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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-04
ANOTHER BURGLARY.

On Friday night last, the Bookstore Of
our friend and neighlor, II. l.. Spencer,
was broken open and robbed Of about ten
dollars in money-the change left by the
clerk in the money drawer. An atiemp,
was made few nights previous to enter
the sa'ne Store, but without success.
This is the fourth robbery that has been
Perpetratcd in our village within xix
weeks not to mention several attempts
which have been unsuccessful; and We
think il high time that some measures
were taken for the arrest and conviction
Of these daring burglars. The author.
ties are on the alert, and the thieves viii
probably meet with their deserts.
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THE COUNTY CONVENTION.

1HE COUNIl CON ' ENIlON.
In another column will Le found the
proceedings Of the County Convention,
held ut Castlcton, last week. The Con-
vention was very well attended, and as
far as we have been able to learn the
nominations were highly satisfactory.
The plan adopted by the County Com
mittee, Of constituting the Convention Of
delegates from the several towns, called
out spirited debate, and was finally re-
jcctcd, and the meeting organized as a
mars Convention. Aside from this, the
deliberations were extremely harmonious.
We very much regret that the plan of
the Committee was not carried out, as
We believe it meets the wishes of great
majority Of the Wings Of Rutland Coun-
ty; and it was only abandoned by the
friends Of the measure for the purpose Of
giving satisfaction to some Of the smaller
towns, who claimed the latter mode as
one established by prccedents. and who
were unwilling to break over old usages.
We, however, believe the measure found
ed in justice, and have no doubt it will
eventually be adopted by common con-
cent.
The ticket Of nominations il such a
one as We should expect the Wings Of
Rutland County to present. and such a
one as we shall all feel proud in elccting,
They are all men we'll known, of sterling
integrity and talent, and VIC have no
doubt will receive warm support from
the party.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-04
RAILROAD JUBILEE AT BUR.
LINGTON

II We are to measure tho result Of this
affair with reference to the great things
promiscd and predicted,-thcn must we
ret the whole down az positive failure.
In saying this, however, VIC would, in
passing say. that there was no failure in
the arrangements Of John Wright; and
If any occurred in connection with the
Partition, it must have been the failure
on his part to receive his just return for
one Of the most beautiful displays Of the
kind VIC have ever CHANGED to witness.
In the above remarks VIC do not wish
to he understood as saying that the occa-
sion was not brilliant. a joyous and no
BILE ono ; but simply that as expectation
was 50 highly raised- many, finding not
quite all Of creation present, were much
Disappointed; and consequently a cold
ness seemed to rest over, and around the
festivities Of the day. that could not he
disguised, nor overcome. Mr.. Bucking.
bam--the old and somerhot facetious ed
itor Of the Boston Courier-oncc rcmar-
ked. in speaking Of grand affair on
Boston Common. that there were seats
cnough-but too many folks On This
occasion the thing was exactly reversed !;
there were people enough-but too many
seats, and too much room.
The brief speeches made within the
Pavilion were Of high order, and we'll
calculated To interest all who care for
railroads, or the general Improvement Of
the day, and especially those which tend
to the continued prosperity Of New Eng
Land The meeting was called 10 order,
on arriving from the table. by the Hon.
Timothy Follett-wbo, after a beautiful
voluntary by the hand. proceeded to make
an exceedingly interesting address on the
progress Of railroads in Vermont, and the
general improvements consequent, and
~hieh are going on all around US, His
handsome greeting and welcome to the
boston people to the Green Mountain
State, On their 6rsa public appearance a.
mong US. vas in an excellent vein and c.
l'ci'ed hearty applause On all srlcs.
On tho reading Of the second toas.
complimentary to the Vermont Central,
aud Rutland & Burlington ds.-Ex
Gov. Paine made shoss address in which
he warmly congratulated the pcople Il
Vermont sad Mss.schusc, Is on ,hr sue
cess Of sAss too enterprises. and Gu
th~F now being plaesd in .Aeh = hvor,-
h'e position f~ the free isterchsace Il
thoughts, usea. sssrcAs.diss. and ali the
raried cssn~oAitis a he esunsry.
Iissi. Gov. Pierpo;nt veae o. . so.a
asing given for verwoai. aaA in olI.r;ar
hts rs5ssing over the success Il railroads
IA Vermont. and the prospective .dv.n.
tAses likely to grow ca, Il then. gave
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GREGORY'S DAGUEREOTYPES.

