Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23
VOL. XIV, NO. As WHOLE NO. 2s4e

Of state Senators in each County, be APP
pointed by the members Of this Convention
in meetings by Counties;and that 1t shall be
the duty of'thc Committee so constituted
to nominate two delegates at large to the
National Convention, and two substitutes,
and also a State Central Committee Of five.
Rcsoired, That the Nominating Com
mutee shall, after agreeing upon delegates
at large and substitutes, sub-dnIde into
Committees representing each Cuugresslon-
al district, and name one delegate aud one
substitute for each district and the list of
delegates so formed shall be reported to this
Convention 10y tie Nominating Committee.
t. p Walton Jr from the Committee on
resolution reported the following which was
unanimously adopted
Rcsolrcd, As the sense-cf this Conven-
ton, that the Wings Of Vermont steadiastly
abide by their oft declared principles, and
as particularly set forth in the resolutions
adopted by the State Convention IN June
last that they entertain no preferences or
Ipreludices, rs to man, that will not cheer
| fully be welded FOR the success Of their
cherished principles and that the delegates
this day selected to represent Vermont IN
;he National Convention, will most accept
ably discharge their responsible duty by
faithfully endcavorlng TO secure the selec-
ion of candidates who Can best command
the confidence and favor Of the Wings OF
the whole Country.
The several Counties then elected the
following gentlemen as nominating com
miuoe:
Aaiison County-E D Warner, George
/ " Grandoy.
Itiaaham-Asa Wentworth, Jr., J. r.
Blake, f. d SAWYER.
Rutland-E n Briggs. l. 7 Wright
r. II. Smith.
Hmdsor-P + Washburn, Daniel Den
nison, Warren Currier, W Colborn.
IEasangtoa-E P Walton Jr., IIemar
Carpenter.
Bennington james L. Stark, j., Ira X
Ba;chelder.
caittuden-D. W. c. Clarke, William
Weston
Grand Isie-Lewis Mott.
Orhaus-Porus Baxter.
Esar-Preston May.
Fraaklin-C. H. Hayden, II. L. Royce
A. Sabin.
Caiedonia-Il Knapp Daniel Beckwitl
Oraagc-Orange FIdeld, J. X. Parish
Elihu Hyde.
While the committee on nominating de
crates we're OUT, the Convention was abl
addressed by Messrs. Meacham of Middle
bury, Wheeler Of Burlington, and Steven
> of Barnet
The committee to nominate Delegates
the National Convention, and substitute
reported the following, who "ere duly ee
ted by the Convention
: Delegates at Large,
h Justin 5. Morrill, Straa'ord; L. P. Wa
y ton, Jr., Montpelier, substitute.
9 Harry Bradley, Burlington d. W.
Clarke, Burlington, substitute
+ District Dctgates,
O Frt-l~aac T. Wright, Casiletoni
: n. Briggs, Brandon, substitute.
S,coad-Cahos Coolidge, Windsor j.
y Barrett, Woodstock, substitute
c Third-Wm. Nash, New Haven; q.
/ Grandey Vcrgennes, substitute.
Foarth-Il II Reed, Montpelier; He
~ S. Bartlett Lyndon, substitute.
The following were elected Wing ST.
Central Committee for the year ensuing
John Dewey, Guildhal,
Herr, B. Stacy, Burlington,
Daniel A. Head, Ludlow,
j II. Barrett, Mddlebuy,
Ileman Carpenter, Mortified.
Ord,red That the proceedings OF t
Convention be signed by the President
Secretaries and-published.
There being no further business bell
The Convention IT was, on motion, ADJOURN
Geo 4. HODGES, President.
o. IL. PrArT,
c. T.. FoLLETT. J