Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-25

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of the people who have gathered in this beau
tiful city. II is that brothery Kindness and
generous emulation which has marked every
conversation and every discussion, showing
desire for nothing save the country's good.
Earnest, warm, generous preferences are OK
pressed ardent hopes and fond purposes arc
declared; but not during the three days |
have spent among YOU ALL have heard an
unkud word uttered by one man against an
other. hail it as an augury of success, and
il during the proceedings Of the Convention
you will unite 20 porpctuate the feeling and
allow il to pcryadc all your proceedings. I
declare to you it will be the surest and
brightest omen Of our success, whoever may
be the standard bearer in the great contest
that is pending. lApplause.)
In that spirit, gentlemen, let us now pro-
coed TO business to the great work which
the American people have given into our
hands to do
Mr.. Marsh. from the Committee on Perma-
ucnt Organization. reported the following as
Vice Presidents and Secretaries:
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Maine S. r. IIcrsey: New Hampshire
William Halle Vermont, William Ilcbard
Massachusetts. Ensign H. Kellogg: Rhode
Island, r. g. Hazard Connecticut, c. +.
Cleaycland New York. William C.. Moves
New Jersey. F.. j. Rogers Pennsylvania.
Tbadous stevens. Dolawaro. Tohn c. CLARK:
Naryland VIM. l.. Marshall. Virginia. Rich
ard Crawford Ohio. George ID. Burgess
Indiana. John Beard Illinois. David Davis
Nficbigan + w Ferry: Wisconsin. II. Crock
or. Iowa. Henry /. .Sbot,le: Minnesota. Aaron
Goodrich Kentucky. w. D. Gallagher
Texas. w. 7. Chandler: California. A. A.
Sargent OREGON. Joel Burlinpamc Kansas.
William Ross: Nebraska. A. S. Paddock
District of Columbia Ceorge Harrinoton
SECRETARIES
Maine. Charles A Winr. New Hamn-
shire. Nathaniel Hubbard. Rhode island. Il.
II. Hazard Connecticut. II. II. Starkweath-
er: Massachusetts,. Charles 0. Rogers: New
York Theodore NJ. Pomeroy; New Jersey,
Edward Bet,le: Pennsylvania, J. Bollman
Bill: Delaware. Bcni. c. Hopkins. Marvland.
VIM. i. Coole: Virginia A. w Campbell
Ohio. Horace Il. Beebe; Indiana. d. ID. Pei.
late Illinois. $. Davis Michigan. VIM. l..
Stoughton: Wisconsin. L. T. Frisbv. Iowa.
w. r.. Allison; Minnesota, ID. A. Secawb;
Missouri. j. j. Kidd Kentucky. J. j. Hawes /;
Texas. Dunbar Henderson California. d. J.
Staples: Oregon. Eli Thayer: Kansas. John
A. Martin Nebraska, II. p Hitchcock
The names of Messrs. Marshall. Moves.
Stevens. Crawford. Davis and Burlingamc
were received with loud cheers.
Mr.. Judd of Illinois. on the part Of C. G.
Thomas. working Rcpublican of Chicago.
presented to the Chair a handsome ravel. He
said it was not the wood ivory and silver
alone that made it valuable II was nrecious
in consequence Of assooation-bein, a niece
of oak from the aag-sbin of the gallant Law
romeo rChoors II was an onbleu of the
Republic,n nartv-strong and not noisy Tho
notto IL bore was ono which nood mot he ur,,-
ed pnon Ropublioans "Don't Give nm tbo
shin f. He bonod that AT tbe end Of tho
conflict tine Rcn9blicans would he able to saw
with anotbor great commando rWe bayo
net the enomv and thev are ours 0m-
nonse Applausol
Tho President accented the proseut. on the
mart of the National Convention. in few
graceful remarks. declaring that the Ropubli-
cans would observe the mottoes. and never
would rive up the shin (ApplauseD
Mr. Tracey of California moved for a COM
mitteo of one of each State and Territory on
resolutions. and that the Illinois resolutions
be referred 10 said committee. Adopted with
ont debate. and tho following committee was
appointed
\, ZEE oS "h'oio i'VHs
Amos Tuck Vermont. f. n. Brioos Massa-
chusetts, George S. Boutwell,; Rhode Island,
=. T. Eames Connecticut, S. w. Kellogg
New York, Henry r. Selden New Jersey,
Thomos s. Dudley; Pennsylvania, William
Jessop; Ohio, j. II. Barrett; Indiana, VIII
liam I. Otto; Illinois, Gdstayus Koeler !;
Wisconsin Carl Schurz; Iowa, John A. kas-
ON; Minnesota, Stephen Miller Delaware,
N d. Smithers; Maryland, I. d. Blair Nir-
gnia, Alfred Caldwell; Kentucky, George
I. Blakely Michigan, Austin BLAIR; Mis-
souri, Charles NJ. Bemais; California, I. p.
Leary; Texas, }. Strauss; District of Colum-
bia, c. A. Hall ; Nebraska, 5. Bradlock :;
Kansas, }. 1. Hatterschordt Oregon, Hor-
ace Greedy.
When the name OF Horace Greely OF Orc
gOn was announced II was received with loud
cheers and laughter.
Mr.. Rollins of New Hampshire moved that
each delegation report the name Of one per-
son to constitute member Of the National
Republican Committee for the ensuing year,
which was carried.
The Convention then adjourned till ten
o'clock A. NJ. tomorrow.
SECOND DAY
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