Through the plitcness Of Mr.. Gregg
ry. We have had the pleasure Of cxami
ming s"mc specimens Of his por'
traits, and without hesitation VIC pro
ncuncc them excellent. Among the sleci
mems which he showed us VIC noticed the
portraits Of Fix Gov. Paine, and Hon
ID. +. Thompson, and they were very fins
and true to the life. To all who wish Ia
secure the shadow Of themselves or tllci,
friends, We would ray, call on Mr.. Greg
DRY at once.
lie may be found in the corner build
ing, over Mcssrs Root g. Chafee's new
jrwclry store.
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IMPROVEMENTS IN RUrLAND.-At a
meeting Of the Village Corporation, held
at the Court House, on Monday evening,
it was voted to complete the construction
Of Plank Walks, and make many other
much needed improvements. We are glad
to see our people awake to their true in
tcrcsts in this matter. These improve
ments have long been called for. and VIC
hope will now be prosecuted with vigor.
An adjourned meeting Of the Corpora
ton to take this subject into further con-
sidcration, will be held at the Court
House, on Monday evening next.
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GES. WILSON ABOUT TO LEAVE
CONGRESS. We have occasionally
heard during, the last two month.
that Gen. James Wilson Of Kcene, wa.
intending to resign his seat in congress
during the present session, and 90 h
California to reside. We see Il stated
in letters from Washington, published
in the papers, that he will resign his
seat in less than 30 days. Should he
do this, the vacancy will be filed on the
I'd Tuesday in November, at the cleo
lion for the choice Of delegates to the
Constitutional Convention.--N IT. Sen
tinei.
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Tue WARRINGTON Pssss.-The
: Southern Press" the new organ Of the
ultra Slavcocrxis, made its debut n,
Washington. Monday morning. Il r.
edited by Elwood Fisher Of Ohio and
de Leon Of South Carolina, both Free
Iraders and Locos, as well as the be.
i'e'er' in the. divinity and Llesse.lness
OF the Slave Institution. Iii 10 I've
pointed Daily, and has o subscrip,iou
OF $500 as reported, but 10000 copies
o. the FIRST number were printed. A
dispatch Of the MISUNDERSTANDING edit.
'o"--has the following further notice Of
the paper and its contents -
IL siosenly appearance has di.ap-
painted u. greatly. Its friends are in
trouble alrady. Il is rumorcd tina,
Sage, one Of tie printers, is an al,,li,.
ioe'st. because he is a warm friend n
the Administration. and come. from
!hsdIeos Stevens district. Probably
there will be change.
The introductory reiierstes the doc.
trsncs a the southern Addres,--com.
I,sa,ns al the escape OF Slaves from
their masters through the aid or oonaiy.
anes d cisifens II the Free S,.,e.--of
The proposed exclusion az " III. South"
!ro~ the newly acquired Territories
hn. al The Factory Lord. Of Bos,on
and Merchant Princes . Of New York
--dcn,es that Slavery i. condemned by
the Christian religion or a genuine
t'h'ian'rorhy-iaiks of Gov. Seward
'e,oancios the obligation Of the Con.,i.
's'sso-,Iar'isoa repadis,ins the I,iLle
-Gr~ely eoa,essning existing Society
and battling Tot Socialism. &c. Il con.
Guides With the declaration thu, the
s"ash s,ii eonses. 10 no ses,lcmens tina,
/. Ps.sed % her implied inherently to
.ss Moth morally. socially or pcli,i.
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TIE ALLEGIIANIANS.

We learn from the Agent Of this fam.
lily, who gave us call last week, that
they propose to visit Rutland, profession.
ally. within few weeks. Their fame is
worldwide, and all that will be needed
to give them full house is an announce
mcnt Of The time aud place.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-04

lively sna harry ac~riIsios Il 'hr aia-
~r~Ws sesis. Acs.
Be. We hsse neither u time nos the
yase = mahs even IN aliasinn to all tbc
god ,hings said ny the di6crrns speak
on Il The day; n~ is iii. necessary
when ~ ~ thai The Hon Jc~ish Qsis-
~. IT,. Il Be~aGa. s. &. Philips. Esq..
of Salem. Mas, Mr.. Samuel A. Walk
er, Mr.. Schculcr, Il the Bssscu Atlas,
Hadlry. u Trey. and other Distinguished
gentleman from alsrMl-all made earnest
AMI elcYurn, addresses on the occasion.
TIE fcsaivi,ic. 81 the day were clo~esl
by say and brillian. party Who assem-
bled within the pavilion for dancing and
mutsal association. This was decidedly
rich affir, and We know not where W.
have sccn more 'plcndil display than
was made on thir occasion.
The ,nuric was by Flnggs Band. 81
Boston. and was excellent The compa-
ny departed about o'clock, and thus
ended the great railroad jubilee; and
which, il. ~ wc have before said, it " rs
no, quite all that was cxpcctcd--was at
least m occasion Of much qualification to
many who will long retain pleasant rec.
objection of il.
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RUTLAND COUNTY WING
CONVENTION.


