Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-05
The ticket was then adopted by the conven.

The ticket was then adopted by the conven.
tlon.
II. w. w. Miller moved for State Com
mlttee, and one was appointed az follows. Col
J. =. Miller, Rev. Geo. Storrs, II. Y. Barnes,
Joseph Somerby, Rev. Solomon Sas, James
Dean, VIM. r. Shafter.
Rev. Mr.. Storrs moved for county Commit
tees, and the following were appointed:
Bennington County, ]. L. Roberts, Cyrus
Armstrong-Smtho of East Dorset.
| Windsor, Bedec Hall, Ryland Fletcher,
Oramel Hutchinson.
Rutland, r. II. ihrall, J. w. Hale,--Dike
of Pittsford.
Orange, Charles Carpenter, Phander Perrin,
| Edward Eastman.
Wndham, WIN. r. Skater, J. s. Campbell,
chandler.
Chittenden, Harry Hitler, Elisha Miller, jr.
WIN. French.
Washington, E. p Butter, c. c. Ar Eras'us
Parker.
Caledonia, l.. p. Parks, Jos. Aspinwall, Mer-
rill Foster.
franklin, Asa Adds, Bates Turner Chels
F. Stafford.
L.amoille, D. II. Fuller, L. P. Poland, Joseph
Dodge.
Orleans, Rev. Geo. Putnam, Eli Chamberlain,
Ira A. Swaziland.
Essex, David Hubbard, jr, David Hubbard
Sd. VIM. Haywood, jr.
Grand-Isle. Hector Adams. ["with power to
Id two associates when he c m conver; them
SO was the motion in the convention.
| On motion of Rev. Mr.. Storrs, the county
committees were directed to call county conven'
tons without delay, to nominate candidates fol
the Senate.
A letter from Jedediah Holcomb of Brandon
was read he thought it unwise to resort to party
action so long as the Vermont legislature had
done all that could be reasonably asked or ex.
. pected, and both political parties nominated
candidates so acceptable TO anti-slavery men
Rev. Mr. Storrs and Col. Miller replied to this
letter at considerable length.
Rev. MIR. Harding presented resolution, de.
claring that the Providence of God in removing
General Harrison is warming to electors moi
to vote for shareholders or their apolog lists
Supported by J. p. Miller, Rev. Mr.. Blood, Ii
w. w. Miller, and Rev. Mr., Storrs, and adopt.
ed. Messrs. Joab Secley, Charles Lyman ant
ii. w. Heaton, not claiming TO be members o
the convention, remarked upon some things sug
gested in the discussion.
Rev. Mr.. Storts offered three resolutions
approving the nomination Of Birney and Morri.
for President and Vice President, for an adjourn
ed meeting of this convention in August next
and for the establishment of political abolition
paperas soon as practicaDle-aIl winch were ac
opted, and benedction was pronounced b.
Rev. Mr. Harding
Thus, substantially, were the proceedings Q
this convention. OF course much was sal
which we cannot transcrbe but even of that
those in this vicinity can Judge, who are famila
with our friends Mr.. Stoors and the Miller
s ghi yrelated to oil joe we suspc ct tn latte
are) The immediate result of the conventio
is ticket: farther results depend upon the gues
as rule to which to square the politics OF tn
state, both as to its internal relations and it
connection with the national government-au
this the means to accomplish emancipation.
patient hearing of the deliberations of this bod
has come far short Of convincing us that potica
action in this shape, in this quarter Of the cour
. try, and under such auspices, is to produc
emancipation at the South.