Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-03

lings aud invite him 10 address the CO,
reniiOn TIE motion vas carried an
the chair appointed Porter Of HarlfoF
aud Tyler Of Burlington Is such oOu
miiiee. A similar committee, consistin
Of Gen. GrOut Ct Barton aud Dir. How
Of BraiilebOrO was appointed to Wal, o.
Gov. Stewart.
Col. Rarpham, from the committee OF
resolutions, reported the following whiel
were adopted:
ResOteed, That the mission Of the Re
publican party is not euded, that lis con
tinued existence is alike demunded b,
love Of country, love Of humanity aud IN,
safety Of the noblest form Of government
upon the earth.
Resoirsd, That the enemies ofcon.titu.
tutional liberty in their efforts 10 restore
to power the Bourbon elements of despot
ism end oppression so signally routed and
overthrow under the efforts of our brave
soldiers, led on by Generals UNSURPASSED
in bravery and gallaniry in the world. ON.
" show their desire to reinstate a poliey
at war with the true interests of the ma.
ton aud subversive of the rights of man.
hesotoed, That We heartily endorse the
platform adopted by the National Repub.
lIcan Convention at its late session in Phil.
adelphla, and we believe that the prinei.
pies there announced aud TO be en- rried on,
by a Republican Administration will adj.
vance the moral and material interests of
our whole country during the next four
years, more than those interests have been
advanced duaing any four years ofits his.
tory.
Resolred. That with enthusiasm we en-.
iorse the nominees of the PHILADELPHIA
Convention, viz: Ulysses s. Grant and
Henry Wilson.
We believe in their honesty, frmness
md success.
We relic on the qualities that gave us
!leksburg, that drove Lee into Richmond,
hat drove Lee out of Richmond, and that
hone ~ magnanimity at Appomatox
)ourt House. We believe. too IN the
onslstent frleHd of the freedman and tie
loorlng man everywhere Henry Wilson,
hose head and heart have remained nm.
lsturbed by long continuance in office. /
with these tried leaders at the front \
c guarantee to the Republican party of +
IL country that Vermont still continues
&c ''Star that never SETS" and that in
ovember next We viii show such vote )
the Republican nominees as will 81. Il
nee the guns Of opposition for four \
AIRS to come.
ReSotoed, That we believe in State
hey that shall educate every chi d with. ;"
It's borders, train the .abIo-bodIed FIR u
defense Of the State in time of need ct
ppress crime and punish every breach to
law, restrain vice, pay the State debt h.
tn the least possible burden to the peo.
!, encourage mining and manufactures,
lie we do not neglect the Interests of
'IcuIture, aud so manage the entire in. Ie'
esls OF the commonwealth as to keen tn
young men within the borders Of Yer Jo
ut. .
heSotced, That the illegal traffic in in IN,
leatlng drinks, is prolific source OF
'ptailon, poverty, taxation and crime, oo
sing needless and heavy burdens to luI
ny innocent citizens. 1t is therefore be,
duty of the State, in accordance with nm,
highest interests aud its present set. !.
policy to protect the people from the ~
and the results that follow such lille. an'
sale. pee
feSolced, That we fully and heartily gu
orse the nominees of this convention hac
we pledge ourselves and those we .,I
resent TO renewed labor in the cause of
publican principles, that their election Aof
not only be assured but that it NAV s
foretaste OF the utter defeat in No o'cl
Der next, OF Greeley principles and as
'lnnati platforms, aud Democracy.
ent, past, or future, whether repre- al
ed by men or platforms. the
IT. Billings came in with Judge Por. gro
'nd Mr.. Tyler and made short I
Oh which is reported in the Free Press whe
,llows: whe
r. Billings said he did not come here law
ing with desire to be nominated for was
ernor by this convention, but inspired afte
the truest enthusiasm for the Repub. pra'
cause and determined to abide the he
non, whatever it might be. If the ing
ass had been conducted in an over goo,
line manner it was not his fault, but Their
esult Of warm friendships. Certainly, best
he, | have not contributed with nv wife
nal advice to it. | was prepared to lit
lraw from the canvass at any time in Il
1t should be though desirable to re. itor.
harmony.-aDd now to the result |
II without bitterness Of heart or sore.
'f head. But for an unfortunate VIII
'derstanding at the outset my name ouol
not have appeared in the list Of '0'
dates. The question to be decided
to the ore or two term policy for -
rnor. believed the great mass of oa.''
soplc to be in favor of the one term 'oo
:. Whatever faults may have been price
ed to me, | do not believe .,,onn to Il
to have been a desire foi office.
H. aa r. =. LIST
'"o uays vi the eider Chlttenden tent
at and moot ho,oroJ ar.t,. =, port
"' """oiou VI Tue line, ef- sou,
has had thirty governors. Among was