The wings Of Iansland County net
IN Convent;oa for - purpose Of nou.
mating County officers, q Cassletpn,
on Wednesday, Juns 20. The Con.
vention was temporarily organised BY
appointing Hon. q. T. Hopars
Chairman, end s. NJ. CoSASr, Secre.
tary.
lion. VIZ. c. KlrrRKpaR proposed
tho following resolution, and moved
its reference 70 o Select Committee
Of two members from each town in
the County which motion was car.
ricd.
Resolred, That the recommends.
ton Of tho County Committee a. to
the manner Of calling the present
County Convention, is approved;
and that the plan Of representation
designated by said Committee DO the
basis for calling future County Con.
vcntions.
On motion, It was ordered that
said Committee be raised by mem.
bers Of the several towns, and that it
report on the rc.asscmbling Of the
Convention.
The following gentlemen we're ap.
pointed the said Committee:
Benson-H. King, NJ. G. Rice.
Brdndon-A. g. Dana, II. s.
Nc Collam.
Castleton-J. Adams, J. Perkins.
Carendon-F. Button, +. Smith.
DaaIy-M. II. Cooke, II. F. Otis.
Fdirhaven--A. Allen, S. Wood.
Habdarton-C. Rumsey, P. II
Holmes.
Ira--L. Fish, P. w. Wilkinson.
Mendon--O. Ford, E. Mussey.
Mddletosr~-L. Copeland, W. N.
Gray. a
MI. Holy-T. Dodge, J. AckIcy.
Pawlet-D. Blakely, G. +. Edg.
crton.
HDo'o--C. II. AeiioSg, i. r.
Bogue.
Pittsfeld--O. Hatch, r. r. Child.
Po"ltney--H. G. Neal, W. l..
Farnum.
Rutland--W. II Smith w. Gilmore.
Mrswsbuyy--J. Buckmaster, r.
G. Foster.
Sudbury. X. Hyde, II. J. Hor.
ton
Zsnmoath-T. Clarke, E. Cramp.
ton.
Wallinaford--J. Fox J. Brownson.
Wells-D. b. Lewis, A. Grover.
West Haven-W. II. Green, IL.
IIowcs.
The Convention then adjourned to
meet ct 2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
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Tur NAccxnxs Tncrrr, aecor,;se /.

TuE MAcoMnKs Tnorrr. aecorliag ia
wcyicr aaDounccmcnt. gave Ccoorst,
4 the Cos4 Hou.c, CO Thur-lsy even
Ing last, wkrh was well asdcndcd, and
AZ far a. we arc able TO learn. the audi.
cncc were highly rsca~d wisHtS enter
isinncnl This Comp any arc compara'
lively little known in this section Of tho
Saste--this. being their first .our--bu'
they are winning fUr themselves golden
opinions wherever they lsccmc known,
and will he sure II full houcs, should
their visiss ., any future time be repeat
cd. .
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FOURTH OF JULY.

We Observe by our exchanges that on,
Deighl"rz IL Cas;le,on. Whitehall, and
many Of the other neishhoring torn,
have made arrangements 10 observe tbi,
day. in manner worthy Of themselves
and vs hare oaly to exre~ wish tia,
nothing nay ooesr 10 ..ar the festivities
Il The OCCASION bs, il mua be rsmem
bsred. dat We 700, arc TO have q gather
hg-the Free Democracy Of Rutland
County are to hold ssass ssestins Al the
Cou, H0ase
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Bristol Bill il now in our State Pris-
on, He arrived here with his associate
Meadows, last Saturday. He was put to
work the following Monday, and il now
quietly, but busily engaged in making
scythe snaths. His arrival here created
a good deal Of excitement, and eager Gu
riosity was soon manifested to get look
at the world-renowncd burglar.
Windsor journal.
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~In preparing Bristol Bill f,r
the State Prison fashions plain
marks of hard usage were discovered
upon his back. The understanding is,
that he was once sent to Botany Bay,
and, at that time, he probably received
the common complement Of thirty-nine
lashes upon his back, the marks Of
which are never etlaced. He escaped
there by eluding the guard and swim
ming to vessel.
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WING STATE CONVENTION.

