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or SIX hundred delegates were present, the bod,
oil The House was full, and there did not appeal
to be room for more.
lie Convention was called 10 order by DR.,
Dewey, tie Chairman OF the Stale Central Com.
milter, whereupon Judge Baxter, of this town.
IRON the Committee which had been appointed
a. the informal meeting held this forenoon Ia
nominate officers for the Convention. made n
report, by which Ex-Governor CARLOS Cool
IDGE was selected as President, Of the Convcp.
ton, and the usual number of Vice Presidents
and Secretaries were designated also.
On taking the chair, Gov eruor Cpolidre made
a bret but an exceedingly appropriate address.
lie gave TO the Convention his hearty thanks
Tor their expression of good will towards him.
lie would not repay 1t 10y making IN return any
extended remarks. The Wing party Of Vef-
mont, and especially this Convention, needed
no Instructions 10 iii them to perform their con.
sutuuohal duties 1t was, and it always has
ocen, The party OF the Constitution, OF the laws.
ana Oi The UNION. 1t had always profcsspd
among lis principles, wise conservatism on
the one hand, aud firm and manly lnlep n /.
ence on the other, and in regard to what should
be done here To-Day, OF course it was not ms
I"ts' 'It" It 1t ""' MS ""ll, /" indicate, but nc
-' Z" '''a. 'ot'"LE "ou,o Oe zone 'htt would
'"" 'p'' nc VI vermont, Oy umlu ac-
s"I' vac 'o',e"'p'" VI ou' Po''Ical opponents,
,n,, '''','' ''o'''''3 'a'i' o' 'nP''c
- 90 o,-"'e r''',''' "'ho"s 'he w ms.
"A Committee Of one from each county vas
w., W O'"'' "'N ,ePort resolutions
49,, ,I' C..''''''''eo c"u,' NOT gather
I,r,L r,,,.s ''o W ny P,e'S Vi ''e HIa'e was
Iv'!!I ~" ''
Il " '''I '''G co'"'n'''ee were out several gem
.'."'V'. o'''IF addressed the Convention with
, ,r'''a'" S pertinent TO '"e occasion. Among
~ ,t;,I,I".' o"t we're nlr. btIhIhI'
" ~ n'pu'eo"' ~ iio',ahu' OF ,he springfield
~ '''i""' ICY n'"u'f!'oi DurI'Ha'"h' Mr..
o 49, W - 'o'''''p"'y' ahd your humble
sI'i", 1"c ""''e' however, calls were
''''oe ~ ''o" '"'' McdC""'h' Member OF Con
aaI ',oI " T"o"' sPee'n seemed to be eX'
PI-'eo' ""u "''"'" .''e ""o'e convention were
"Pi """"uS ~ near ne was not pres
o''' Gu' ';'"'I ""o ""e" VI MS whereabouts,
~ ''''''' ''''t ne "ou'o presently
~, ~, - "''N "'l, go vac convention.
.-,'I .p'''."'''Ve, "''c' con,uerAbe deIay re-
ro',s" ','' "h!cn were sent Gown
~, "P'' oe'ore Young upon
-'- : nc"I'"'" arose ana spoke Tor
De differences amnnr \Vb,,,s. h., ,L.,,. ',,.a
not differences which inynIved n,inc'rios Nm,
differences only a, in midas nf ao,j, nI W.,
were ,hlnr, that could no onJ ,.nl,p InU 'i'ss'
ted without prouucinr nrl,,nd fool,,,rs a,,l,,',.
Individuals. or dIyi.ion in nnr i H. ,'''
,rn. that our onnonenis varn n,,nI'i,,o 49, "nJ
were anyiously d.sirin,, tb,, so,n,,I',7,.
IN, said or dana bo-, 80 VI
breecb in onr n,rl, ., ,I,.., ,i ;.n. Nn'o
and achieve q v,c,orv in , ,' ,"S' ,"i'e III
Wbi, madness md G,II,, r., ,N,'. , .,,,Ns
d.saG,ojn,ed. tho WIKI. df v :".y "V''u w
shoulder IN sboulIo, and ,haro ,ta,' Ie''
m,in. Ummon'o cr,oo"in'' vac! "00'u 'e-
lie said thar we h,J nv nan, .n
new princioIas +, nromnI,a,o w. ~ o'.''' u"
or in favor nf VIZ are as e'1
Stale. free terTitorS u; VI ',.e o"''eu
the Cunstiufion hs ~ 'uo', ., "'es aS
is,arc. W. are as ave., ~ ,1..sr al e"'
tive tariff 50 that the vs. ~ p'"'eV-
NAV H.. d.yoIonoJ ,i,a''.'I, W Wv. C0""fS
rrv Stimulated ,rd ro,,,rini - ,it C"u"-
said tb,, il was sometime. I.oa ",eC'i"u'
Conyress he'd No, ,s,,"I a,,' why vac r"s'
lie Womb saw tLa, rne I\'bi p'I "a a t".'i
tn cnt sncb :; b,II,h,n,,,,I, :, I. 49, ~. ''".u
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