Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-12

Braintree.-Heman A. Bass, John Waite, Will
liam Cushman.
BrOOkfeId.-F. G. Bigelow, B. F. Abbott, A.
cleveland Jr., Daniel Kingsbury.
Chelsea. Aaron Davis, Robert Andrews, 7.
P. Glover, Chas. P. Robinson, E. B. Stanley.
COrinth.--John Chubb, DAVID Dearborn, Daniel
Dustin, A. ]. George, Joseph Fellows Jr.,
Samuel Dearborn, Smith Leavitt.
Fairtee.Cyrus Stearns, A. P. Waterman, II.
briggs.
.Net0bWy-Solomon Sias, James Abbott An
drew Renfrew, John LOehead ,Leander Quint,
Page B. Cove Isaac H. Olmstead, William
H. Nourse.
Orangs.-A P. Foster, Daniel Morse, f. Sar-
geant, ARENAS Houghton, Andrew Worthen.
RGnaolph-Gman Tarbell, Micah Mann, Jr.,
N. P. Brooks.
,Strq6ord-Hlvey Russ, VIII Sanborn, W. A.
Thstford.- Roger s. Howard. w. W. Baker,
II. J. Coombs.
T'opsham.-Horace Mills, W. A. BagIey, Ben
son Aldlch.
Tunbridge-A B. Stiles, D. w. Cowdry, Mo
ses Hoyt ]. Cowdry, P. Moses, J. N. Wood
ward.
Vtrshire.--William Smith, Wells Durgin, Lew
is Godfrey.
WashangIon.-W Crafts, Benjamin Stephens,
]. H, Perkins, s. G. Fisher, Francis Carr, W.
P. Downing.
Vest Fairlee.-Stephen Thomas, Joseph Wise,
J. Coburn.
WiLtiamStotrn. Milton Martin, A. s. Williams,
Enoch Burnham ir., Moses Lewis, D. Gale,
Which report was unanimously accepted and
the nominations confirmed.
Mr.. Villas, from the committee on resolutions
reported the following vlz:-
RESOLVED, That the outpouring Of the freemen
upon this glorious day argues well for the til.
umph of free principles.
If the present administration is not held re
sponsible for the violation, since it came into
power, of every pledge it made during the Pres
identlal canvass; and, if it is not prevented
from extending slavery into any and all of the
Territories now free, it will not be owing to any
want Of union or enthusiasm Of the Free Democ-
racy OF Old Orange"
Resolved That we heartily concur in the plat.
form of principles adopted by the State Conven-
ton, holden at Montpelier, On the 3Ist of May
last, and hereby renewedly pledge ourselves to
their support.
ResOiuei, That we cheerfully respond to the
nominations of Horatio Needham, for Governor
Daniel Roberts, Lieut.. Gov. and Joseph Polqnd
for Treasurer, and we hereby pledge ourselves
to our brethren in the State, to give them ma
jority wolthy Of the principles and cause in
which we are engaged.
Resolved That we approve of the nomination
Of J. w. d. Parker, s. M Bgelow and Stephen
Thomas, as candidates for State Senators, for
this county, and hereby pledge ourselves to cor
dlally give them our support at the coming cleo
ton,
which were unanimously adopted.
Voted, That the thanks of the convention be
rendered to the officers of the same, for the i'm.
partial discharge of the duties assigned them.
Voted, That the thanks of the convention be
rendered to the military companies present for
the attentions and curtesles extended by then
upon the present occasion.
VOted, That the thanks of the convention be
rendered to the West Farlee Brass B md, fol
their attendance upon the occasion, and the
pleasant and agreeable diversions offered by
them.
Voted, That the proceedings of this conven
ton be signed by the proper officers, and pub
lished in all the newspapers in the State dlspos-
ed to admit the same into their columns.
After giving three loud and hearty cheers to
the State Ticket,
Three cheers to Orange County Senatorial
Ticket,
Three cheers to Thomas II. Benton, of Mis-
souri,,
Three cheers to the triumph of LIBERTY,
and the spread of Republicansm all over the
world,
The Convention adjourned, sine die.
ROGER S. HOWARD, President.
M. H. SESSIONS,
c. w. CLARKE, c....,a.;oo
A. NJ. DICKEY, ''''' ''" "'
N. P. BROOKS,