Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-22
STATE DEMOCRATIC WING CONvEN-
TION

AT Democratic Wing State Convention held at
the Free Church in Montpelier, Wednesday the
10th day of Oct. 1889, pursuant to a call from the
State Central Committee-IIis Honor David NJ
Camp was called TO the chair, and A. G. Chadwick
Esq. was appointed Secretary pro TEN. On motion
the chair appointed Charles Paine Robert Pierpoint
and Julius Converse, committee to report TO this
Convention the names OF set of officers for the
ganiZatlon of the Convention.
On motion, William Slade, Solomon Foot and Oh
liver p. Chandler were appointed a committee TO
port series of resolutions suitable for the adoption
of this Convention.
The committee appointed to nominate officers for
the Convention, after short absence reported the
following:
For President, David NJ Camp.
For Vice Presidents,
Samuel c. Crafts, David Crawford,
Jededah II. Harris, Heman Allen,
James Bell Moses Strong,
Samuel II. Holley, William Steele.
For Secretaries,
A. G.. Chadwick. Il. ii. Billings,
Edw. A. Stanbury.
And their report was adopted unanimously.
On motion, VIM. = Briggs, Charles Paine, Solo
mon Foot, Eras,us Fairbanks, and VIM Weston
were appointed by the Chair a committee present
the names of suitable candidates for General State
Committee, and a Corresponding Committee Of
from each county.
On motion, resolved, tina, the delegates from each
Congressional district do meet, during the of
the Convention, 10 agree upon suitable candidates 10
be presented 10 the meeting for Congressional dele
gates and substitutes to the Democratic Wing Ma
tional Convention, TO lie holden at HaIrsburgh on
the ith OF December next.
On notion the Convention then adJourned TO meet
at the same place al O'Clock, +. NJ.
O'Clock, p NJ
The Convention met pursuant to adjournment, and
on motion, the reports Of the Congressional districts
were called Tor by the Chair, and through Their res
Tectye Secretaries the committees severally report
ed the following nominations
Districts. Delegates. Substitutes.
LIST VIM. Henry, Calvin Townsley,
ed sam1 II, Holley, WIN: Nash,
30 Andrew Tracy, A. Is. W. Tenney,
18th WIN. i. Briggs, Harry Bradley,
5ih Charles Paine, T.. r. Walton.
Which report was unanimously adopted.
The Chair then callsd for the report OF the com
mee appointed 10 draft resolutions, and Hon. VII
liam Slade, on behalf Of that committee, reported
the following
| Resolved, That the protection OF the people a.
gainst the assumption and exercise Of nndeiegsted
power, for which fathers commended ID 1870, Is
the great objeri foE which lse Democratic Wings Of
I the United States are conieDdiBg IN 1889.
/ Resolved, Thai The essrosobfbesss Of Executive
power. under the admnisiEss Of tbe National
Executive Dynasty, dyrilg the last ten yesrs, has
been carried % e extent of faelicsl destruction
OF the balance " power az established by the Con
suiuton OF the Inued States, having subjected the
E1eciYe sgeoer Of the Senate Of the United states,
and the egaiisn Of Congress 70 the control Of the
Exsctiye will. sDd aimed u like subec,ion Of the
. Legislation Of all the States in tine Union
! Resolved That this coiyenilnRTegsfd It as among
the highest Of jbe political dgtes VI lie people Of the
United States RESIST, by al constitutional means,
these encfoachmenis 81 power, and endeavor 10 re-
store ard maintain the just balance OF ihe cons'iiu
ton whieh they have destroyed.