Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02
WIG STATE CONVENTION.

State Committee, the hIgS ON e,mont,
by their delegates, - met IN Convcu-
ton at Woodstock, Thursday, June rs,
60 nominate "a ticket Tor State officers
The Convention wasvalled TO order by
Andrew Tracy Of Woodstock, and
George T Hodges If Rutland was APP
pointed President, aud Lewis Pratt, Jr
OF Woodstock, Secretary pro tenn.
On motion ~ Andrew Tracy, Il com
uitteo Of one from cnch county was
appointed by the chair, TO report officers
FOR permanent organization of the
Convention. The Committee cousis-
Ted Of the following gentlemen. liar
mon Garfield of Bennington County,
Calvin Townslcy Of Windhnm, Ilmri
Howe Of Rutland, Andrew Tracy Of
Windsor, David Church of Addison,
Charles Carpenter of Orange, II. Ferris
oGChi,tcndcn, Charles Lyman Of Wash
iug,ou, A. $. Chadwick of Caledonia,
$. II. Stevens of Franklin, portus Bax-
1crofOrhans, L. Is. Herrrck Of Lamoillc
Samuel Adams of Ora nd Isle.
The following Resolution, offered by
+. p. Walton, Jr. Of Montpelier was
adopted.
Rc,olrei, That on the adjournment
Of the Convention this morning, the
delegates from each County meet and
appoint a Committee corresponding to
its quota Of State Senators; and such
Committees meet Immediately after
their appointment, at the Court House,
for tic purpose Of nominating to the
Convention n ticket for State officers.
On motion Of Charles p. Marsh, a
committee of five was appointed by the
President, -consisting of Henry Hale
Of Rutland county, Edward Kirkland
Of Wndham, Charles p. Marsh ofWind-
sor, J. S. Morrill, of Orange, & Charles
s. Dana Of Caledonia, to present res
olutions for the confederation Of the
Convention.
On motion Of Thomas F.. Powers Of
Woodstock, voted that when this Con
vention adjourn, it adjourn to meet At
this place at 2 o'clock p. Nj.
On motion the convention adjourned.
2 o'clock, p. NJ.
Convention met pursuant to adjourn
mont and was called to order by the
President.
Calvin Townsley, from the commit
tee to nominate officers for the pcrma-
nent organization of the Convention,
reported as follows;
For Z ndeaL GsoRsg T IIopGss, Of Rut-
l4nd.
for va, PRESIDENT, J. X. P.nrqu, MlLTos
Baows. VILLAS llfSRY, aud BkL, llowE.
tbr S-rrciGrisS, A. G.. CHADWICK, of ST.
J,hos5ury, LKwis PaArr, JR., Of Woodstock
md IIrsY HALE, OF Orwell.
On motion of James Barrett, the re-
port was accepted and the gentlemen
were elected.
The following committee was appoin-
tel by the delegates from the several
cOuntlcs,-in accordance with the a.
bovo resolution, to nominate 10 the
convention n ticket for State officers.
Bennington County, A. p. Lyman,
A. l.. Miner,
Wlndham County, Peter w. Dean,
John Kmball, VIM. Henry.
Rutland County, C.P. Austin, T.. l..
O.mshy, J. A. Connnt
Windsor County S. f. Dutton, VIM.
Steel, George Warner, Andrew Tracy.
Addison County, Bella Howe, o. p.
Turner.
Orange County, J. X. Parish, J. X.
Moore, Arad Stebbins.
Washington County, J. Avail Geo.
w Collnmer.
Caledonia County, NJ. X. Parks, A.
G.. Chadwick,
Franklin County, G b. Moinard, Or
son Carpenter, s. ii. Stevens.
Lamoille County, G. t. icrrick.
Mr. Henry, Chairman of the above
committee reported rs follows:
For Gorcrnor
HORACE EATON, Of Enosburg.
F., Lieutenant Gorr,nor
LEONARD SARGEANT, Of Man,
chester.
For Tr,lsurcr,
ELISHAp. DEWITT, Of Montpelier.
On motion Of Mr. Lyman OF Ben
nington, the report Of the committee
was accepted ana Tie several nomlna-
lions were agreed 10.
Mr. Hale, from the committee, ropor-
ted the following resolutions, which
report was accepted, and after remarks
~ MeSsrs. Kirkland, Converse, Hale,
Morrill,, Walton and Miner, were sever
ally adopted.
Rc>mva. Tint as Wings we are
now rs heretofore, in favor of sound
National currency. regulated by the
will and authority Of the nation;- OF
adequate revenue, with full Protection
Il American lndustryi-ofJust restraints
on the Executive Power, embracing Q
further restriction on the exercise Of
theVc, fora faithful administration
9th ,hlic domain, with an cqulta
Al. l....,I,,t,,, n tho rr,goa1g Of tbt