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 has led the corruption of our Legislature, and the neglect of its appropriate duties. while the appoint ment of members and their special psytisans an off, @ S ResolUed, That as citizens of this State we will strenuously advocate such amendments of our Con. Sheriffs, County Judges and Clerks, Probate Judges and Justices of the Peace on the people in their prma- " assemblies.

 Rssoioad, That, viewing as we do redundant trea- sury the source of most of the wide spread couP ton of the national government and that an equitable division among the States would secure an ample fund for the gratuiious education Of every chd in the Un ion, we cannot too deeply dsposs the neent vote of Coneress, in opposition to the further distribution of the Sufplus Reyenee among the States.

 ReselCsd, That the People are the only safe depcs- taries of monies paid into the N.tlona Treasury oy themselves and not wanted for national purposes and that any legislation whether of the National or State Governmeilte which withholds such monies rom the ghtful owners is oppressive, fraudulent, and anti-re- RsseIesd That the Public Lands are the patrimony of an the States secured by the toil and defended by the blood of cur revolutionary fathers; and that any Senator who votes to witbhOA from the States then portion Of the surplus avails thereot or to grant the same exclusively to s4uatters IS traitor to ms con- Resolsss That relying on the goodness of our cause on the intelligence and Integrity of the people on the F T beilst that 2: Mhlg party eonsues mHlonty all honorable exerons to bring to the pols at the coming election, tho entire Whig of the county.

 ResO'ssG, That the proceedings of this convention retanes, and Pubished in the Ltch6eld Enquirer anl '''' '''''' BENJAMIN. sEDGWICK, President.

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