The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-21
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN. JULY H. 1867.

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Tbresher. Reuben Smith, VIM. Densmore'
VIainfeid-D. Mould, h. Batcheiuer' 'o"'
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mopds. o. w. circuit, Ii q. Ellis
Vmisfeld-O. c. Wilder, Ii. +. Thomas H.
W Green. F. Bushnell. Ii ). Campbell
Uaterbury-J s. Graves, NJ. [. Stewart
Geo W. Moody. ~, =,
Woodbury-A. Town. A. 5. Wheatly, j.
BENJAMIN. j. Jewell, J. Ainsworth.
Wo,csstsr-Henry 5. johnson, Albert I.
Crane. NJ. NJ Harris, Amos K. Hancock, John
Hill.
On motion Of Mr. Cook of Cabot the report
of the Nominating Committee was LAID on the
table
The Committee on Resolutions, through their
Chairman, Hon. K. Richardson, reported the
following resolutions
Resolved That we hold it to be the duty Of
all loyal men to stand by the Onion IN this hour
of ITS peril, to unite their hesrts and hands In
earnest patriotic efforts for ITS maintenance
against those who are in arms against 1t to
sustain with determined resolution our patriotic
President and his Administration IN their en- er
getc efforts for tho preservation OF the Union
against enemies at home or abroad to punish
traitors and treason with fitting severity. and to
crush the present wicked and caussless rebellion,
80 tina, no Aag of disunion shall ever again be
raised over any portion of the republic That
to this end we invite the operation of all men
who love their country, IN the end 3avOr h re-
en- klndle throughout the States such patriotic
fire as shall utterly consume all who strike at
the Union Of our fathers, and all who symPa-
thze with their treason or palliate their guilt.
Res0iced That We tender our hearty thansa
and gratitude to our brave soldiers in the fel5
who have 50 nobly periIed their lives 70 sustain
)uy flag and IN mass convention here as-eln-
Dled We pledge to each other and the country
,ur best Efforts - and 10 recruiting, reinforcing
and encouraging the brave army of the Union
low rallying to the call Of the President for
500 ,OO uen, aud still 300 900 more.
Resolved, That we commend to the freemcn
II Washington County the ticket nominated for
state OfScers by the Convention held at Mont !
,eier on the 9Th of July, and also the ticket
his day nominated for Comfy Officers as nom
nullons rs to be made &nd unanimously sup
,orted at The ballot box.
Rev. }lr, Stone Of Nurthhed moved 10 amend
he first resolution by striking out the word |
: loyal and the motion prevailed.
The Resolution was further amended by StrIk !
ng out the word = men and Inserting :" the |
'"opie Of the Country
Mr. Burke of Berlin moved 80 amend the |
Inendment by adding the worth. wit out dis |
Inctlon Of color; Amendment adopted
The resolutions rs amended were then unaui- !
nously adopted
The report of the Nominating Committee was
AIKEN up and unanimously adopted.
Mr. Cook OF Cabot offered the f0hDwin. re.o.
utiOn
Resolred, That all future Conventions of the
'ounty Ut Washington for the purpose OF nom |
mating candidates Tor County Officers, bs called !
elegare conventions, blowing each town the
lumber Of three delegates
Mr. " lizard moved To amend ~ hxing the /
lumber Of delegates ut one from each town and
ne additional delegate fer every hfty votes !
asst i'n the ticket nominated at th.. STATE Con. /
entOn on the 9th.
Mr. George of CALAIS moved to dismiss ,h-
esolution adopted.
On motion o, Mr.. Taylor, adjourned