Tho Wings If Vermont arc requested
70 meet 10 State Convention at Montpc'
lier. on Wednesday the 18th Of July next
at 10 O'clock A. NJ, for the purpose d
nominating State ticket. aud making
other suitable preparations for the coming
election.
In view Of the importance Of this cleo
tica. Icing tie frs& under our new Con.
saituiioa. a full representation from every
section II the State. il earnestly invited.
II IL hoped that all the members Of the
County Committees will be present. rs il
will aif~l them nm opportunity Of con
fcrring together to adopt suitable meas
urcs calculated to continue the harmony
and success Of the party.
a. =. LYMAN. |
JUSTIN s. MORRILL,, Wing
DANIEL II. ONION, Estate
PORTUS BAXTER, Com.
ORRIN SMITH,
May ~, 1850.
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Ksilieaferd--N. Cook, Jr., JIM
Foo, ID. J. Green.
Nns-D. b. Lewis, A. Grow,
J. @. Hopsoa, Jr.
Kst Hsps~-J. Forbes, G. "
Head, r. Field. W.
On motion IL was vosed Tia. Il.
Convention taks . fsceo Of baH -
hour in order 10 give said Commits.
time 70 prepare u report.
At The Close Of ths recess The Cso.
vcntioa re.sassmblsd and tho nou;os
ting Committee, BY Hon. ". &
Kittredge, their chairman, subm;,,si
the following report:
For Cbx.ty Senators.
JOHN CROWLEY, Of Mt. Uo,l.,
JAMES X. HYDE, Of Sudburv.
ELISHA LAPHAM, Of Dandy
For County Jadye,.
ELISHA ALLEN, Of Pswlct
S.AM'L II. KELLOGG, Of P;,,,fo,d
For Sheriff. I
JACOB EDGERTON, Of Rutland,
For High B@iiF.
LEVI BRIGGS, Of Brandon.
For 'Stdts's attorney.
EZRAJUNE, Of Brandon.
For Jndge' Of Probate.
For the District Of Rutland. lfAR
VEY BUTTON, Of Wallinsford.
For the District of Fairhavcu AL.
MON WARNER, Of Castlcton.
On motion the report was accented
and the nominations for County on.
GERS unanimously confirmed, and he
nominations for Judges Of Probate
by a very large majority.
On motion Of Mr.. Page q Committee
was appointed BY tho Chair to nouin.
ate . County Committee for the year
ensuing, a. follows Mcssrs. J. B.
Page, John Fox, Lucius Copeland,
A. Bailey, P. Holmes.
Said Committee proposed 10 tho
Convention the names Of the following
gentlemen to act ~ . Committee Of
the County: j. Edgcrton, A. G.
Dana, A. Il, Vail, II. G. Neal, r.
Paul.
The report was accepted, and the
nominations confirmed.
Hon. E. N. BR1oos proposed the
following resolution, which was adopt
Cd:
Resolved, That the several towns
in this County be requested to ap
point q Wing Town Committee on or
before the 10Th day Of July next, and
that they report such appointment to
the Chairman Of the County Com.
mittce Immediately thereafter.
The Convention having now com
plcted its business, it was on motion
Of Mr.. Kittrcdge, declared to be dis
solved.
CT. HODGES, Precedent.
s. M. CoNANr, ISecrs.
G. A. FUTILE, taries.
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WING DISTRICT CONVENTION

