The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-28
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON-
VENTION.

dlebury on the 18th day of June, ls43.-
Whitfield Walker. Esq. of Whiting, was
chosen President; Doct. Ira Smith of
Monkton, and Harry Goodrich, Esq. of
MiddIebury, Vice Presidents: Emerson r.
Wright of Middlebury. and Philo Jewett,
Esq. of Weybridge, Secretaries:
On motion of P. C. Tucker, Esq. a COM
mittee was appointed to report Resolutions
for the consideration of the Convention ::
the following persons were appointed to wit:
P. c. Tucker. Horatio Needham. VIM.
Elliot, Jos. Blanchard, and Oliver Russell.
On motion of II. Needham, Esq. CON-
mittee of one from each town in the County
represented in the Convention, was chosen
to nominate, candidates for Senators for
Addison County, to represent said County
in the State Senate, at the next Session of
the Legislature--the motion prevailed-and
said committee was duly appointed. The
Committee on nomination took a recess of
one hour-after which said Committee by
their Secretary, made the following report
For SENATORS.
Solomon w. Jewett, of Weybridge.
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and said nominations were confirmed by
the Convention. This committee further
reported.
VIM. P. Russell. of Mddlebury.
H. Needbam, of Bristol.
II. Z. Lawrence, of Vergennes.
for tie County Committee for the year en-
suing: and this report was adopted.
The committee on Resolutions by their
Chairman, Philip C. Tucker, Esq. made the
following report:
On motion; Resolved. That we use our
best endeavors to promote the election of
SOLOMON W. JEWETT, and PHILIP
c. TUCKER. Esqrs. who have this day
been nominated as candidates for Senators.
The following Town Committee were ap-
pointed by the Convention to wit:
Addison-Wm. Hit, Colby Hazeltine,
d. C. Goodale.
Bridport-James Fletcher. Reuben GiIlet,
David Hill.
Bristol--Truman Crane, S. Sumner, HI.
C. Soper.
Cornwall--C. II. Stowell, John Sanford,
Jas. H. Hall.
Ferrisburgh-Stoddard Martin, N. Allen,
C. c. Martin.
Goshen-Oliver Gibson, Asahe Durkee.
Granvile--Asa Winter, C. ANA.
Hancock-John Hackett, Jr., E. Darling,
S. Woodbury..
Leicester-Harry Hunt, H. Oliver, Royal
Amidon.
Lincoln-L. NJ. Kent, B. Allen, H. Mitch
ell.
Middlebury-David Nichols. R. L. Full.
Ter, A. Mills, E. Hammond, T.. r. Wright,
Horace Crane, Jas. nj. hawkins.
Moukton--Ira Smith, Roswell Atwood,
Zenas L. Barnes.
New Haven--Tra Clifford, NJ. C. Foot,
G. v. Cook, D. Fl. Wright, F. Wheeler.
Panton-George Walker, N. Munson,
Isaac Ravens.
Ripton--Harry Downer, Cha's. Cham.
PIN.
Salisbury-J. NJ. Weeks, Nath'l. Spencer,
o. P. Sheldon, S. Thomas. Jr.
Shoreham-Oliver Russell, George P.
Vaughan, Salmon s. Bissell, Horace lap
ham.
Starksboro=A. NJ. Hawkins, F. P. Whee.
Ter, VIM North, I'd.
Vergennes--Joshua Scott, John Parker,
Byron Murray.
Waltham-Cha's. Bacon, ]. Fl. Sprague,
A. Hawkins.
Weybridge-Dan. l.. Wright, Sardis
Dodge. s. L. Sprague, Philo Jewett, s. Brit.
tell. Fl. H. Lawrence.
Whiting-Lyman P. White, S. T. Walk.
er, A. E. Briggs.
On motion, voted, That the proceedings
of this meeting be signed by the Officers of
the same. and published in the Vergennes
Vermonter and the democratic papers Of
the State-also.
Voted, That the editor of the Peoples
Press be requested to publish the same.
Adjourned.
WHITEFIELD WALKER, Pres.
HARRY GOODRICH, 5 Presidents side
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