Cncensuersd Vermont:
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The following Declaration OF Principies avs
Objects We ind among the Resolutions adopted
by tie late VIII, State Convention of Vermont IL
is substantially the same that we nave hunar'l
tines presented, both before and since the ''s'
Presidential Election: but. as II Is part ot the
systematic policy OF our opponents To assert anu
feis,ert the falsehood that the Wing Party has no
distinctive Principles. or dare not ayow them, We
ak earnest heed to the SUMMARY of Principles SCI
fosth by the Wings of Vermont. 1t !. as follows :;


Re.olred. |. That in again entering the held OF
political contest. we do in behalf and IN support
Of the ioIlowins principle. and aims


J. 4 Tariff, cot Judicious Tariff, nor SIM
pie revenue Tariff. but sound and adequate
Protective Tariff which will secure American La
Dor from ruinous foreign competition. encourage
the toll ard enterprise of the Producer and the
Consumer. the Farmer, the Manufacturer, the
Mechanic and render the United States what
they Of right ought TO be, but what hey other.
wise cannot be. Free aaa Independent states


? The Distribution. among the several States
70 whom ii belongs, OF the Proceeds OF the Saie'
Of the Public Lands.


3. The exercise Of the constitutional power, re-
posed in the Federal Government alone, to n de
Uniform Currency by means OF when eH.
changes NAV be equaIized, and the business and
the commercial operations of the people may be
facilitated and protected.


1. That just economy in the administration OF
Government. both State and Federal, which Is de
mandcd by the spirit Of or Republican insiItu
tions


;. The absolute Predominance OF Law and Or
der; and the redress of political grievances
whether real or imaginary, only BY their instVu
mentality.


6, One Presidential Term -
Z. The alteration Of the Constitution by modi
| hca'ion OF tse Veto power, as to protect the
people from It's abominsble abuse in the hands o.
misguided ambition, whether exhibited in the sen
sibiity OF a paraded conscience, in the les'
Questionable form of Executive re.enmen,s.
| 8. The abridgement of Executive influence ant
| power; so as 20 secure the independence of tn
| coordinate branches of the Government
! 9. The freedom and purity of Elections.
! 10. To secure the separation of the Purse ans
the Sword-thc Treasury under the exclusive con
troll cf Congress.


II. The protection and Advancement Of th'
cause of Education, as great State interest in
popular government, and considered, from tn
Common School to the University, a A connecte'
and indiyisbe system.


! Resoived, II, That VIC submit the foregsn
statement to opponents, and pledge ourselves
| if they will cOntroyert and overthrow our primer
PRS, that we viii give up our men.