Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-25

.Spriaqfeid- Ioel Woodbury., Chas. A. |
ii. L Grain, Daniel Rice, G. A.
II. Ellis, Lewis Davis, Il. Ingham, John |
Hall.
Bahimore--R. S. Piper, Geo. Davis.
Hoodstock--O. p. Chandler, Eliakim |
Johnson, Nathan Gushing, Daniel Taft Hol
lis Stow, Aaron w. Whitney, Harace +.
Bunham, Luther o. Greene.
On motion of John +. Dean, Esq, of Cav
endish, Lewis Emmons, S. Taylor, Elias
Bates and Ward Cotton were allowed seats
in the Convention as delegates from the
town of Hartand.
On motion of H. L. Grain Of Springfield.
it was voted that John Porter, n. B. Saf-
ford, W. L. Bragg and Geo. w. Fogg. be
allowed seats as delegates from the town Of
Hartford.
The Convention then adjourned to NEE,
ut o'clock IN the afternoon.
AFTERNOON.
On motion it was voted that the Conven-
ton proce ed to the nomination of Senators
by ballot.
The Chair appointed G. II. Chapman Of
Cavendish, and Samuel Taylor of Hartland,
tellers.
Hon. Hugh II. Henry nominated Hon.
Thomas E. Powers of Woodstock. The
votes were collected and counted, and Mr..
Powers was declared to be nominated.
| Joel Woodbury. of Springfield, nominat-
ed James A. Pollard, of Plymouth, for sec
ond Senator. Mr.. Henry of Chester
nominated Prosper Merrill of Reading.
The votes being counted the first ballot stooc
as follows:
i Prosper Merrill, 46; James A. Pollard
A; G. w. Stickney, 8 Scattering, 2.
i I'd ballot, Prosper Merrill, AZ; Jane
A. Pollard, So; Scattering, 8.
Mr.. Pollard having majority of tn
votes was declared to be nominated.
/ For third Senator, Justin Lille nominal
} ed Silas Tupper of Barnard /; Elias Bate
presented the name Of John Colby Of Harl
land and Hon. 0. p. Chandler presente
: the name of Noah B. Stafford of Hartford.
/; 1st ballot, Noah B. Stafford, 50; Sils
$ Tupper, 26 /; John Colby, 81; Scattering
2 2.
e I'd ballot, Stafford, AZ; Colby, 25; Tul
e per, 2l.
i Mr.. Stafford having majority Of the vot'
e cast, was declared nominated.
y For States Attorney, Eliakim Johnst
e nominated Charles p Marsh of Woodstoc
d and s. H. Leonard nominated VIVA. Roun
of Chester. Mr.. Rounds was nominated.
'f For First Assistant Judge, Noah B. Ss
s ford nominated John S Marcy of Royalto
/ and Oramel Sawyer nominated Solon Da
IS forth of Barnard. Mr.. Marcy was mol
+, mated.
l. For Second Assistant Judge, Wall
le Newell nominated II. c. Haven Of Ludlo
u and Nathan Gushing nominated Joseph J
Colburn of Springfield. Mr.. Colburn W
nominated.
The nominations for Sheriff and Hi
!. Bailiff we're made by aeclamation, as +
= lows:
:. For Sheriff, Lorenzo Richmond,
Woodstock.
r For High Bsilifi, Joseph Adams, Of c;
al endish.
The Convention then separated into L
r. trict Conventions, for the nomination
! Judges of Probate. The following nomi
tions were made:
n Hartford District,-Hon. John Port
:. of Hartford.
Windsor District-Hon. VIM. M. I
:. CRY, Of Weathersfeld.
= On motion, the Chair was requested
:. present names for County Commitee
!, the ensuing year. The following we're |
sented and elected, being the old ine'
I'd bents:
"a Charles p. Marsh of Woodstock, Lutl
~ Adams, of Chester, James G. Henry
!. Royalton, William f. Lewis Of Norw
William w. Howard Of Windsor.
Mr.. Russ of Pomfret, offered the fol-
ing resolution, which was rejected by Ii
dali majority:
ReSolced, That the County COMMITTEES
al instructed to call the next County COM
WIN ton as a MASS Convention, and previou
July.
On motion Of VIM. Rounds Of Chestt
was.
low Resolred, That in future no town s
'in- have voice in Windsor County Con
tion except such town be represented
B. delegates, duly elected, who shall be
sent.
G. Hon. Crosby Miller, Of Pomfret, il
osh' duced the following resolution:
III Resolred, That this Convention cord
'p"' endorsed the ticket for State Officers n
=. mated a: the late State Convention