Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-17

/ Convention, some of whom have conversed
with, and all admit it to be IA false accusation
This ticket being returned with the above false
accusation, for the want of true one, the Re-
publican committee consented to take his name
off, and place instead man who formerly was
Wing. The ticket WAS than again presented
to the Wing Convention, when another altera-
tion was call I'D for, Tat OF changing one of
their own names to furnish suitable man for
the clerk of the cart. EsHfg
will here say, that after learning the dispo-
sstions of our men who had been placed upon
that ticket. AMI the fact that the committee
were sending the ti'kct continually to the Wing
Convention to h. actel upon, and not even no.
ticinc the Republican Convention by way Of
sending in their ticket to he acted upon by them
we came to the conclusion that the Republican
committee and a f,w Others, eight Or ten in all
considered Themselves Convention enough to do
the business with tho Wings, We, therefore,
mt the Town Hall concluded to eall the Conven-
ton to order, and appointing a President, pro
tenn. committee of three was appointed to in
sor,n the committee sent out in the morning
that the Convention had adjourned, and on mo-
ton the Convention adjourned. sine de- This
com ..ittee did notify the chairman of that com
mittee, according to their instructions. The
whole number in that Convention when it adj
journad was thirty-iour: the number in it in
the forenoon WAS thirty-eight.
A report was made between six and seven o.
clock that the committee had agreed upon a
ticket. vas invited to go into the room, No
4, to hear the'roport of that committee went
in, and found some eight or ten ready for tn,
report. Preparations being made to report, ar
idea suggested ITSELF to one of the Republicans
and he observed that perhaps there might be
fome remarks made about it if this report wa,
made to Convention assembled in a bedroom
(I use his own cxprcssion.) Therefore e pro
posed to adjourn to the Town Hall, like men
get in all they could. and there report the ticket
and resolve for its support. All Started from
the bedroom for the Town Hall. A few of III
who had been careful to keep tally of numbers
thus far, counted some eleven or twelve Repub
licans and Free Democrats, some Of these las
going for the purpose of reporting to the Free
Democracy, and about as many more Wings
which make tic whole number some twenty five
We learned tlat the report was accepted ant
tic ticket adol ted without OF ositon. This
expected, inasmuch as the Convention had long
tince adorned and gone home, unless the Re
publicans had got to pulling hair among them
selves. Hence the report has gone out, that thu
ticket was adopted without opposition Yoy
undoubtedly will be furnished with copy O.
tliis Wing ticket by s,me one of the Republicans
which ticket 10 doubt will be supported by al
the members Of that bedroom adjournment t,
the Town Hall, together with the other W higs
The Wing Convention appointed COMMITTEES
in the several town through the Co4nty-tht
keeping up the old organization Of the Wings
so that in fact we have presented to Us, the Ere
Democracy Of Vermont and Or.nge Comfy
Wing nominations entirely for a State Ticket
District nominations, and County officers to b
supported DO Us at the coming election. Vii
We do it, We must, or bcsiir ourselves to ar
zion, and present to the public other tick st
lcted from tile RANKS Of the known and tri,'
friends Of Freedom. AFaEYD OF Freedom.