Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-08-31
THURSDAY, Al GUST 81, 1913.

ored by County Convention of the Liberty Party in
June last expressing their most cordial appreciation of
the course pursued by their Liberty friends in the
STATE and National Free Soil Convictions.
They forciby urged the proprety of now selecting
senatorial ticket, the County was well represent
ed by the friends of the cause The following gen.
temen were unanimously nominated candidates for
Senators Mt the coming election, and confirmed by the
Convention:
]. W. D. PARKER, of Bradford,
AARON CLEAVELAND, JR., of Brookield
HARRY HALE of Chelsea.
For County Committee:
Howard Griswod, ]. NJ. Flint, Sam'l. Keith, VIM
Sanborn, ]. 2. George.
The Business Committee reported the Resolutions
adopted by the State Convention at Middebury with
the following in addition.
RESOLVED, That the cry of Regular nominations by
our Democratic and Wing friends, after the most bare
faced sacrifice of principle, and the interests of Free
dom to the slave power by the Baltimore and Phia-
delphia conventions, as acknowledged by many mem
bers Of both has no moral force or binding power
upon any but those who are willing and anxious to
extend and perpetuate slavery.
ResolUed, That necessary TO the thorough dissent
nation and success of principles is the circula
ton of publications devoted to the cause, and that
this convention earnestly recommend to the Town and
County Committees, the earliest and most efficient
measures to promote, this object.
| The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
The names of the following persons were reported
for Town Comnlittees
BrGdtord-Geo. P. Baldwin, w. H. Chamberlain, D.
Hovey, P. CorIiss A Woodwork.
Braintrce-John Waite, Elijah Flint, Joseph Riford
Brootfeid-Z. S. Spear, T. G. Bigelow, D. Kingsbu-
bury, R. Peck, Abel Bigelow,
CheScn-Wm. F. Dickinson, NJ. Waldo, D. Tarbell.
CorinH-A, S. Little, S. Cummings, w. Grant, A.
Mcfarland, L. R. E. Collins.
Nelobury-Jared Wells w c. Kellogg, j. Lock
wood ]. B. Johnson, R. Renfrew.
Omnee-N. s. Cutler, D. Move, s. Baldwin, Jacob
Mills, Israel Lawrence.
Ran4o'p phil. Grlswold, J. NJ Flint VIM Perrin, s.
Keith, N P Brooks, Micah Mann, Jr
SFqDorR-Chas. Banett, ]. Reynolds, J. B. Boswell.
Thdtora-Messls. Stow, Riley Foss
Topsham-B. Adrch, j. F. George Samuel Thomp-
SON. N. Bailey, w. T. George.
1tnbridge-J. E. Dodge, N. King Jr, s. Austin.
Vershire C. Dwight, c. H. Stacy, VIM Boardmon
N. Pres 'ott L. Godfrey.
Vest Fa'r'ee-J. b. Sayton, w. Niles, A. Wild.
Farlee-G. A. Morey, c. Cheeyer.
WaShington-J. Curier, ]. w. Clark
J UdtiumStolCn-J. Lynde, A. Burnham, NJ. Martin, +
5 E. Bunham, Jc., ]. M. Bass.
: The convention was addressed by Hon, Horace Ev
eret Hon. r. Hutchinson and others, and its deliber
atoms were characterized by harmony and unanimiy
WINDSOR COUNTY LIBERTY SENATORIAL
, CONVENTION.
Held at Cavendish on the 18th inst Judge Pingrey
Weathersfeld, President; w. w. Buckman, Secreta
ry After full discussion of the general subject vo
ted to adjourn without making nominations, to NEE
in Convention, with all the friends of Free Soil, 70
that purpose.
WINDSOR COUNTY SENATORIAL CONVEN
TON.
e Convened at Woodstock, Aug % Stephen SmitI
Esq. of Weston, President; John M. Morse and Nh
E Everett, Secretaries. Nathan Gushing, Woodstock
: Lyman Raymond, Brdgewater William Warne
" Andovcr, and G. X, Shedd, were nominated as Ere
u Soil candidates for the State Senate. Horace Onoi
i G. K Shedd, and J. NJ. Morse were appointed Cour
5 ty Committee Addresses by Messrs. Fletcher Hutch
nson Weber, and others. The following resolution
were a1opted:--
Resolvei, That cordially approve of the politjca
platform recently adopted by the Free Soil State Con
ventiln at Middebury and the National Convention
Bufo. and that we will conform our political action
thereto.
:, Resolved, That we hull with delight the Free Sol
movement, and hereby pledge ourselves to use gu
best energies to promote its great object the fest1
the and what must necessarily follow, the extinction
V slavery.