Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-02

held at Montpelier on the 2oth' FOR con-
venieace of reference we give below
more connected and full synopsis.
Chas. n. Davenport, of Wilmington,
,,rosided ,0ne Vice President was elected
from each county. $. G. Chandler, OF Mid,
dlebury, George W. Aiken OF Troy, ana
R. B. Roundy, of Weathers6eld, wee
elected Secretaries, i was ordered that ;
I. Committee equal TO Tie senatorial repre-
sentation from each county be chosen by
the delegates from the respective counties,
to nominate State ticket, a Stat COM
mittee, delegates to the next nat .onal dem
ocratc convention, and coun' g committees
where the old organic. ..uon has "run |
out"
Mr.. Atkins loved that committee OF
five be APPOINTED by the chair on resolu-
! tiols; which was carried. The President
| appointed on that committee, Hiram At
kins, A. M. Dckey, Erasmus Plympton,
Il. r. Wright and Geo. Washburn.
The convention adjourned for fifteen
minutes, and on reassembling the following
committee on nominations was reported for
the several counties
Addison-E R Wrigh1, d. Wright.
Bennington-A ', Huling, B f Buff
am.
Caledo" n U.aks I e Cham
berl;' ,aia---' w
Standardization S. Webster, Saml
Bishop, H B Smith. o, Iosner
, Franklin j Il Stuffehesn, '"'p''
!, Rand, w w Thorp,
: Lamoille-N B Keeler.
Orange--J E Chamberlin, } n Sleeper
) Orleans-R G Hopinson, II Ohsp-
d Rutland-I McDauiels, NJ Hillard, >
y Cain. ,,-. Atn
re Kent, Eli Bruce.
he beriain, E M Stocker.
all The convention was addressed by b /
be Smalley, of Swanton, at length.
"a Jasper Rand, for the committee on non
40 nations, reported the following tickle
&C.:
ole For Goyernor-TIMoTHY ?. REDFIEL
viii For Lit, Governor-E. A. CHAPLIN.
the For Treasurer-RoB'T NICK. ORMsB
is State Committee-H B Smith, E
TWO Wright, Erasmus Plympton, Geo Was
burn, P S Benjamin. -,
tho Delegates at Large-H B Smith OF nj
naJ ton, N II Arlington of Bakersfield, su
tho stitute. L S Partridge of Norwich Al
Loot McLane of Fairlee, substitute. John Va
,ma of Rutland; A M HuliEg of Benningto
I;ad substitute. Timothy P. Redfeld OF MOI
aeo nelier: J M Weeks of Lyndon, subs
pin- tute.
we Adjourned to meet on the State ho'
,out Common, at 2. M.
' At 2 o'clock, the Convention met p
suant to adjournment.
that The report of the committee on reso
tees tons bv Mr.. Atkins, was then read e
move bodying the twenty-three resolutions
de- the Ohio Vallandigham Convention,
lows pether with preamble which declares
rites 'sThe political situation of the countr
such as to endanger the liberties and
,rr;Tl damental rights of the people. After est
in a fishing martial law in States where c
from, government is unobstructed, and comm
He ING the most tyrannical acts upon
brow rights and liberties Of loyal and unoHe
and ing citizens solely for a difference In pt
reer ical opinion, boldly attempts to justify
LII acts as in accordance with the Consutu
and the laws. This conduct of the
ministration of the General Governn
ident involves questions of more importance
2-15, any question of party politics or quest
ay.- in relation to the existing rebellion.
rpose They involve the right of the either
!, late home, property and personal liberty,
otaln, President claims the right, arbitra
a pat tyranncally and Illegally, to deprive
/ vol zens of these, and the Democratic part
ed by Vermont propose to submit to the An
o adj can people at the ballot-box, the que'
|, man whether he shall be allowed to do It,"
Jton's After the adoption of the report, ia
T Brooks, of the New York Express,
MAJ, introduced and made long speech |
&c and were frequent interruptions OF appl
a;tors during the speech and at the close
urroo1 times three cheers were given for the
,.ao,, tor. three cheers for the Governor OF
:, NON York, for Thomas Fl. Seymour OF
"A .In uecticut. for Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan
~ 'io Gen. Fitz John Porter, and three 81
~" W ~ tor Hon. T. P. Redfeld and the
= ,,o,,, nominees of the Convention. Groan
: t No., the President of the United States
,,otnra also given during the proceedings.
,ls' 49, In the evening speeches were mad
VI nd VIZ, mo H. 0. Wiley of Massachusetts,, and
~, .aO amJ mus Plympton of Wardsboro, Vt.
insur- The VERMONT AND Mont
ybody JUNCTION R. R.-The work on tins
ton of road which extends from st. John
,GJ. Billiards. crossing, between Swanton
st. Adams, is now progressing well.
Work on the Northern end of the Ii
cY'- contracted by D. G. Lindsey, for
ION the $4,000. The work on the Sou
,ribed end is being done by the Vermont
- Canada, uuder the superintendent
gehu- George Lindsey. The road Is OF
VI the easy construction, and it is thought
Ut thali some fifteen miles of the northern e
faVers the line will be ready for operation b
:, ieals next December.
ounter-
is the THE REBEL FINANCEs.-Ihe
: them. gomery, Ala, Advertiser tells some
,rrencv truths about the rebel finances IN der
alton of Mr.. Memmngers financial