Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-28
llEMAN CARPENTER, Secretary.
ORLEANS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC WIG
CONVENTION

YIN LIN lIoN.
In pursuance to the call of the Democratic
Wing County Committee for Orleans County, the
Convention convened al tile Court House in lras.
hurgh, on Thursday tie 10h inst, and The Hon.
ISAAC PARKER, Of Orleans was appointed Presi-
den', aid J. A. FLETCHER, Esq. oi Glover, Sec
re'ary.
DR.. Richmond of Derby, C. w. Premiss Of
lrasburgh, and Elijah Cleveland Of Orleans were
appointed Committee on resolutions
On motion Of Dr. Richmond, J. A Fletcher,
Esq. was substituted on the Committee for Hmm
self, when the convention adjourned until TWO o.
clock r. Nj,
AFTERNooN.-The meeting was called TO order
by the President, aud it was moved and carried
TINT n town committee be appointed for each town
III the county, ny the representatives from each
town 10 the convention whercupon the following
individuals were appointed, wiz
.Nbany-~Dr ID. Bill, benjamin Pearl, Alexan-
der Frazier.
BrOwningiOn-Wm GilfIIen, Elisha White, J..
NJ. Savage.
Bmton-J. L. Brown, Samuel Jeweit Morcy
Mansfield, Benz Baldwin, john Evans.
Iharieson-L. w. Clarke, ID. Cole, Luther Mel.
vim.
Crgj1sJury- III. f. Allen, Silas Grow, w. J.
Hastings.
DerLy-Daniel Cobb, Joseph Bates Cd, Nathan
Orcutt.
Glorer-Dayid Beam Ruel IIurburt, Solomon
Dwinne.
Greensboro Nathan Cutler, J. NJ. Stephens,
Charles Cook.
HONand-Col. E. Ilinman, o. A. Crow Nal.
com Bucannan.
Lrasburgh-Jonas Kidder, Oliver Knights, J..
II. KelIam, Geo. Bryant, Mark Drew.
Jdy-David johnson, Joshua ChsmberIin, Viii
lard Walker.
LolreN JOHN d. Harding Juweit b. Slreeter,
llerod Farham.
Morgan -S,mou Alice, Osmyn Ably, G. L.
VarHunl.
.Maport-G Geo. w. Wright, D. Meachum, NJ.
A. Jones, J. t. Hoyt, p. Wheelock, jr.
Orieans-E. Cleveland, j. b. Whcelock, j. Par.
ker, F. Flanders, A. Daggelt.
Saiem-N. llopkinson, II. CrandaI, c. 6. Grow.
Troy-li' Hastings, Thos. Mcknight J. +. Bal
ley.
Wesfeld-F. CLamberIin, II. Richardson, r. S.
Page.
WeSlmore-Not represented.
The Coniiriuee Oh resolutions reported ms fol
lows, and the re, olulions were adopted.
ReS0fUed, That We recognize with undiminis-
ell attachment the well known principles Of the
Democratic Wing party, and on this occasion re.
assert The indissoluble connection between the
welfare OF our country and the maintenance of Il
stable Protective Tariff Il sound uniicrn curren
cy, one Term for tie Presidency, opposition 10
Executive encroachments and hostility Ivy all con-
stltutlonal ineais 10 tyrrany in every form, whel.
er the objects Of it the Frecmen Of the North,
or The Slaves Of the South.
ReS0tred, That we wish 10 sec a Tariff guarded
by HE Representatives Of the states and People,
aud not hy an ullcmpl 10 make Treaties with Great
Britain.
ResOtved, Tha, as il is now reduced 10 GER
ainiy that The great political contest of 1910 misi
be fought over again, let us us Democratic Wings
took back upon The deall, Of the lamented Hurri-
sou only 10 he invgorard with fresh energy for
the approaching struggle, AMI with new determine
hlion that LIS latest expressed wish may he real
Ized-" that the true principles OF the government
may he carried Out"
ReSolred, That ii is best to forget John Tyler
inasmnch rs the locoloco party have ceased 10 j.
denuly him with us aud have only 10 iear that e
will be identified with them.
ReSotred, That VIC have learned with entire
satisfaction OF the nomination made by the late
Democratic Wing Convention ut Rutland that
the nominees are all "good men and rue," aud
we will heartily support John Maiocks for Guy-
ernor, Horace Eaton Tor Lieut.. Governor, and
John Spalding for Treasurer Of the Slale ut the
next election.
ResoLred, That il is not by speech making, talk
ing politics, or reading newspapers only that
II behOoves us TO enter tho ensuing campaign
but il is by an active, thorough organization, by
the personal vigilance aud eilurt OF every Wing
Voer in going 10 the polls himself aud seeing
| that his Wing neighbOTs ARE there, and by raising
the note of alarm for The safety Of The Stae amidst
lie apathy OF our friends, and the secret and COLI
slant Vaccinations Of our opponents.
hesotved, That we cordially invite every Dem
ocrallc Wing who has heretofore voted the third
party ticket TO return ngain TO his former political
home, where lie can have full opportunity TO Ia.
hor Tor freedom for the slnye, md for other sound
political principles NJ the same time.
There being no division Of opinion as 10 the
chhli'lnle Tor SENATOR The ordinary course OF Sc
lecnng by committee from each town was dis
pensed with, and The following resolution, intro.
dnced by J. a. Fletcher, Esq was unanimously
adopted:
ResoIued, That the members of the Democratic
| Wing party in Orleans county one and all will a,
the Sept. election support the Hon. DAVID NJ