Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-24

this District has not been suspended; but
only for the sub-districts not drawn. and we
learn, unoHicisly, that this postponement ia
only to give time for the examination Of those
already drafted.
PRovosr MARsHAL's oRrIcE, lst DISTRICT, Vt.
Rutland, July l6 1868
The draf for the hve remaining subdstrcs in the lt
Dstrietof vermont is hereby adjourned until further
C.R onAss capt and Provost Ma'shaI.
ORANGE co. UNION CONVENTION.
The Union County Convention met on the
18th inst, at Chelsea and was organized by
the election Of the following officers Hon
jeremiah Dodge Of Thetford, President.
Messrs. p. NJ. Seavor, S. G. Clement, and D.
NJ. Richardson, Vice Presidents; Messrs.
George Mclndoe Of Newbury, and Caleb c.
Sargent Of Corinth, Secretaries
1t was voted on motion Of Judge Hebard,
that each town choose two delegates to rep
resent them m a Committee to nominate can
didates for County officers.
On motion Of G c. Chamberlin, Esq. Of
Bradford, a Committee Of FIVE was appointed
by the chair to draft resolutions consisting Of
the following named gentlemen q. c. Cham
berlin, l.. q. Hinkley, II. A. White, +. g.
Bigelow, r. NJ. Bill
The Convention then adjourned to meet at
IL IL o'clock, p. NJ.
AFTERNOON.
On the re-assembling of the Convention, L.
G. Hinkley, Esq. on part Of the Committee on
Resolutions reported as follows:
Reioired, hat in this critical and momentous period
OF ou oountrys history. il is the SOLEMN duty Of all
loyal and patriotic citizens take stand 10 favor
of the national administration conducting a.
gains the rebellion and yiudcang he authority OF the
Union throughout our entire domain
Hes0ired, That 10 sustaining the national authorities
In this war for the salvation OF thr Union and rights OF
10, make disorgAuisng opposition TO the policy
aud measures Of the Government but coming do,
from all former pohu parties, We will unite, as one
man, in sustaining It's civil and military policies and
without qualification reservation and, upon
this issue, there can be but two parues-PArHto1s iS
Favor AND TRAITORS OPPOSED
hes.irea That shall hail with joy The approach Of
that day, when Government shall have folly yndicat
ed its rights and ability 20 exist as Government among
the nations Of the earh( sincertt hope and trust
Dc VIII and that uoH, tucu, we remember, with the
deepest emotions NJ grattuie and respect the memory
OF a who have fallen, and all who 30 nooy and glorious
Ibid themselves upon their country . altar attain
20 glorious an object and TO ue the language Of Daniel
Webster we would say, that hf the blessing Of God, u
we leave 30 other inheritance 90 our Children viii
.eave them the inheritance OF Free Principles, and
manly defense NJ them"
Resoiped That we cordially approve and support the
nominations made by the Union state Convention az
Burlington on m inst, and the resolutions there
veutiou.
Resosred, That we heartily endorse the nominations
this DAY made and will make use 0f all proper means 90
e their election.
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ne aoo'e tesoIu'lohs were ao'y tesPohu-
ed to by Messrs. Allen, Seaver and BIgelOw,
T. q Hincklev Eso Jrd,o Rass and Hon
- - '''4' y'Ne
pu'nu"" Ma',ln' ana were unanimously
suop'eu oy 'ne convention, as were also 'he
''sp,u ESQ, u''on' o' 'ne "'A'e Onloh ConNehton'
ne committee on non''nauohs reported
tne iol'o"'ng as candidates ior Couhy oHlcets'
Noun'y committee anu 'o"h committee
COUNTY orFicERs.
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FBESkEEk X ~ W1Stm.i'.n t4't Judges
]QGN noJ R92wbEILLI, E,nd,.ps. ,'a,ss 4a~"y.
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j. X. CLEVELAND. Brookhcld, lutte Of Probate f0r