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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28
Addison County Convention.
7. 7
n DuRANT.

Pursuant to preyIols notice, the Wings from
the several towns in A Olson county. met III Con-
ventor in the Town ROOM i,r Mddebury on
Thursday. the l4h inst.
Hon. Samne Swift was appointed President
and T.. w. Dlalsdel, Jr., Secretary.
On motion of David Hazard, Esq, commit
tee of three was appointed by the de.egntes of
The several towns in the County, for the purpose
of nominating County Senators.
Ga motion of d S. Chnrch, a committee Of
seven was appointed for the purpose otreporlng
n list of resolutions for the consideration OF the
meeting in the afternoon; winch were as fol-
lows: Peter STAR Il. w. Grandy, j. A. Beck.
with, DR.. Rice Doraslus Wooster, f. f. Wood
bridge, John Prout.
AFTERNOON SESSION, o'clock
The committee on nominations presented the
MINES of
ZnrleI Walker, of Ferrisburgh, joel Rice, of
B ldport, Cor Senators Tor the year en-nn..
Inc cOnmIItee on re>ulu'lous benz called
upon. Mr.. 5 arr. the chlrmir, reported the fol-
lowing, winch after having been &C. d sepna ely
were discussed at some length by MessrS. Starr,
Wuodhrldle, Wooster, Demlng aud Hlzlrd,
were passed.
R,SOtred That Vermont is still attached TO
The prime plies OF consitCilonal llbery-anl that
while some Of her sister s .a,es are thrown into
coHmollon and political revolution, she remains
trm aud nhexlbe. That she is he Star that
never sets" and shows her beacon II sht 10 guide
the polite i wauderer into the pa,h OF peace and
safely
ReSolred, That we entertain entire confidence
IN the Integrity, discretion and patriotism OF the
present President OF the United Stales aud feel
an assurance that the Executive department of
The Government will De administered by him
WIN single eye 10 the god Of the whole coun-
try.
ReSo'red, That we tenacously adhere to the
principles OF uncomproniSing hostility to Slave
~, and determined resistance to It's extension to
territories noto tree, TO which the Wings OF YER
mont have Welded n steady, strenuous and con-
sisent support, while their opponent-, by their
shutfllng have, by annexation OF Texas, I'M
mensey enlarged the area of Slavery, and
brought upon The country the burthens and mis-.
errs If the Mex can War.
Resolved, J hat the great principle of The Pro-
lection OF .imericdn Industry for winch the Wings
have contended, Is vital To The prosperity OF the
whole country, is indispensl BILE TO the improve
ment, Independence and comfort Of the laborlDg
populatlon,& that il Is the bounden duty of Con.
gress to legl>late for the welfare of our own peu-
pie, ruther than for the pluper laborers o! Eu-
rope.
RESOLVED, That the late union of the late Lo-
colo, o and Free SOIL parties was both natural
aud characteristics. On a great occasion Herod
and Pllale became friends, The leaders of these
parties have proved the nselves to be trading pol
iiicians The people know them. They will
have their reward.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28
" Answer these Questions"

