Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-13
Orange County Republican Con-
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W. nIlOu.
Agroeably to previous call, the Republic
cans Of Orange County met in Convention at
Chelsea, on Thursday, Aug. 9th, and proceed
ed to a permanent organization by choosing
Hon. A. H. GILMORE, President l.. j. Nc
lndoe, and L. G. Hinckley, Secretaries.
On notion committee Of two persons
from each town were appointed by the dele
gates from the respective towns, to nominate
County and Probate Officers.
On motion, Committee to draft and re-
port resolutions, was appointed by the Chair,
consisting of the following named persons =
Asa Low, Esq, of Bradford B. Martin,
Esq, of Chelsea Hon. j. K. Parish, of
Randolph; William Hebard, Esq, of Chel-
sea Hon. j. S. Morrill,, of STAFFORD and G.
G. Dewey, Esq, of Newbury.
On motion, the Convention adjourned till
2 o'clock p NJ.
AFTERNOON On reassembling in the af-
ternoon, the following nominations were re-
ported, and unanimously confirmed by the
Convention
For Seuators-H. G. Dwight, of Vershire;
j. B. Hutchinson, OF Randolph.
assistant Judges-Chares Barrett, Of
Strafiord Sprague Arnold, Jr., of Brook
field.
States Attormey-C. c. Dewey, of New
bury
High Sherif-Jeremiah Dodge, of Thet-
ford.
:, High Ba4if-Erdix 7. Smith, of Cor
Judges of Probate-Bradford District
A. B. w. Tenney, of Newbury; Randolph
District-H. A. White, of Washington.
County Conmattee-Wm. Dickinson, of
Chelsea Burnham Martin, of Chelsea;
John A. Tenny OF Corinth.
The following named persons were appoint
ed Town Committees for their respective
towns:
Bradford-R. G. johnson, George Prich-
ard, Elijah Smalley, J. L. Green, Charles
McDuf1ee, John H. Sawyer
Braintree-A. p Hanback,, Josiah Til
son, Jr, A. B. Ferry.
Brookfeld--Daniel A. Morse, Richard
Updike, Royal Abbott, Julius B. Lyman, E.
f. Clahin.
CorintA-Alonzo Dickcy, Charles H. Burn
ham, Aonzo Hanson, Caleb Taplin, Moses N.
Heath.
Chelsea-Harvey Lincoln, Franklin Dear
born, VIM. Noble.
Fatrlee-S. L. Granger, S. B. Hayes, NJ
e. Rugg.
NemJury-C. G. Dewey, II. W. Bailey,
II. X. Wilson, Henry Buxton, John Bailey,
Jr.
Or0nge-Erastus Camp, Samuel Croxford,
Chester Dickey, r. E. Patterson.
Randolph-J. b. Hutchinson, j. X. Par
ish, A. W. Brooks.
StroGord-Chester B. Dow, Scion Frary,
VIM. McMastcr, A. j. Morey, John II.
Moore.
Thettrd-L. G. Hinckloy, Scion Ladd,
Scion Berry, W. A. Reyes, Charles Burn
ham.
TunJridge-James NJ. Whitney, Aaron
n. King, Stephen Goodale.
Towham-James L. Geary, Benson Al
drich, Ezekiel White.
Vershne--J. NJ. Ames, Winthrop Davis,
John G. Carleton, Ezra Maxfeld, Lewis
Godfrey
Washimgton-Harry Downing, j. F. Full
som, Orrin Eastman, John Stevens, N. H.
Caswell.
WHiamsto1cn--Porter Martin. r. L.
Martin, N. &. Davis, Plymon Seaver, s. S
Briggs
West Fairlee--L. II. Bennett, S. N
Southworth, A. w. Moore, Simeon Hastings
b z. Prescott, AFRO Buzzell.
The Committee on Resolutions, through
their Chairman, presented the following
which, aft + being discussed, were unanimous
ly adopted:
Resolced, That we still firmly adhere tc
the great principals of the Republican party
to the doctrines of the Declaration of indie
pendence, and to the teachings of the found
ers of the Republic, and are inhexibly op
posed to any further extension of Slavery
whether by the direct action of the govern
ment, Or by diplomatic connivance, whether
by the strained action of the Supreme Court
or by the unrestraincd action Of Walker Fill
busters; and we pledge ourselves to resis
any such extension, come in whatever shape
it may, by all our legal and moral power,nov
and for all time.
Resolced That we approve the Republican
State Ticket presented by the State Conven
ton, and the County Ticket this day nomi
mated, and we recommend the nominees to the
cordial support of all the freemen of Orange
County.
The Convention was addressed by Hon. j
S. Morrill,, G. G. Dewey, and Burnham Mar
tin Esqrs.
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
A. II. GILMORE, President.
L. :. H H,Lcp1sv Secretaries.