Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-06-27
For ShcriT-S. X. Berry, Thet-

ford.
For High BaiHp-Charles Crock
er. Brooktield.
For Judges of PrObdte-Randolph
District, w. II. Nichols, Braintree
Bradford District, ii. w. Bailey,
.Newbury.
The report of the committee was
accepted and unanim0us y adopted.
The committee on Resolutions re-
ported those passed by the Rcpnb-
lican State Convention recently held
in Burlington, which were read and
accepted.
Mr.. Smith of Tunbridge desired
that Il resolution condcmning the
the salary grab should be incorpor'
ated with those reported 10y the com
mittee. After some discussion it
was decided to put the resolution
in at later hour, and the resolu.
tons as reported by the committee
were adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Rcsolrca, That the Republicans of Vermont
again afm their adhesion to the declaration
Of the principles and policy of the National
Republican party, made in its last national
convent ion.
Rcsoircd That the events of the national
campaign of 1872, and the history of public
affairs since, have fully justified our party IN
its action, and have clearly shown That now
AS heretofore. it can be relied upon to mnin-
tain and preserve the great results OF the
overthrow of the rebellion, in giving ana Sc
curing equal rights to all citizens alike; III
spreading the principles of real republicans
ism and Just government in making labor
everywhere honorable; in protecting the
people against reaction in aid OF the primer
rlcs of the "lost cause" and it's friends and IN
guarding, no and in the future. the treasury
of the nation from being depleted by claims
for losses incurred in the rebellion.
Resolved. That while we hail with joy every
step towards permanent peace and obedience
to law in the States lately in rebellion, and
pledge ourselves to aid in promoting the wei
fare and happiness of the people thereof we
do not mean to forget that the cause OF the
Union and its noble defenders is sacred. and
ought to be steadily and publicly kept in
view, as the poc-star of future progress of
Republic.
Rcsoired, That we express our full APPROX
al of the administration of the President OF
our choice, aud congratulate him and our
party that is able and willing to punish
wrongs and rcctify abuses wherever found;
and that it does not like former admistra-
tions of our adversaries. cover up OF pallate
the short comings of any of the public SER
wants.
Resolved. That we stand by the oft-repeat-
ed and cardinal doctrine of our party, that a
currency always rcdcemable in coin is the
only true and safe one for the honesty and
welfare of the community as it is for the
honor and good name of the Nation that we
condemn all steps direct or indirect. in any
other direction, than towards early resunp-
ton; and that we earnestly thank the Pres
ident for his steadiast and active support of
these principles by the exercises of his const'
tutional powers.
ResOlred, That the tax and tariff laws
ought to be so framed as to aid in the promo
ton and protection of American industry.
Resolrcd, That we favor all proper and pru-
dent measures for the improvement of inter
al communication between the different parts
of our common country, and especially in
opening to II larger commerce the line of wa
ter communication created by nature between
the Northwest aud the Atlantic, through the
valley of Lake Champaign.
Resolved, That we will give the ticket this
day nominated, our earnest and hearty sup
port.