The above is the headihg to ljng article
Gently published IN the Washington Union, from
which an extract IS copied below. Tie testmo-
| ny Of an enemy IN favor fhis opponent can az
ways be relied on, and il is upon this principle
that we put the 'Uaion' upon the stand, to bear
witness IN favor ofthc Wing party. We pre-
sumo 1t will be admitted at once that more m-
plIcabe enemy to every thing pertaining to
| Wmggery, Is not to be found on the iootslonl;
hence, Letter witness, or one less likely 10 favor
Inc Wing party, could not be had. Hear HIN:
We respectfully ask answers to the follow
ing questions: are not the Wings OF The North
IN favor OF tue WlIlnut ptovlsn? Are not must
oi them III favor ot aOOishlng slavery III Tie Dis
lrict OF Columbia Wee tney not all opposed
TO, and dill not epery .Nonhern Hh;g member of
| Congress uote against fhs rtbratea " ieeny first
rule" inreaiion 10 the reception Of a,Othon peii-
lions ? tefe ing not opposed 10 the anHerdtion Of
| ItrdS : has not Massachusetts as u Stale, pass
ed resolutions IN iavor 81 the WImul pruyisJ and
The abolition OF slavery ~ tins Districts? And
did NOT that State II,lruct her representatives, IN
Congress to procure change IN The constitution,
| by which Tie compromise III relation To slave re-
| pres NATION should be stricken out? Is not
Thomas Ewin! Free suer ana aboItlnnlSt p
Is not Jacob Collamer ii Free suier and ubolilon-
ISL aud Did he not vote for Cots resolution TO
abolish slavery III ihis District? Has he not in
| NuIldOly 'OtSu Will uo''It'oh-
ISIS on every abolition proposition coming before
The House ol Representatives, OF which he was
then member? Ind hare no. Southern Hhig
Shareholders been in coalition for gears l0ih this
same Hh,g purity al The North, aiding them in
hunting dozen and dsjeaiing democrdts i0hO hare
uOied lcih the South against The abolitioniSis9
Are not Root OF ONO; Hale, Wilson, aud Tuck,
OF New Hampshire; Mann, PaItrey, Hudson -
III fact, ali the members from Massachusetts vino
are ubotionsls-W Wings? And did not the
Southern Wings REFUGE at their election over
their democratic antagonists, as they reIolced at
the election of Ford an aOolllionlst, over Weller
IN ONO; and Johnston, an abolitlonlst, over
Longstreth IN Pennsylvania? Are tail these
gentlemen set down as Wings, aud relied on as
Wings, III every list OF MenOers OF Congress e.
lect that has been published IN Wing papers,
North or South"
The Union" expects Of course, that all these
questions viii be answered IN tne alternative.
No other true answer cau be given, Tor defy
the abohlonlsrs, who ure cheek by ou VITA
Polk and Slavery Democrats to point unt an IN
stance when any important question touching sa-
very has been voted upon IN Congress thst North
ern Wings did not vote with Hale, Root, ~
Tuck. Eagle
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28
Essex Co. Wing Convention.

The Wings of Essex County are requested to
meet in Convention at the Town House in Lu.
nenburgh, on Thursday, the fifth OF July ptoxi-
mo- at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, TO nominate a candidate
for County Senator, and to consult upon the pres
ent posture of our political affairs. The Loco.
focos and the pseudo Free Sellers having formed
coalition for the purpose of defeating the
Wings and securing power to themselves, it is
high tue for the Wings to awake. A full at
tendance is requested and expected. There
will probably be several speakers in attendance.
john Dewey,
JESSE UoPER,
ELIAS ALLRIcu, Committee.
JONAH BHouKs,
VIM. b. MAY,
J,,,, 1E,h 1910
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28
FROM thO NUTHIUHV HWIU1' Tug Ut ~
How they M Skitter."

II is really amusing TO see the poor Liberty
men who have lately been sold by Poland Of the
Green Mountain Freeman, to the New York
barnburne,s, body and SOUL without why o.
wherefore" Ihcy "skltier" about here ana
there not "knowinE what manner of men they
are OIL 0o'"e W taen' WISH 10 know whylt was >
Ionc, we Gun Tell YOU fhe Liberty purity OF
,h's ola'e were sod To the Oatnoufhets' opu
nfought out WIN ihe new name Oh Iree'sol s',''-
ply To save PoIand's bread ana ou'ter; o'hce ne
has conducted the Freeman, you WIZ see whon
you come to thinR II over ,nat ms "hoe ooJec'
mas oeen to makeyon take the freeman anu Vo'e
lor some one OF MS ta'nliy; genetaiy speaKlhy
"'he hand OF DIVINE rto'i'ence nas pointed
ont his hrothrr-ih Jaw a. J. hnweH ~ whch
roland has He'y pon''y "cf"e'ced' Wl'h'h 4"
'p" n"h'hS however, ne" move ms pee ""de
whIch '"ioa'rncd 10 ara" OH SOM OF his sup
poHefs' I"'o "arhoorhcr pfr'y locked danger
Gus anu sn, aIier seeing mat INC mana ~, D''
V'"e Providence p'ln'ed oui nus brother Luxe
as me nt'est person Tor candidate Tor Lieut.
Governor ana his Oro'her.In'law koweIl as The
man 10 run Tor Congress IN me 4th Distrct on
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28

