Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-23

HAMPSHIRE-OCTO 20
Az meeting II de Wig Member Il The
L-e,-A-.--- l-la = 1919 49, 49, 49, -
ComEliftee we're BIZ VOC direcied 70 cal Goa
rrnsisa Of ne HAiys Of Ner Hazgssirs, At such
time this autumn a. voeld be tho1sha NOS IA
rorable for the general atfendasre q peOple
fruIa al paris q the St1re.
Agreeabiy 10 the vote passed Al the ADORE
named meeting, ue hereby invite tle Whirs of
he several towns and piares IN New Hamusl.irr
% ehoose delegates equal in number 70 trsiee
their representatives IN The Legislature, 10 as
sembie IN Convention AZ the Town Hal in Con-
cord. on "Wednesday. the twentieth day Of Dc
tOher next, At ten O'Clock IN the forenooa. 70
nominate 4 candidate for GoverAor. TO aptoins
a Delegate or Deiegascs 10 The nexi Wig Ma
tional Convention. and 10 act uPoa subjects q
local and general nature requiring the consider
atioa Of tie Wigs q New Hamg.hire-
We are desired. By active and Influential
members Of the party, 10 stale IN this CAL thai
the Convention mi continue IN session hrOsqk
fks dag and ersniag. IS il has been found imprse-
tieable suitably 10 consider and dispose d sub
jects. II members reach the place of meeting ia
the forenoon trains, and leave At in the aiier-
noon
The tine between 10 and II VIII necessarily
be consumed in Organizing the ConEentioa, re-
ceiving dc eredenials u neznbers, and appoint
ing the Quantities In the afiernooa the nom
ination Of candidate for Governor; acting up
On the question regarding the time and mole cf
selecting delegates 10 the neu National Con-
ventioa CONSIDERING an Address to the People,
and passing upon that and the accompanying no
solves, viii doubtless occupy the Convention un-
al evening. In The evening Of the day Of this
Convention, Il Is expected a SESSION viii be he'll.
Shen briei Addresses may Be- nsie By al Whigs
who choose 70 take part in the debaies Of tie
Conventioh-
Il s perhaps unnecessary Cor Us to adj any
thing 20 the shove Cal upon our Wing fellow
citizens, in order TO prodacs general rcprrsen-
tation IN the Convention. The position q the
Whigs 0t New Hampshire Is one o. inieress sEsl
Ct responsibility; and the success which has AZ
oompsnicd their exersions 10 promnlgafe sound
AID safe republican principies, together with the
exceedingly gratifying progress Of eoneet senti-
nlents, q apparent IN Re evolution in the opinion
Of the country within the past year, Is sufficient
% cause this Convention 10 Be one to which the
Wings of New Hampshire viii look forward with
pleasure, and to attend which they VIII permit
no trifiing obstacle 70 hinder. Sabjects q the
highest importance are occupying the attention
Of people d All political parties; and the aIp-
proach Of another Presidential Election. sud the
conyulsing subject likely to enter into the can
Vas, make II highly important that tbs Conven-
ton Be- one generally attended by representa-
tives frosa all parts OF the State.
Editors Of Wing newspapers arr requested 70
insert this CAL, and 10 invite the attention Of
Nhig- to the work Of choosing Delegates
Asa MCFARLAND.
HERNoS RosrsR,
CHARLES w. cCrTEn,
EFHRAIM HcrcHISs,
JONATHAN KITTREDGE,
SAMUEL GARFIELD, -
GEoEGE 5. TowLE, -,
HARVEY HoBART, e'-''''''s
ARTENAs HARNoS,
AARON p. HUGHEs,
CALEB p. SIXTH,
JoHS W. PRKSTIss,
BExJ. F. GALE,
September 3, is47-