Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31
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ANTI MASONIC REpt BLlCAN CoNyEN.
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Ala meeting II the Andmtsnnio Retubiicsn
ifccm'u 81 The couuiy of Ruilsnd houea g. thc
Ccur H'ose in Railant. On the l5,h May is36
sgreceb'y 90 previous notice. lonN A. CoNsNr
kte. vs- called 10 tie cbsir. sud psuiei s. Eaiar
and Reuben X. Tarsi Esqs. Wete appointed Sec
reinrier
The Conven'icn then appointed committee. ~
two ucnbtts from each tos.n represented N the
cpu,eoigon. &c NOMINATE candidates Or Senators lyf
tie eoaniy Of Raflani
How Z'mu Howe. DANIEL 8 Ewing snd John
4. tonan', Esqrs. were appointed committee t.
dan resolutions. sud the convention sdiuurucd ia
meet ~ three clock, adctuoor.
81 risec "'ei.ck The convention me, sgtceably
20 adjournment sud ihc committee ou nominations
reported 10 the Convention the
Hon. THOMAS d. HAMMOND ofOrWen;
IlMRi HOWE Of Cns,lcion. and
MARVEL JOHNSON. E.q. or Mt. Hany
IS candidates. for tho Office of Senators, for tine
county Of Ruisni TOT the year eusuing, which wac
unanmoosy adopted by the convention.
The committee on resolution, reported the FOL-
loving resolutions to wit
Resoirsd. Taat the sentiments Of Anumssons
with regard TO ali the gfe.t Que.i'ons Of National
policy have been 80 frequently and fully expressed
sod 50 well understood ss 10 tendcr it uuucces-
Dry here to repeat them.
Rcsoircd. That we nominate tho Hon Thomas
u. Hammond, Of ORWELL the Hon Ximr Howe of
tas;loion; and Marvel Johnson. Esq. Of MI Holly
candidates TO represent th's county in the Senate
Of this state at the next Legislature.
Rcso'red That notwithstanding there may be
honest differences Of opinion among Aniirnasous
with regard to the election of President of the t.
States, nevertheless united on al. questions
of State Politics.
Res0fcfd, That VIC approve of the nomination Of
State officers made at the late AnUmnsonc Cun,eu-
ton al Montpelier.
Rc,oirci That the Hon. WnIIAm SLApE il Just
ly entitled to appreciation for the perse, erance
and fidelity with which he has indicated the rights
aud interests Of his constituents on the moor OF
Congress, and That this Convention would respect
fally recommend hIm to the freemcn of tins Con-
gressiOnal District their candidate for member
of Congress at the approaching electon.-W hicb
resolutions were seyerally read and adopted.
Alter some preliminary observations, Mr. Howe
introduced the following resolution which was a.
dupied by the convention.
Rcsoircd That We approve of the nomination Of
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, for the office
OF PresdcE:, and of FRANCIS GRANGER, for
the Office OF V ice Presiden, of the United States.
DR.. Perkins then introduced the following reso-
luton, which was also adopted by the convention
Resolred That this convention recommend The
Peoples Press aud Antimasonlc Democrat" pub
lished at Mldelebury. VI, to the patronage of the
Antimasonic ifeemen of Rutland County.
The convention then appointed the following
Gentlemen committee Of Vigilance with power
to appoint sub committees in thor respective
for the promotion Of the elections at the next free
mems meeting in this State, to wit
Roswell Barber E.q. Of Benson Chauncy W.
Conant, Esq, Brandon; Sylvester Pond, Esq, Cas-
Teton Thoinns Stewart, lr. Esq. clarendon; Ca
pen Leonard, Esq. Chiitenden Benjamin Barnes
E,q., Dandy Mr. Harvey Howard, Falrhayen; Ira
jennings Esq Hubbaraton: Martin Collins, Esq,
Ira; Col. Edward Mussey, Mendon Mr. Henry
Gray, Middleowo; Mr. Thomas H. Kidder Mount
Holly /; Gideon Tabor, Esq, Mt. Tabor; Mr. Gus
isvus Austin, Orwell George w. Harmon, Esq.
Pawlet Mr. Xebdee ElIs, Pltsheld Mr. JOSEPH
Joslyn, pouliuey Mr. George Graves, Rutland
Sllas Cotton, Esq, Sberburne; Capt. j. 4. Barney
Shrewsbury; Mr. Nathan Jackson, Sudbury: Noah
W. Sawyer. E>q, TInmouih; Mr. JoGa Ives Wal
ngford Mr. Amos Allen, Wesihayen.
Capt. Rufus Crowley then introduced the follow.
ing resolution, which was adopted.
Resoirei That the proceedings Of this meeting
be signed by the President and Secretaries aDt
published in all papers printed IN this county.
The convention then adjourned without day.
JOHN A. CONANT, PresidcnL
n'S"p, r r '; TnS., Secretaries.