ave read the resolutions [of the Comeleon
Democracy carefully before their adoption by
the Convention, and have since given them due
consideration. We see nothing abuat them 10
uhith a Dfm"crot mug not subscribe who Is fully
impressed with The position OF parties in the Uh-
ion."- Aonipeiier Pdiriot
ave are sorry to say il, but it is for that rea-
son none the less true, that of these principles
OF the national Democratic party Inch have al
ways distinguished II from The " hiI party, NOT
ONE is recognised by the new organization, anu
we find ourselves f. Hung against Tuy ioisn and
its friends " It'll platform and win an organiza
ton entirely new and distinct irq" any thing the
regular Democracy has ever recognIstd its
creed before here or eisetohere. y" burlington Sen.
tinei.
These papers, (ssys the Phenix) have both
been organs Ut The Cuss Democracy! The Sen.
tnel cannol help making wry face in rcnoun.
eng every principle Of The Deu oCratic party, but
Major Eastman has the stomach and gizzard Of
an ostrich
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28

the oxclusive honor of preseryinp the State-ihe
State of Ethon Allen-trom the stigma of being
called The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the Union.
ResoJred 'Tho,. nltbo,oh we disonnrove os
p-opapa,lns by pun powder and The sword, either
Rcpublicanistn inter The mauner Of the Iocofo-
20 Manifest, Desinarians," or despotism, after
The manner of Nicholas, Emperor of Russia
by The grace Of God" the voluntary spread Of
Republicanlsn with It's blessings of Free lnsti-
buttons, whether nearer at home or abroad re.
fleeing back as il does It's borrowed radiance
over the country of Wa.hlngton--is ever glad
,idinus to the hearts OF Wings, and, If CANADA
should acccde to our form OF government, wheth
er to be annexed or independent "personaity we
should be glad 10 see it,"
ReSoiUed, TIA. IN presenting the names of
Arad Sebbns Of Bradford, CALVIN Alnsworh of
Wilamslown, aud J. ). Moore OF SIraiford To be
supported as the Wing candidates Tor State Sen
ators, we present men well qualified Tor the sta
ton, and VIC will actively aud cordially exert
ourselves from this - r,osdoy
iof -, , ",', ', W.. 80 ue'""'
Tbe raror, ,"as ,',tu
,rrol "',a'
Bradfnrd Az u,,i 9, ~ ". rG a'n VI
rhn rcs',ln,,nns n'.,., ho ""u o.',e's
and unn,n."m".ry "G' ''"'" "P ''P''''ey
EJ.J Jh., w. ,,.....;,,,,
c,,,,,'',o ~, ''u "u"'o,,"' ,"'',''.r' "Ppo'n'
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''''' VIZ TTIvW tsn "i "FP''"''u
Rro,jc,.J Ca,.,,, p,;,L',.i ~, n + II g..
Raldw1n '1''O' 0eO'
ErookfsLi r p,;ro r. & min coo C...o
W,n C"Ia'rbsrl,n '''''' - ~ 0'''' Ne0 O''"''
Rro;ntree Wn u p,ss wr t1,,ob;nson
Car;aL aoI,', g., r. "' ,rI.' 1I'
som In',% AL,'s1 ni,.,o" y !, v''r,!' ~ ~
IR,chards,', '0'' ''' - ''''''' D' "'
Ibsiosa N r. II,io n mn Allan C,o,,,.
Clark Jonn S,,r,,,r, Jo.ani Gn',i,y,, Cor,os
unnr, uary,., l7,ncnI, r. w n.,,'.n a,'
I.',n' ''"''N' i''''0o'"' W. y" D"''o"' H'u
:, r.i,';s' 6; ": Cooke $. l. Granger, Ly~a"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28

TnE CAT LET Our OF THE BAG. General
Rufus King, The Editor OF the MiwauNle Gazette,
formerly Associate Eluor OF the Albany
E'enlng J0urnul, who has been spen ing some
unie at Washington, III one OF his letters 10 ms
paper, says:--
Happening to be at the department of the
lnterlOr tnis ,nJrnins, Was greatly sralitisd 10
hear from Mr. Gwins tnal, al the Instance vi Gov.
Seward, he Was about 10 confer an appointment
as CLERK upon AIR. Wn NJ. alltcnell, bnrtner
vi the lrlsn Patriot Jonu Mltcneu."
Tnis may be regarded as an oIhcill announce
ment General KING, let US add, stands exceed
ugly Well at Washington, and, while ne was on
his way there, int ndiug 10 recommend the APP
polnt.lent OF G cltlzen Ut his adopted State as
Visitor 10 West-Polnt, received a notification OF
his own appointment 10 that othce.-.E T. Ere
Mirror.
Since the secret that Gov. Seward asked Mr..
Ewing 10 give young M,tchcll clerkshlp, 10
oll, we must leave nin t. hls tate. II nc WA
persist IN the haOit vi Interfering On Oeiiaii "i
.xiled anu d1wn-troddun classes, ne mus, tuke
,ne couse Iuences. -.i.0aaJ Epe"ias JourHd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28

