Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-21
Orange County Convention.

The Freeman OF Orange County, in pursu-
ance to call met at tn. Town Hall in Chelsea
on Friday, August 9Th, and organized perma
neniy by choosing Hon. ]. K PARISH OF Ran
doph, President Asa Low. Esq, of Bradrnrd,
Hon Elisha Tracy, of:lunbridge, l1on. Har
ry Hale, of Chelsea Joseph knight Jr, Esq.
Of Coriuth, Vice Presidents; l.. }. Nclndoe,
and K. P. Howard, Secretaries.
On motion, cummIlea OF five was appon-
ed bv the chair. consisting of B. Martin, Esq,
of Chelsea, Hon. John Lyndc, of v liams
town, 0 e. Hale, Esq If Wells River, H..
Strickland ESQ, of bradford E, lion. }. u.
Hutchinson, Of Randolph, o draft and report
resolutions tor the consideration aud aclion OF
the Couvenloh
A Committee Of three persons from each
town was appointed by the delegates OF ihe
town to pr. sent the names Of Candidates for
the various County Officers, for the action OF
the Convention 1t was voted that II be letl
discretionary with the Cou.mitee on nominations
as TO the present alton Il names OF candldaies
for De egates To the Constitutional Conventions
Adjuumed to half past one o'c ock
AFTERNOON
Mel as per adjournment, and when the meet
inc came To order Rev A Webster va ca led
upon by the Chair to address the Convention.
i Mr. low, from The Coumtrce nominations
reported The following named persons for Coun
ty Officers, each name which taken up
separately, and the nomination unanimously
confirmed by the Convention
Cor list of nominations for County Officers
see ticket under edito al head.
County Commttee-WM. f. Dickinson,
JAMES ) AiooRE, n d. BLAKE
The committee reported that thy thought
it mex pedent to nominate candidates to be sup
ported as delegates to the Constitutional on
vention, atthis time but would recommend The
County Committee to call Convention fo
that purpose some time in October.
The Committee on resolution reported tht
following which was discussed and unanimous
Ily adopted;
Resotped, That we heartily approve of The
Declaration Of Principles, adopted by the he
publican Mass State Convention at White Rlv
er Junction, on the I'd dav of July last.
ReSolred, That the able, many and patriot
ic course of aci n of Hon. ]. Moril. on
representative in Congress, merits and obtan
our entire and warmest approval and We vii
use our best endeavois TO encourage and sustain
him
The following is list of the Town Commit
tees reported;
Bradford-G. Prichard, Philips Groenlief
John Wilson, Cd Harrison Brown, VIM &
Andross ]. L. Green, Thos. R. Andres.
Brainiree--John Waite, ]. Q. A. Bass
JOSH h Ti'son.
Brsokfed-I.. G. Bigelow, A. L. Alls
R. S. Rate, H. p. Abbot, Marcus Peck.
Chesea-E!ihu hyde, Harvey Lincoln, Dl
vid Cram, John B. Bacon Frank in Dearborn.
Corinth-J Moore. Z. s. Foster, N. d
Blake, james NJ Dow, Davil Daaborn, L.
Row and, Chas, Burnhan.
Farlee-G. w Cooke, Sledman B. Hayes
Joshua Coburn, George Mclrdoe, Henry
Hoyt
Newbury-C. c. Dewy, II. K Wilson, Il
W Baiiy.
omnge-N. P. Waterman. G.. R. Richard
son. Asa NJ Hamlet Merrill Sargent.
Randoph-W lizard Tilson, ohm Mead. Dan
lei Odiurn
Strafford- R. Burnham; r II. Rollins NJ
L. McMarstn A. J. Morse G. R. Dow.
ThetGord--Lyman Hinkley, Scion Ladd So
lon Berry,
Iopsham-- James l. Gearey, Benson Aldricl
lIzeblel " lite
runbndge--s. Goodale, o P. Call, Isaia
Bacon
Helshire-N. Spear, Joel Derby, Roya
Mercy.
Washing -No'soa A. Taylor, KimbaN F
Martin, Mormon b Barron Joshua I " oot
man, David Taylor
NilliAmsDowo--P. n Martin, Potter slardr
John Lynde
West Fairlea--A H. Souhvcrh, s. /
Hutchins A. NJ Child
On motoa the jhaHs Of the Convent,
were presented to the Rev. A. " ebster, f
his abb and interesting address on this occ;
sion,
Il was voted that the proceedings of the Lou
veolIon be requested al insertion in lhs pancr
Of the County and such other papers IS wi
publish them.
After which the Convention adjourned
]. X. PARISH, President.
]. Il McINpoE, S,,;..
K.P Howard, '''' "'''''
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