The Wings Of the 1t Congressional
District, in this State, arc hereby request
cd to meet in Convention at the village
Of Manchester, in said District. on the
2lth day Of July next, at 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon. for the purpose Of nomina
ting somc suitable person to represent
said District in the SD Congress Of tht
United States.
JACOB EDGERTON, ln:
SAMUEL l.. BILLINGS, C's'
T.. Is. BURTON, So"'
june %, 1850.
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!sv.,a Cssrrsa. ,i.~ Css~lsassa. Vrgsnss-
.ea Nssyiss.A. . issev SHARE a sil In
,s~e~d. sssssvsA isv~a 'isn~s sssples.
~h,tA have ~ 4~scasscd sks easvh ever
sras,esss Ssssseia. IN isM tisrss cd ~.
,evsstG1us1 NenA wisA shetr sasgsva-
,r,x eiakssas swvss - ssassa-
~ sssiss sysa<0 q tiiaee 10 "a.
,ssAisg saeiAy y ~ lis;ssA Sssisa.
NamskxAssvss. ssessasarss aad ne
si.ssSns SAsn sAsfi tieis s,ssis-l psSicy
~hss ~ 80 . rsuai h walinT change
Iyvs uAssvss ssp~as wiltioas Il isaass-i
fsssssss 10 eAssgs ssAdsssiy 'hsis rr.c.
,sss. Nrss asd syAsns Al cvitssw snd
ss.assAry, sss~s sssa ~ has nos 'AiDs.
~ s~sAsy y~ap 10 sstaissss - IN.
t~~ssss ~ ~ sxkssaiss syssca Of
G<h eslsssv. A. . fsis estimsae, ther
arr q ,lis sisps x.7tt sc sessons EN-.
rssysA 10 axri<shssS Ia ,hs Ghrcn
.sawhsAdsas S,ssA Iscfosc the ssdy
Il svssi sssrnsry. ~ & seisnc~, ~iIl ~.
c~ae - tsfasAs ~ sl'e study al psii.
nes, lac sod ~. <ixiar. the Soash ~ill
have n ~,st in the a.!d, fowe a
ave niifips. II operatives. Who dor,
nSA see ,has the xise and skillful
tmytayweat II ,ba vast power of pro.
dscsisc h q na,sss II i.,cs,imatlc Gun
ssqssAce 10 I'll the planting States. anil
10 umA,ssu mi,tscsa ~ho must dig their
Asiiy hsusA from Impoverished sails
Il ,ke nighay vork of land exhaustion
IL u isrs~as< aud ea,enJ, as t~,pulai4s
spscsds ever the cotton. tobacco and
.sxar -erv~ing parss II the Union p
1'iaseeaiod ~ III. bods instead N s-~d'
the sscns.csne viii he fund. like the
t~sasos plant. icst aLlc 10 withstnnd the
s-sssaaAsry sLss~s Il the earh--ths
rwAs sislnsiom al ,ie iaw, Of N.,sre--
tlAaa suAanro, rorN, wheat and cotton
rtssaA tisa oil ik~,c arc ssf-riag Il,
sissi fsses and constitutional vigor, by
vsaAps Il iieir defective fas.i. in par.
sisliy ~xhaasied soils. Any living b.
cog msy babil0a!ly take = very litlis
poisrn into i,s syAicm without dss,roy.
Ing Tic. Parsoe the rratt;cc Of pol.
souing the blood u animals OF the jul.
r~s II ,,,anss, only 10 . very small de.
er~e. and il wili tell In the coursc of q
Tee gsa~s,sions, In strange, new and
incumpsxhensibls naladirs. An in.,ruc.
sisc assd aseist hood nigh. bs written
On The dis~~ss VI culi;sml. j pian,a u
10y nosLiag of ,ln,sc domestic s,,imals
Aasll. .,1..ll l.. .a~.. $3.50 -. -,
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CONFERENCE.-The Senate, on
the oath, confirmed the nomination Of
Abbott Lawrence, as Minister TO Eng
land Geo. p. Marsh, a. Charge TO
Constansinoplc; also several minor mp.
pointinents.
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kxAsssAvss o. Loysz. Ers a.
Aas.sJu.s eo.TAs privsss exaaiassioa
o. Gen. LcPss fis~sd today. Rsil vss
g'vee 70 tbs sxics, Il 1000 Gov Li,
sseasranoe trlors tks Usiiod Sla,es
CUass IN Uvoeakcs nexl
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VExr SixerLAa. One a cor en-.
changes ssys; A EsslisLmas ~ho
srach~s scascsl cue mile from RaI,imerc,
On ths t'hifsaslphia rad, can see per.
sses'y veli In the darkest night. wi,isou,
Ne ed II light bot In the day time,
BE ssss 9th nsea difscsiiy, even 9Th
he "a a spsesaeieA. lie l. sbse IL
rcd The asesa print, In the dartes
rsaa. os 10 wsik sAroad ss night, and
dasesss every sa.ssss distinctly, As osi.er.
- - ssaedAy. Tss bsishsss the day
~ sors a,6eshy ~ - in sesiss, anl
y ~ Aavtisss ~ fsssseaaiy gro.s. end
asnsas shsss lie 60 n ,Ls DARK
sAsa dhsss b ssshiae ~ kis impaired
vssiss 70 tspsAs ~ pspgvssA.
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GA National Convention OF hand.
some men" is TO assemble al Newport
Il l.. zone time this summer. The
delegates 10 attend are 70 be elected BY
the ladies.
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A VETERAx TorER.--A man l0l
years II age, was fined on the Isl inst
ir ST. Louis. for drunkenness, and sent
70 be workhoose-
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nsA.oxAsls Psoos.---In oour. ,hS
49, cay, . ~'sssss bsing sSked how
~ kssv shss . nas snd vo-., -.
.as And sttr, svps-i. kseasss . be ~
o''en heard the Lady bios the gentle.
'aAa up Tie evidences sas L.,d ~
l,e oVacilsi,e. '"
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ienss4l Leslie Coals. has hesn nom.
insaed for the State Senate by the Wing.
4 Psyctis COue,y. kea.ueky
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THE HERALD,
TnURSDATJCLY I. 1850.