$50 satisfied were the Taylor Wings them
selves of the unpopularity of their federal doc.
rlnes, al the last presidential election, that they
dared not, either IN Philadelphia or any rhert
Else, reaffirm them, or speak VI them, except Ia
say that they we're gone by. This was their re-
peated declaration, aud the Free Democracy OF
vermont now come up and Take them al their
void Vermont Patriot, June Ia.
Commentary Wing Stale Convention Of
Vermont, at Woodstock, July 10, ls4s, adopted
the following resolution:
"ReSoired That the doctrines of proi,etiou 10
american inCor and copitai, IN raising revenue
for the support Of Cove nment; of a system of
fair and Equal internal Improvements, enbraclop
all the States, as well ior our navlpable lakes
and rivers MS The Atlantic and Pacific coasls of
sound uniform currency for The people as eli
az Tor The Government ami unyieding hostility
10 Inc abuse OF the veto power, and 10 the exten.
s'"" OF PERMISSION of slavery IN territory nuw
"''' are nav, as inty have been, cardinal rr,n.
cIp'ts WIN 'ln Wings al Vernon far Ga. ,ue.
cess 81 which hey labor and Tor which lhev
hope" "S" WY
That Convention also declared their q ,jsoJ6,s,
and vnOarering adherance 10 all the gran, ,,in
cples and measures that have hitherto cba,ao.
tcrized the Wings as a party"
Try again, Major !-Phenir.
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From The Boston Saturday Rambler.
VT. CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.

We alluded, IN a recent number of our paper
to The future prospects OF this splendid railroad
enterprise. We huve few words To add. Ma.
ny people do not seem to bear in mind that this
road Is as yet unfinished, # we may Judge from
their remarks. There is constant tendency t.
comrure the amount Of business done upon the
part now in operation, with that done upon the
older aud fully completed Roads. They say the
monthly receipts Of the Fllchburg road are 81
much--lhe Lowell SO much The Concord 81
much-,he Worcester so much while the Cen.
tral are bur so much. Therefore, say they, the
stock Of the Central can be only of little value
Now this reasoning has a sort OF plauslblliiy
in II, and is suited to trouble aud mslead such as
are not familiar with the history OF Rail Roads
ana ulso with the geography aud capablilly o
the county peneiraleJ hy the Lenlra toad, ano
whicn "iil glva It business.
History snuas iva Important facts; l. IN"
a ran rutd must reach tue mann channels an
outels Of uusIness situated Oh It's litIe, ana AZ lie
terminus, before It eau maze anything IKE Ian
showing as TO what its income viii ultimately
be: 2. That raI road, IRON the iacil'Ies which.
II affords Will create Tor Itself vast amount am
variety OF business which did not before exist
III is Is especially true where the country IN III
viclnny is productive, and abounds ~ water po"
or ana all varieties ot timber. In confirmation
OF this slateLient take few lalnllar examples.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28

WASHINGTON COUNTY.

The Wings Of Washington County, aud all
freenc1 disposed to act with tntm in opposition
10 The "lruck and decker" caucus Of the 3lst Of
May, and IN support OF the present National AID.
minlsration, 50 FAR as it redeeins its pledges 10
leave the representatives. of the people to settle
the momentous question ofSlavery free from exec
utve influence and the Veto - 10 secure just pro.
tecton TO the great interests Of our own people
10 introduce salutary relorms in all The dores
tic policy Of the government-and 10 dscuune-
nance aggressive wars, and seek to maintain an
honorable p4tce with foreign pa,ions and thus
TO lead our country onward in glorious career
of Freedom, Prosperity, Peace and Honor, -are
invited 10 meet at the Court House in Montpc.
lier, on "Wednesday the 4th ofJuly at IL o'clock
A. NJ, 10 nominate senatorial ticket and Or
ganize for the campaign
tx X <: T SI iSSd;'N"' Co Committee.
June 81, 1919.
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A Mean Electioneering Lie.

