Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-04

credit, or the good name and fame of tn
county. We hope to see another yea
that those who voted for these reptile
have repented of their iniquity; and W,
shall not probably hear hiss, for the re
bellion will be crushed, when the rebel
will have no further need of their servi-
ees--hitherto more valuable to them thar
their armies in the field. But for then
the rebellion would have ended long ago
zo'cnS. Rep. Cop
Albany-Charles Waterman, 80
Barton-J. F. Skinner,
Coventry-Pliny II. White,
Derby-Austin T. Foster,' 167 23
Irasburgh-Silas G. Bean, lG6 u
Morgan-Oliver Warren, &c 8
Holland-Levi Pinney,
Salem--John c. Parlin,
Jay-Joseph Hadlock,
Wesfeld-Albert S. Miller,
Newport--Ira Adams,
Lowell-B. f. Paine, 60 32
Troy-H. c. Wilson, 179 "a
Gloyer-Emery Cook,
Westmore-CaIvin Gibson,
Charleslon-E, Lyon,
Brownington-I. G. Smith,
Greensboro-B. Cummings.
Justices.
lRAsBURGE.-S Ii. Howard, c. w.
Dewey, r, B. Edmonds, w. S. Flint, L.
Holbrook, A. S. Ware, Ira Bryant.
TROY.-Orrin Dorman, Samuel Sum
ner, G. B. Cutler, S. b. Hammond, T. j.
Sartwell, John Dubois, L. p. James.
MoRGAN-Bryan Bartlett, j. Morse,
lothian Cobb, Paran Huntoon, Matthew
Whitehil.
DERBY.-N. S. Tinker Asa Kimball,
Person True, Henry Tinker, L. Rich
mond, Marshall Sas, w. w. Adams.
GLovER.--II. S. Chaplin, Fred. W.
KrmbalI, G. w. Todd, Emery Cook, A.
f. Clark, A. D. Patterson, Chas. c. Har-
dy.
The following is a list of the other
representatives in the state as far as
heard from. There are but two copper
heads in the list. If the rest of the state
does as well as those portions heard from,
our state ticket will be elected by nearly
10000 majority.
Montpelier, Charles Reed,
Duxbury, E. c. Crossett,
Waterbury, w. w. Wells,
Bolton, r. j. Morse,
SwanIon, Denison Dorman,
Burlington, W. G. Shaw,
ST. AIbans, w. G. Smith,
Randolph, Lyman L. Wheeler,
Braintree, Ira Mann,
East Montpelier, Truman c, Keltou,
Barre, Ira z. Holden,
Berlin, j. Newton Perrin,
Williamstown, no choice,
RoXbury, Seth NJ. Bailey,
Middlesex, VIM, +. McAllster,
Woodstock, o. P. Chandler,
Pomfret, Capt II. n. Bruce,
Royalton, John S. Marcy,
Windsor, S. G. Abbott,
Hartford, A. G. Dewey,
Norwich, Gen. W. L. Lewis,
Fairee, VIM. Cbilds,
Rockingham, j. II. Williams,
Bradford, Hubbard Wright,
Brattleboro, David Goodell,
Springfield, B. F. Wood,
Essex, D. II. Macomber,
Huntington, Z. T. Judson,
Highgate, 0. S. Rixford.
Sheldon, f. Marsh,
Calais, j. " r. Kent,
Richmond, Robert Towers,
Ttetford, j. B. Cram,
Newbury, W. r. Shedd,
Dauville, VIM. j. Stanton,
ST.. Johnsbury, Geo. B. Billiard,
Hartland, John Colby,
Barnard, Silas Topper,
Plainfeld, Sullivan B. Gale,
Marshfeld, G. W. u. Dwinnell,
Colchester, A. S. BrownelI,
Wiilistor, William Miller,
Jericho, E. II. Lane,
Leicester, John Bullock,
Middlebury, w. II. Parker,
Salisbury, G. W. Barrows,
Brandon, Geo. w. Parmenter,
Bristol, n. f. Dunshee,
Bridgewater, Columbus Carpenter,
New Haven, Henry C. Hunt,
Waterford, F. r. Carpenter,
Vernon, j. f. Burrows,
Weybridge, S. E. Cooke,
Rutland, S. NJ. Dorr,
Chester, William Rounds,
Poultney, c. A. Rand,
Mendon, G. Thornton,
Clarendon, N. ]. Smith,
Dandy, Levi Barrett, C
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