Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-12

publcans. lie hau formerly oeeh u ueu'o-
crat. but could not follow the democratic
party into the arms of slavery, and left
them, or rather they have left him. He
further supported the resolution as one
which should satisfy those who did not wish
to release Montpelier on the bond.
Mr.. Burrows dryly remarked that he
would withdraw his motion TO lay on the
table, on the ground of the third or fourth
conversion of the gentleman from Newfane
He was glad to hear that he had been con-
verted
Mr.. Field said he did not know what the
gentleman from Vernon meant by convert
ed"
TAs Mr.. Field takes the Montpelier side
of the State House question, Mr.. Burrows
doubtless thought his (F's) support of the
resolution did not tally with his sentiments,
and took the occasion to give him a shit. ]
The resolution and amendment were
then put together, and passed By a ,maai-
NOUS rote.
On motion of Mr.. kellogg of Jamaica,
a committee of five was appointed TO nomi-
nate County Committee, and the presi-
dent appointed Lorenzo White, Geo. New
man, and Alex Atcherson.
The Committee then proceeded to ballot
for candidate for Senator, II. w. Clark
had Al, Ferdinand Tyler IA, Geo. New
IN an 8, C. II. Richardson 2, j. f. Burrows
3, J. ID. Jones, Francis Daniels, S. l..
Hunt, Farley Starr, Ambrose Burgess, A.
II. Tucker, +. d. Sawyer, one each. To-
tai, IS. Mr. Clark was declared nominated
and the convention proceeded TO ballot for
second Senator:
William Harris, Jr., Windham, Sc
! j. C. Richardson, Westminster, "a
f. ID. SAWYER, Townshend 10
Ambrose Burgess, Grafton, g.
Total 70
2D BALLOT.
William Harris, Jr., AZ
| j. G. Richardson, : SO
+. ID. Sawyer, 5
| On this ballot there were 81 votes cast,
or four more than there were delegates
present, and on motion another ballot was
taken, as follows:
Sd Ballot, William Harris Jr. 81
j. c. Richardson, 40
and Mr.. Richardson was declared nomina-
tel. The following is the ballot for third
senators
S. l.. Hunt, Gulford AZ
f. T. Butterfield, Wilmington Is
j. +. Strarns, Dummerston 5
Cyrus Carpenter, Gulford 8
! +. ID. Sawyer, Townshend 3
! A. II. Tucker Halifax /
Mr.. Hunt was declared nominated, and the
following limitations were then made by
reclamation: County Judges - Marshal
Newton, Ira Goodhue. State Ahomey-
Geo. Howe. Sherif-Eleazer Gorham.
High BaiEf-John Hunt. Judge of Pro-
Jote Westminster district, A. Stoddard,
Marlboro district, Il. Tyler.
County Committee.
A. n. SWAIN, Bellows Falls,
ID. G. DEXr jamaica,
G. l.. Howe, Newiane,
LEONARD Brown, Nottingham,
c. c. LYNDE, Gpilford,
f. E. Kellogg, for the com nittee on res
olutions reports the following which were
accepted and adopted UNANIMOUSLY:
Resoieed, That this country can stand
anything, if it can stand the adminislra-
tons for eight years past.
Resotred, That while we view with
deepest regret, the absolute prostitution of
the national Government into subserviency
to slave propa2andism, and the encourage
ment OF flbusterism, and see the power of
appointment welded by the President for
!! purely partizan purposes, regardless of per-
sonal fitness for office, yet we have full
confidence in the integrity of the Republic
can party, believing that when they assume
the reigns OF Government, as they soon in.
: evitably must, the administration of our
national affairs viii assume somewhat of
pristine purity and vigor.
ResOt0ed, That the so-called Democrat
&c party by its position upon the great ma
. tional questions of the day, by its broken
pledges, by its reputation of the time hon.
ored policy of our country upon the sub
Ject of Slavery and its extention, by its
: passive acquiescenee in the demand for the
re-opening of the African Slaye.trade
deserves to be buried in the grave of obliy-
ion.
Resotced, That we do lot favor that
:, system of political economy, which de-
! prives the people of their post office privi-
leges, for the sake of raising money to buy
Cuba, and extending the Ubiquitous system
5 of Human Slavery.
r. Resotred, That the Republicans O
5 Windham County, endorse the resolution,
n adopted by the late Republican State Con.
yention at Brattleboro, as expressive q
their political sentiments and opinions, an,
g that we viii labor zealously to carry tbo,,
doctrines into practical operation
i Resotced, That we approve of the nom
o nations this day made for Senators c.