The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25

llHl dohn Dpgey chairman Of tbs Wing !
rtsJr 9a.nltiee rnlgd The Hssuug ~ order, |
,.ier which Committee Of one from each
ogniT appoihIed Nj the purpose, refon'
msn,hd tho following aaned gonllsmeu for
officers N he ron,enliou, who we're duly O. \
iettoda Isr llsE 1H urn .H
4atl. f.1f I'residsHf,
IInu. GE6nsKrf HOnGEs, ~ 'Ruuauds
IYcS P,asidsns, ,
lion, Charles Davis, " Caledonia County n
A,GWhtIrmOrc, OF Chlttrndeni Elisha lap
han, of liudahdi a. g. benton, Of Essex 4
Augustus Burt 81 fanklln Davis hich, Of
Addison, Mark Crawford, Of Wndhem
Warren Carrier, Of Windsor Elijah Glove
l,ud, of Orleans William liiFelosl Of Ben
nireion, Samuel Adams, ofGnud lsle An
au Pride, Of Washington Elihu Hyde, Of
Orange Moses More, Ol LAmOlle'
Secretaries,
q. II Plat, Of Braitleboro, @. Hayden, Of
~, Adams, l.. l.. Folletl, Of BuqingIon'
Tho proceedings Of ths Convention We copy
f,on the Daily Jo,VoR, They are sabylow'
MIR Stacy Of Burlington oilered,tha follow
ing resolution, which was adopted
Resolved, That committee o. Eve bc RJ''
rotated by the chair a. report rcsutHions for
che confederation ofthts Convention.
The following committee were appointed;
Ufrrrrr,- Jir7 AAiivutrrr'rvrI-dy
parrci. Of Middlrbury, u w &, Clarke, aud
II. Il. Stacy, ofBuringloh, and . ), Morrill,
ofStralord,
Air Stacy ofIcrod The follosiog resolutions.
which wrre adqplgdi r
Whereas tho Wig National Convention Is
(6br Constituted upon The present apporton-
mput of munhors u Congress- and whereas,
Hlso. by rcnson ct q nuw division Of COngross-
innal Districts Ia tlii Sfaic,it will be imp'ac-
ticab.e Tor tho districts 20 select dclegates
without special conventions iOr the purpose
R,solvch That this Convention do now
rrpc,cd a. elect four delegates and four sub
siitutc., in addition 10 the delegates AZ large,
Resolved That Nomiuabng Committee
sc thirty, corresponding 20 the number 'ui
State Senators in each county, be appointed
hy the members OF this Convention ia meet
ings by countless and that IL shall be the duty
uf the Committee 20 constituted 60 nominate
tw0 delegates At large "a the National Con-
vacation, andfwo substitutes, aud also a State
Central Committee OF Eve.
Resolved, That the Nominating Committee
shall, after agreeing upon delegates At large
and substitutes, sub.dyido into Committees
representing each Congressional district, aud
name niie delegate and one substitute for each
district aud the list of delegates 40 formed
.hAll bc reported 20 this convention 10y the
nominating committee,
r.. l.. Walton, Jr., from the committee on
rcsolutions reported the following, which was
unanimously adopted;
Resolved, As the seUsc Of this Convention,
0iAt the Wings Of Vermont stediastly abide
D., their on declared principles aud as par
tirularly set forth in thc resolutions adopted
by tho Stats Convention in june last that
thcy outdTIRin no preferences or prcludlces,
a. TO uJin, that will not checrfuOly be yielded
for the success of their cherished principles (;
aud tlni the delegates this day selected Ia
rvprvscnt Vermont in the National conVcn-
ton will Most AectTtaby dscimrgr their re-
upousible duty by faithfully endeayoung TO
secure the selection OF candidates who can
" l,gst command tho confidence and favor OF the
Whgs OF tho whole country.
The several counticr then elected tho fol-
lowing gentlemen as a nominating coihmit-
Addison couu,y---E ID, Warner. Geo. w,
Grandey.
Windhum--Asa Wentworth, jr,J r Blake,
+. ID, sawyer.
Rp,iand-E. y. Briggs, l. 7. Wright r.
II. Smith.
son, Warren Currier, j. w. Colbnrn.
Washingtop--E. T. Walton, Jr, Heman
, Carpenter,
Neutrality-suspicious. L. Stark, Jr., Ira X.
batrhutTirr. ="
Boo Clittondpn--D. W. Clark, William Wes-
ton. f . .......
Grand Islc-Lcwis Mott
Orlcans-Portus BAXTER.
EsseN--Preston May. -"
f Franklin-C. II. Hayden, II. Il. Royce
A.. Sabin 1
Caledonia-H Knapp, Daniel Bcckwith
Omnrc-O Orange Fifeld j, H. Parish, FL
ibn Hyde -------- .,-.-.4------'-.---
While tho committee on uomi mating dele
gates were out, theGonvcntion was Rbly adj
dressed by Messrs Meacham OF Mddlebury,
Wheeler. Of Burlington, and Stevens Of Bar
net. .i. H.
Tho committee to nominate Delegates to
the Natiohal Convention, and substitutes, re-
ported the following; who were duly elected
10y the Convention
Deiega,es at Large.
Justin s. Morrill,, strafIordi L. p. Walton,
ir., substitute. t
, Harry Bradley; Buriington,D. W. c. Clarke,
Burlington, substitute. i,,st-,.
District Delegates,
. First--TsSac +. Wright, Castlaton; +. N.
Briggs Brandon substitute.
Srcond--Uar!os Coolidge, Windsor; J. a.
Barrett, Woodstock substitute.
Third--Wm Nash, New Haven, G. w.
Grandey, Nergcnnes, substitute.
Fourh--u. II. Reed. Montpelier Henry.
s. Barlctt Lyndon, substitute.
The following were elected Whig State
Central Committee for the year ensuing;
JUN Dewey, G6ddHdt Henry b. Stacy.
burlington; Daniel a, Head, Ludlow ID. II.
Barreit Middleburyi Heman Carpenter,
Northileld
GEO. r. HODGES, President.
q. D.. T. }
C. II. hayden, Secretaries
b., G. f.. FoLLErr,
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