The BrattlebOro' Eagle thus exposes miSer
bic lie which the Locoluco papers ure crculat.
ing:
KEEP THIS BEFORE THE PEOPLE
Erirnci Of a speech Of Hon. Rereroiy johnson.
Gen. TdyiorS attorney General and constitution.
al idU Gdujssr, upon The ertensjon o. s.urcry rhich
he has published since he ,caS appointed attorney
General.
"a large portion of our Pac,fc territories is
suited 10 siarery; and l pH odd that no kind OF
labor pH depelope so rapidly is immense resources
and prepare il for the abode of enterpri.e and eie-
GATED ciritz0tion. Let not The South lose sight
Of these facts Lei her net be decoycd from
vigilance over her nights, or charmed into insen-
sIbihty to legislative aggression by the siren
song that these territories are not adjusted to
slavery. They are adapted to il; and II he
South ,cW be united in demanding jasiirt al lie
hands " Congress; j she ,eW be ,mmoua5ic in
Insisting TINT The door OF unrestricted emigration
from uii quarters Of Tie Union shall be Ltro,on
tCide II she ioH nuintdlh al all huzardS The
doctrine Of non interference By Congress, there Gun
be no question fhut sIausry ,0ii! find ais tray to
.Neto .herico and Calijorntu; and that she mil yet
reap her share Of HE fruits Of The common blood
ana treasure expended in their acqaiSiiion"
We find The above (.ays the Elglc) in the lasl
.hO"PtN" oHbf HIu nave seen ~ III nearly
every LUc"ioco and Frecso,l paper wtth winch
we cXthln.e ut the North within the last three
mouths. Now these gentlemen are either ex-
cessively Ignoran, or else they knowingly cIcu-
late base and cowardy FALsEHooD Mr..
tlershclI V. Johnson, of Georgia, u slavery ex-
tending Locofo co, and ally aud f lend of the Free
Soil leaders in this Stale, is the autor Of the
above language, and mol Rcverdy Johnson, the
noble hearted Hhig, who, though residing in a
slave State, volunteered to defend, and did de-
fend with an ability rarely equalled, ToRREY
the abolHonst, who was ncarceraed for aiding
slaves 10 escape from their masters. Alas, to
what depths OF degradation will no, poor human
Ivy descend to accomplish selfish end
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28
Trouble in the " Truck and Dick
er" ranks.
The following Is from the Burlington Sentinel
Of June 20:
FRANKLIN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
CONVEN ZION.

The Democrats Of Franklin County are re-
quesed 10 meet III County Convention at Fair
licld, on Saturday,, July 7ih, at 10 o'clock a. M
Tor the purpose OF taking into consideration the
proprlely Vi calling State Convention of the
Democracy for the purpose OF presenting to the
treenen Of The State ticket worthy Of Demo.
crats.
Democrats! the acts of the late State Con-
ventlun are IN no wise bindng upon u.s. BY "a
bandouIng all tie cherished prlnc Piles of the
Democratic party, we are promised triumph
over our old opponents, the wings. And what Is
the rluhph? to destroy them, we immediate our.
selves. To humble our ancient adversary we
cunsent to grace the triumph Of the bitterest re.
vllcrs OF Democratic men and measures, and
rase up mere sectional party. BY such TIL
unph we lose the respect Of all true Democrats
and sacrifice all self respect.
Let Us stInu by our colors, unfurl our time
hunored banner, aud under It's broad folds fear
essly CONTEND Tor the principles of Jefferson and
jackson. We are used IL defeat IN Yer mont,
ana 1t we lose all else, VIC Will save our honor.
/; B. , R0Mpi Eak,ow ca County
Swauton, June %, lSi9.
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June 81, 1919

