Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-30
FIR President.
D SOLOMON FOOT, of Rutland Co.

FIR Preudenf.
10 SOLOMON FOOT, of Rutland Co.
For Wee Presidents.
, M. . srsrrs, a'larse.
ain II. DIN, Bennington co.
2ene7er Wells, Windham co.
Noses Strong. Rutland co.
Ryiand Fletcher, Windsor co.
ona,han Hagar, Addison co.
W. u. Tennv, Orange. co.
Era Mech, Chi,,cnden Go.
Vim. Martin. Washington co.
r. Chandler, Caledonia co.
leman Alien, Franklin co.
anrl E. Crafts, Orleans co.
ascjt Waterman, Lamoile co.
s,epi~n Howe Essex co.
Green Sawyer, Grand Isle co.
For Secrc,a, les.
Geo. i. Manscr,
Leonard Sergeant,
Jededlah $. Bushnell,
T.. II. Billings,
Geo. $. Foster.
following resolution, introduced by
Adams, Esq. was adopted:
lhIrtd, That committee Of thirty bc
y TO report a ticket for State Officers, and
q ucse, Tor electors--ihat in order to
this committee, each county be called
nominate as many gentlemen as they
senator's
Pc several gentlemen on being called,
(enied the following names for this com
&c aud they were appointed.
hIng,on County-A l. Miner, N. II. Bot
IN.
ham co.--Smith Of Londonderry, Smith
Puiney, VIM. Henry of Rockingham.
nj co'--RobeH Pierpoint, Joel Beaman,
Er Sprague
sor co.-Wm. Steel, Russell Burke, J.
Fgan, Hampden Cuts.
pn Couniy-E Bascom, V Lawrence, J.
er
oo.-J ii Harris, Timothy Sbedd, d..
ston co.-Charles Davis, A G Chad
m-Jonas Graves.
500. GraveS.
10 Co.--Horace Eaton, Timo,hye Fos,r.
Hubbard.
Isle co.-Frederick Hazen.
ndeh Cot Follett, r Wilson.
lie co.-Moses Morse.
following introduction by Mr. Pierpoin,
opted
frtd, That Com. of seven persons be
ed by the chair ~ report resolutions 10
nrenllon and an address to the lreemen
State.
committee appointed consisted OF
Charles Adams, Charles Pain, Geo.
Fsh. +. p. Walton, jr. A. l.. Miner, J.
miss.
convention then adjourned for one
Afternoon.
fen,ion met. Mr.. Pierpoint, in behalf
committee appointed to report tickle,
officers, and also for electors, pre-
the following:
For Governor
SlLAS. III. JENNIS0N.
For Lieut.. Governor
DAVID NJ. CAMP.
For Treasurer,
Henry F.. lanes.
For Electors at large,
Ssnuel c. Crafts,
hoa Ezra Mech.
nnRilee further recommend that the
rom The several districts be referred
'is'hcs ihcmselyes) which report was
oesly adopted by the convention.
Adams, from the committee on resolu-
sPotieditbe following
eed, That the revolution which now
NJ the nation, though bloodless in its
pea, is Of enduring Importance 10 the
'eiests Of bleeding country. Liberty
Med IN her hottest sanctuary, the Con-
a has been violated by the exclusion of
'eign State from the councils of the ma
no 'hey who have been depuied TO be
A agenis Of h'e people have conspired
per dicialors. We MAST wfest the gov
y from The hands Of lafaithful men or
10 be slaves.
treS, That the enihusiam which has
wa rom the great mass of the Amen
49, = hHi atAAtt lhf inc hlduil-
" government and the integrity aud
enoe OF ITS citizens.
10 ordinary movemeni.-ibe nation
NO iors by the sufierines inflicted by
lms,taiinn, have risen 10 the might oi
,az'h and demand relief. il is the
~ people, IF Them aud for them, and
Shen thus begun is half accomplish
re That tie State Of Vernon, re.
O,s' heartily 10 the Harrisburgh nom
nay We not say Thai II was an event
g'eifuied by providence, and may We
'oi hope ioT the smiles Of that provl
20 The issue.
nHnson has lived for his country ane
~ o. one "a the glory OF the other
s@'ions he has been the advocate a
equal nights, and the poor mani
i~ possession Of naiion's treasure
corrupted him. ror the charms OF pow
IIn sslde from duty bot when rs
" toYni'y have been answered he la,