Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-07-15
yours,
JOHN DEWEY,
II. b. STACY.
d A HEALD,
JOSEPH BARRETT,
II. CARPENTER,

II. CARPENTER,
On motion Of ieman Carpenter, Of Washing
ton County, said communication from the State
Committee was accepted and referred 10 the
Committee on Nominations orstate Officers, with
instructions 10 report q nomination of five gentle
men 10 constitute the vs. hlg State Central Com.
mittee.
Mr. Dewey, Of Essex County. introduced the
following resolutions, which were read ami a.
dopied:
Resoired That The Convention proceed to
make nomination of Governor. Lieut.. Govern.
or and ffeasurero of the State, in the following
manner:
The members of the Convention 10 assemble
in their respective County Conventions forth
with, and appoint Committee equal to double
their representation in the State Senate, and
hand the names Of the persons so selected to
the President Of the Convention. who shall re-
cognize said sixty persons as the Committee on
State nominations and the said Committee to
meet immediately after their appointment, and
present ticket of nominations for State Officers
for the consideration of the Convention.
Resoiued. That the Committee on the State
Nominations present for the consideration Of the
Convention, the names Of two persons as candid
ntes for Elect rs at Large Of President and
y ice President OF the United States.
On motion Of Mr. Barrett, of Addison Coun-
~ ihe Convention resolved itself into County
conventions, for The purpose Of carrying into Of
feet the foreuuinr resolutions and nAer srroe
time spent therein, the President resumed the
Chair, and the following named gentlemen. on
he nomination Of the several County Conven-
tons, were appointed the Committee 10 nominate
State Officers Elector at Large aud State
central COMMITTEE;
"e"" '"s''" ''"Hty.- dessfs iar"ood, Han,
sum A'es"oiu'
""mo" 'o'-Messrs hlflandi Ferry, STAR,
"a v'' S'is eahlt hiinoal.
hniaHd Co.-Nessrs Dona, Fish, Strong,
Spencer heIogg, briggs.
ut'so, So'-nle asiS benson, Powers, SHIN
'''' , j,2 mum iilllo"' Ci1ne' heiiG,
manson to-Messrs Seymour, Bushnell,
urendey' Jones.
"H"se 'o'-Messfs Moore, bartholomew,
D"ignt' heyes,
O"I''''ue" 20 - 'lessrs baxter Miller, Ial-
usI ~ LeNeh"orih' NIeason, onion
:, sGn'g'oH oo'-Messfs Walton, Carpenter,
Oi1ss, DIe"'
'@'edo"ta Co'-Messrs Deiano, slade, Moul-
Uo' a'iooh'
'u'NtH Co. -hessfs l4oodhland Houghton,
,'sou' W eaui Les'ens, rat
LdRioiHe to.-Messrs StoweI, Raymond.
O'eans Co hessrs cheney, Owen.
Lsser to;-Messrs Benton, Hubbard.
"Tdna isie 20, Messrs Humphrey, Butler.
on MOTION OF Mr Dewey, OF Essex County, it
was
heSo'red' mat when the convention adJourns,
auIouih 10 meet al three o'clock this afternoon
al Hroye' 10 De desg nated for the purpose, IN
'ls SCUM part oil the Village
Oh uiouoh' the convention adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
The Convention re-assemblel in increased
numbers at the Grove near Union Street, select
ed for the purpose, and resumed the unfinished
business Of the Convention.
Mr. klmball, Of Wndbam County, from the
COMMITTEE, appointed to nominate permanent Of
hcers Of the Convention, submitted their report.
which was unanimously adopted, and is as fol.
lows;
FOR President.
JULIUS CONVERSE. of Windsor County.
For Pice Presidents.
Sylvester Deming, of Bennington County.
Ebenezer n. Briggs. of Rutland
Ians Fletcher, of Addison
Ezra Mech, Jr, Of Chittenden
Augustus Knight, of Grant Isle "
B Is Newton, OF Franklin
S1seph W aIerlhai' OF Lanollle
6uAries .; paha' OF Saledonla
Ueman Carnenter Of Vasb;n,.,o
Hiram Harlpu ~ yv;n !" aS.'iis' on