WING Nominatlons.
RUTLAND CocMry.
yoa sxxAroas.
JOHN CROWLEY. ~ Hsay.
JAMES X. HYDE. S~dbmry,
ELISHA LAPilAM, Dasby.
yoK COUNTY JcDcSs.
ELISHA ALLEN, rd~kt,
sAML. II KELLOGG, Ha.fad.
SoR snvxivv
JACOB EDGERTON, Rm,iand.
FtR men BA,L,rr.
LEVI BRIGGS, Bsaados.
ron srArss ATTORNEY.
EZRA JUNE, Bnmdo~.
ROE JUDGES or PROBATE.
Y.r thu District II Rutlssd
HARVEY BUTTON, Waihisqford.
r.s The District Of Farhsven
ALMON WARNER, Castiesos.
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AFTERNOON

The Convention re assembled pur.
suant to its adjournment. DR.. A. G.
DANA, Chairman Of the Committee
upon the resolution Of Mr.. Kittredge,
reported that in the opinion Of the
Committee said resolution ought not
pass. The report Of the Committee
having been accerted, on motion it
was ordered that all Wings present
from any part Of the County be in
v'ted to participate in the exercises Of
tho Convention.
On motion Of DR.. DANA q Commit.
tee Olive was appointed by the Chair
10 propose a board Of Officers for the
permanent organization Of the Con.
vention, as follows DR.. Dana, F. But
ton, A. Allen, DR.. Howard, s. II.
Kellogg.
The Committee nominated the
following Board Of Officers, which
was unanimously confirmed:
Hon. G. 7. HODGES, Precedent.
JAMES ADAMS,
M Ssa'i E. k kssss, r's'is i'
S. NJ. CoNANr, Sscre-
G. A. FUTILE, taries.
On motion Of Mr.. EvERrs it was
ordered that a Committee be raised
by the several towns consisting Of
three from each Gin case 80 many
were presently TO propose candidates
for County Officers at the ensuing
election. This Committee was con.
stitutcd as follows:
Benson--B. +. Southworth, A. J.
Howard, J. Olmstead.
Brsndon--E. N. Briggs, W. NJ.
Lincoln, w. NJ. Field.
Castleton---J. Perkins, B. +. Lang.
don, w. Is. Colburn.
Chittendon-J. A. Bogue, d. b.
Bogue.
Clarendon.-F. Button, E. Smith,
A. Newton.
Danty-A. Bancroft, j. NJ. Fish,
l.. Edmonds.
Fairharen,-.W. C. Kittredge, A.
Allen, s. Wood.
Ha6bardton--P. Holmes, j. W.
Barber, W. &. Barber.
Ea--L. Fish, A. Tower, P. W.
Wilkinson.
Mendon. e. Mussey, O. Ford.
Middlstoun--R. Buel, Jr., 4.
Paul, Il. II. Woodward.
Mt. Holley-E. Parmenter, J.
Ackley, I Dodge.
Pasciet--H. HOLSTER, d. BIakely,
c. d. Edgerton.
Pitt.ford--G. Newell, +. F.
Bogue, G. r. Colburn.
I'ittsfeld--O. Hatch, n. r. Child.
PoHlta<y-H. Bailey, J Winchell,
w. T. FsEnam.
Rsslasd-w. Gilmore, e. Pisrpoint
J. 3. Page.
!&vevstsyy-D. Guernsey J. Buck.
T G. Foster.
ISsdSusy.-J. X. Hyde. II. J. Hor-
ton.
TGsnsos,h--C. Brewer, Z. Cramp- !
ton, 7. Clarke.
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~Ai Tie Maine Free Sol S,A'.
Conven,soo, n WateTyille. on Thur
day, Geo. p. Talbot, Esq, Wa re-nomi'
mated h their candidate for Covsfner