Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-15
Orange County Republican Convention.

Nt''AiN"iio VI CEdhSo OOuuty met Ill OunNen-
ton at the Town Hall in Chelsea, on Wednesday
July 9TH, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and was called
to order by Vim. +. Dickinson, ESQ.,, Chairman
of the County Committee. The Convention pro-
ceeded to effect an organization by the choice
of Hon. J. X. PARISH, of Randol PHI, President,
LYMAN HINKLEY, Esq, of Thetford, HARRY
HALE, Esq, of Chelsea, and ASA Low, Esq. 4, of
Bradford, Vice Presidents L. j. McIndoe and
l.. G. Hinckley, Secretaries.
On motion of Hon. Joseph Atkinson, of New
bury, it was ordered that committed of three
persons from each town be elected by the dele
gates of the several towns as u Committee to
nominate County Officers.
On motion of j. Dodge, ESQ.,, of Thetford.
the delegates form the several towns composing
the nominating committee were instructed to
nominate u town committee for their respective
towns.
On motion of G. Rolfc, Esq, of Tunbridge,
the President appointed Hon. j. B. Hutchinson,
OF Randolph, r. Farnham Jr., ESQ.,, of Brad
ford, and Burnham Martin, ESQ., OF Chelsea, q
committee to present resolutions for the action
Of the Convention.
On motion of II Hale, ESQ.,, of Chelsea, Or
dered that when the Convention adjourn, it ad-
journ till two O'Clock in the afternoon.
Hon. B. Hutchinson, of Randolph, IN a
handsome speech, expressed his wish that his
name might not be presented for denomination
to the office of Senator, on account of business,
which would necessarily claim his attention.
On motion the Convention adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention re-assembled, and wasealled
to order by the President. t
The Committee on Resolutions being called
upon reported through their Chairmae, Hon.
-. b. Hutchisnon, the following, which were
by the Convention:
ResOiUed, That for and on behalf of the Re-
publicans of Orange County we heartily en-
dorse the resolutions of the great Republican
party of the state of Vermont, passed in State
Convention at Montpelier on the 29th day of
June last
Resolved, that to the Republicans of other
Counties we pledge the Republican party of
cod Orange" te contribute our full share to
the large majority of votes to be given for our
state ticket in September next
Mr.. Dewy, of Newbury, being called upon
addressed the Convention
Burnham Martin, Esq, of Chelsea, was then
called up, and made stirring speech. At the
conclusion of his remarks the resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
The Nominating Committee being called up
on, submitted through their Chairman Asa
Low, ESQ.,, of Bradford, the following report
which was accepted and adopted unanimously :
R R n. BARTHOLOMEW, For Senators.
.1aME w T,;GTTEGoRGE, County Judges,
CHARLES G. DEWEY For States Attorney.
ELISHA ALLIS, For Sheriff
RICHARD SMITH, For High Bailif
FOR JUDGES OF PROBATE,
WILLIAM F. DICKINSON, Randolph District
JOSEPH ATKINSON, Bradford District.
County Committee H. A. White Washing
ton, G. q. P. Baldwin, Bradford, Bchard Smith
Tunbridge, E. Hyde, Chelsea, James Hutchin
son. Jr Braintree.
TOWN COMMITTEES.
Bradtord-Wm. B. Stevens, S. t. George,
iona johnson, Henry McDuffee, Moses D. Farr
Albert Woodwork, VIM. H. Nourse.
Braintree-J. Q. A. Bass, Isaac Parish, wv
man Nef, William E. Chamberlain, Leonard
Smith.
Brookfeld-B. G. Bagley, j. r. Chanham
E. F. Clahin.
Chelsea-John B. Bacon, D. II. B. Allen, B.
+. Dearborn.
Corinth-N P. Blake, C. Burnham, Pete,
Jaton, P. M. Hastings, G. Bckford, f. c.
Richardson, j. @. Adams.
Fmrlee-John Stratton, W. X. Kibby, AL.
fred B. King, Samuel Coburn, VIM. Bragg.
Orange-Wm. P Noyes, R. e. Patterson
Chester Dickey, Chauncey Cutler, Denisor
Dcnsmore.
NeaSagy-A. 4. baldwin, Geo B. Damqe
0. B. Rodgers, II, II. Buxton, II. w. Bailey
Raadolph-S. AiBabbitt, John Russell.
&rQford-rNrank Washburn, S. f. Frary
VIM. S. McMaster, A. j. Morey, John II
Moore, Hiram Robinson.
.1IAetford-L. G. Hinckley, Scion Ladd, Chas.
Bunham, John McCary, s. X. Berry, W. A
Reyes.
Topsham-R. NJ. Bill, james Chamberlain
Ezekiel White.
7unbridge-Jonas NJ. Whitney, Aaron N
Ring, Nelson W. Smith.
Vershire-Daniel M. Richardson, Ransom
Smith, Winthrop Davis.
WashingtOn-H. A. White, Harry Downing
lloratio Thurbur, LuciuS Bhoney, p. o. Hunt
ington, F. P. Barron.
West Fairlee-John Quinby, John G. East
man, Joseph Tibbits.
WilidOiStOWn-S. NJ. Martin, Joseph Crane
Plyman Scayer,
The following resolution was presented, anC
after remarks from G. G. Dewy, ESQ.,, of New
bury, Asa Low, Esq, of Bradford, Judge Par
ish, of Randolph, Ii. Hale ESQ.,, of Chelsea
and others, it was unanimously adopted by
rising vote:
Resolred, That the Republicans Of Orange
County, in Convention assembled, tender theil
thanks to their Representative in Congress, Hon
j. s. Morrill,, for the faithful and efficient man
ner in which he has sustained the principles o
his constituents, and battled for the cause o
Freedom and the Union, and that in the judg
ment of this Convention he is entitled to re-elec
ton.
After further remarks from Judge Parish, B
Martin, Esq, and j. F. George, Esq, the Con
venton adjourned.
j. X. PARISH. President,
l. /: & &. M m'ssRosl. |seeretarie'.
MEXICAN NEws.-The Southern mail arrived
at Washington July Sd, bringing New Orlean
dates of Sunday. The papers contain full de
tails of Mexican news.
The seat of government of the Department o
Tamaulipas has been removed to Matamoras