Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-15
TN THOUSAND ~ COtNCILyi
wHlG MASS CONVENTION ~
THE FIRST CON5REsslONALDi Dts
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Tb- o.oess,.an formed four deco and *.
,erfal t.,fly two Mills in ,earh. while
i,., rrrttrs h,4 ,,b.r reno on 20 the
ground IN advance. or ACCOMPANIED tho pro
eess,on vnho.s Gsm,ne IN rs Uncs- The
preres,ion ,vas br,dc1 by two excellent
Rad. II Nusie the FINLAND and White
Cfc,k Rand, Then followed the ladies
Who represeu,.d the tven,y..ir dilTeren,
S.stss bslrrteJ with evorgrceo and npnro.
a., ne badge, and mouoes--Thcse were
,uov,c8 lv IN. s,lI,e,. NJ the Rcyol,,,ion
invited Cues. the sooskers. Officers Of he
Law Commune Of afan ,rncn,s and 90 on.
While banners ,y,,h clcran, ard appropria,e
l,s,giri,ons ,vcre 6ung 10 the breeze and
acre seen floating 10 The air in every direc.
Lon through the whole esicn, OF the lines /
There were several teams on The ground
aLcbcxcred groatin;ercs The Bcnning.
t,n nclegan n was accompanied BY a nam.
u.sh wagon dawn by eight splendid Crews
on which were a largenumber Of mechanics
who oiled a, their diiFeren, trades with qrea,
,,slgtya aud indlary.the printers werebusy
NJ lrss work. and throwing of handbills 10
.ocrowj The popers were Ut work mixing
.cfsyand turning of wares by the dozen
,il5rs were taking the measure Of cus,o.
inel, sbocnakers were plying the awi and
hammer Ca,,cn,ers handling the plain,
f.f-s.emeo busy with their moulding i'm.
rl.uen,s n macbinis, was engaged at his
taming lathe, a t.nmnn was making tin ba.
,-.and dishes. and n Leather dresser sha.
wing his hides with his currying knife
Vbse,ablishnen, excited prca, attention |, ,
was followed BIZ The farmers team. On this
the farmers were threshinp and plying al the :
,ariou. l,bofs of,be farm. The Arlington /
DELEGATION was accompanied by a splendid ,
wagon dawn by Twelve horses and contain. /.
log seventy hgc or one hundred ladies .
Then came tho farmers Of Arlington with "
their big cart drawn by ,wenty.six yoke of |,
oxen There were numerous other spen-
di teams accompanying the different dele /
cations which must be passed by without .
further description r
On reaching he ground, the multitude
were treated TO an elegant substantial and
simple dinner, furnished in excellent style by
the citizens OF Manchester
Ga assembling ut the speakers Stand the
committee on Nominations reported the fol.
ioWipg list Of officers The report If thc
cawmttee was unan mously adopted and 7,
'hr hlluwng gcnllcman elected 10 offices
a'.achod th'ir names respectively. presi-
'.nt Hon. CALVIN TOWNSLEY, of
I. aal,boro' Vice Presidents, Hon, a G.
DANA Of Brandon Hon, NATHAN Bur
faN Scc,daIi's ENocu DAVIS Of Cen
"E n. GToRcL II pEAaAN olRmland !
The President briefly responded 10 his
nrfoin'ment, siguified bis acceptance, and :
entered upon the duties q the Chair.
EDWARD KIRKLAND, Esq OF Brnnlebo-
70 then came forward and addressed the !
Convention briefly bu, in eloquen, and i
glowing terms He closed by introducing
the following Resolution which was adopt, =
cd unanimously and by acclamalion.
IVt,y,a, VII, n ,Lo u;,s. cor. :,
pfesional D,s,r,c, baye sssso,II.d IN or.
ycntion "a nominate an md, ,iUa,Io bo .v,' .
rorod be ,bem ss csn1;I,,a nv p.np b
sen,a,ivein the National L.ocisl,,urr-,nd P