' 'O-'O"
erGl Convention
We. the Liberal Republicans Of the United
State, in the National Convention assembled a.
Cincinnati. proclaim the following principles as
essential to a lust government:
LIST We recognize the equality Of all men be-
fore the law. and hold that it is the duty Of the
government in its dealing, with the people to
mpte ont canal and exsct Justice TO all Of what
ever nationality. RICE. COLOR or persuasion, re-
Fgious or politic.l.
ID We pledge ourselves to maintain the
union Of tbefe Ststee, emancipation and enfrsn-
cbisement. and TO oppose any reopening of the
opes,iont settled by the 18Th. 18th and 10Th
amendments of the Constitution
"a We demand the immediate and absolute
-sr,ov.l Of al di,sbilitie, imposed on account of
tho rebellion which WAS finally fubdued seven
rosr, syo bslieving that universal amnesty will
ye,nit in comnlete meditation in all sections Of
,bsconntrv
9TH Local seltroyernment with impartial
10 vii; gusrd the ricbt, of all citizens more
sc.nrfiv han ,nv centralized mower The pub-
IL ,rais.ra roo,;-s. Tho ,nDremacv of the civil
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