appointments By lie Pyesident-- OEcial.- Aus
tin Brttcrtield, OF H., 10 be COMMISSIONER Of the
General Lapd Office from. and uiIer The Both
is'., vice Richard NJ. Young. resigned.
Albert L. Calm, 10 be- Collector Tor the Dis.
trlct ct vermont, wee Russell q. Hopkinson, re
moved
We ere glad to hear of this change in the
Collectorship. Mr.. Callin is gentleman high
ly esteemed by all who know him. In this case
Will have to say, remembering that Mr.. llopkin
sons appoulmcni was bitterly aud pe,rnaiIous
ly res sled by laise portion OF the lucoiUcu
managers.
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Washington National Monument The Secreta-
ry OF this Sucle,y has been instructed to repeat
that the board OF managers viii be pleased
10 receive block o. marble, granite, or any
other suitable s.onc, from every State m the Uni-
IN, 10 lie placed III an appropriate po'i,lou Ia tue
nonunent. These blocks SHOULD oe vi the iol'
'o"ins DIMENSIONS, VIZ: jour feet long, foo jeef
high, and eighteen inches IN depth Asili' in,en-
ded 10 place these stones at every landing ol me
slulr case, any substantial material wlll answer,
when nia,be or granite cannot be found. The
nanlo OF The State from winch At comes should De
engraved upon H. IN letters suthcle"iy large 10 De
easily read Tnoy viii DO LAID IN The wall IN
The order of time in which they Iaay be received
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28

What Imagination Did. An elderly lady from
one OF the adjacent towns called recently on friend
Williams, to make few purchases OF dry goods.
II happened TO be one OF hose raw days of which
we have had 80 many this spring, and The old la.
dy was cold She came in rubbing her hands
and renlarklng how very chilly ii was, hauled
chair, and seated herself in front Of huge saa.
maudcr snie, where she sat and tOarmed herself
5 me 10 nnulcs, when ~ came "hrr old man."
VIVA siV pea d,un aud ribbed anl whrned he
h'hls, aini Then, after reircilna smne Eu"ds ana
paving Tor tnen, they started on their way, re.
marking "what a comfortable thing good stove
is in a Cold day. Ch.ckopes Mirror.
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Orange Co. Wing Convention.

Agreeably to public notice, the Wings OF Or.
ange County met in convention at Chelsea, on
Thursday The 2lst inst. The meeting was called
TO order by Col. Carlos Carpenter OF Orange, and
organised by appointing Hon. J. X. Parish OF
Randolph, President pro tenn, aud A. b. F. Hi
dreh of Bradford, Secretary p:o ten.
On motion Of J. s. Morrill,, Esq Of StrafiorG.
il was
Voted, That n committee Of one from each
town IN the County be appointed to nominate
candidates for County Senators, SAID committee
to be chosen by the delegates OF the several
towns respectively.
On moilun of Col. Carpenter, it was
Voied, That n committee Of three he appnin
ted by the chair To nominate officers for the per.
ranent organization Of the Convention where
upon the Char appointed
S S':5 S S S::S;s'' Conn" ." Nominations
On motion OF S. Austin, Esq. Of Bradford.
VOtrd, That the Guar appoint a committee o
! five To draft resolutions, whereupon the Chair az
poinlcd
J :. Mmrl,
B Martin, Comm. on Resolutions.
n. Durnnt,
\. Paine,
The Committee Tor nominating permanent Off
GERS for the Convention, rcpurttd-
]. X. PARISH, President
j JOIN sE EHSoEi vies Presidents.
4 4. ? pd F. h,+0HtT"' Secretaries.
which report was accepted aud adopted. Th
town delegations appointed the following
SENATORIAL COMM ZEE.
Brndjord, A al Stejbms.
BraIntrer, Ztha i!ass.
Brorkfeid, ". w. Ingalls,.
CheiSra, d. II. Allen.
(Orinth, John Merrill.
Faiyi,e a. II. Gilmore.
.Ntubwy, Abe! Underwood.
Grunge, d. liolbrook.
Rrndoiph, Eli BIodsett.
Ihdjord, ]. Dodge.
1'unbridge, Z, L. Tracy.
Topshaai. N. BIIIey.
Vtrshire II. C. Dwight.
WeSt Fduiee Joseph Kinball.
H,hiamsioicn, F. n. Downing.
Washington, |. E. Wor,hley.
Adjourned, to meet again at one o'clock.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28

Death Of pvmoniers by Cholera. Walter W.
Eager of Ncviane, died at New York on The
llth inst. aged q. Mr.. R. p Bingham of Corn
wall, "a gentleman well known 10 The wool
growers,) died ii, Chicago about the I7h inst.