Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04

AFTERNOON.
The hour having arrived for the meeting OF
the Convention, the committee on nominations
submitted the following listfor county officers:
Senator's Charles Reed, Mon pelisr, Den,low Up.
ham, Warren, VIM w Henry, Waterbury.
Judges $ X. HOLSTER Eas. Montpelier, Alpheus
Bass, hoTetown.
States Attorney. Carpenter, North6eld
Sherif.-O. W, circuit, Roxbury
High BaiiF-Don p. Carpenter, Mi fdlesex.
Jaage Of ~ obate IT. X. Merrill. Montpelier.
On motion of d. b. Bosworth of Berlin
the report was accepted and on motion OF l..
l.. Durant, Esq, of Waterbury, the report
as submitted was unanimously adopted.
TOWN COMMITTEES.
barre-John G. French, Weber Tilden, Horace
Clapp, Ma h. thamberin, Frank Stsf1rd.
Tho n % n, S F. Nye, j W. Wheeloek
Ca6Ot-wm. sAwin Milton Fis sr, Lance
Calais-Al ert Dwinell, K. ID. Haskell, J. V. r.
Kent, WIN Slayton, q. A. Pierce.
Dur6ury-G .orge IL Crsndall, Janus Crossett, Thad.
deus Gro set, Joseph Somsrville
Eat nS'Hfe'isr---Nathl Davis, Jr, N. H. Bennett,
,Fay.On--p s. stOddari, H. E. BOyce. s. J. Dana
W. 5 Rich. Dan Boyce.
Marghfeid-A II. Davis, George Lance. Ama,a Hall
J. b. Pike, s. W Gould.
Middlese5-James Ia. Holden, Rufus W. War; en-
wm Chaplin, q 9 Putnam, j., Sylvester Daniels
M0ntpeher.-W. q. feTfn, X. Lund, Charles Dewey
Aoretopn.-G. b. Nichols, Roswell Childs N. b.
spaulding, Alvin Pierce, Geo. Carlton.
Ban Amo. wFssl J0Se' ksg Ss.s Smith
, PIainfs'a-W. H. Kinney, T. Perkins, john
Bor5wy-H. @. Ellis s. Nj. Bailey, S. P. circuit, S.
q. Stanton, Sylvester Tracy
Ws.f'fsid--H I. Thomas. II. @. Skinner, Josiah
IL ldtn.
Wevrea-oideon ooOdspeed, Pierce spAuldlng, James
Cardell.
JYaier0agy--E. W corss, Noah Robinson. Quincy
A Lyman, VIM. Humphrey.
Woodbnry-S. G. Wells, A. s. wheAtey r. W.
Bruce, Hiram Wells, @. c. Haskell
Wo'eestsr-Wm Bruce, a. G. Grain, H. M.-Tem-
pleton, r. Nj Hambet, Wa. A. Cooper.
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
]. H, circuit, Mortified, J. P. Lampson,
Cabot, Josiah Wood, Barre, A. c. Brown,
Montpelier, d. M. Phelps, wsitsfeld.
L. L. Durant, Chairman of the Commit
tee on resolutions submitted the following
which were on motion of Hon. ID. p. Car
penter Of Middlesex unanimously adopted
Rssoived That believing 4" all are created free
aud equal before the law, we recognize the right Of
universal suffrage to all men regardless Of color place
and the constitution OF this State.
Rssoiued- That we Ieafirm the resolutions Adopted
At the state Convention Of the Union Republic Of
State officers.
Resoivtd That will support the nominations this
day made for State Senators and County officers, and
VIII use all honorable means for their elections.
l., l.. Durant, Eco, of Waterbury, and
Hon. Heman Carpenter of Mortified re-
sponded heartily to the resolutions, whose
remarks called out ]. N. Johnson, Esq, of
Northield, who labored long to I" define his
position" on tho national suffrage question"
heretofore 1t being very difficult to tell where
to find him on account Of the company he
was keeping.
Wooster spragae of Montpelier. was called
upon and spoke 10 his usual felictious style.
He WAS for putting the Southern rebels under
tutorship and bringing them up to the stan
dard of loyalty and allowing universal suffrage
to the negroes.
w. G. Ferrin. of Montpelier, followed in
pertinent remarks in favor of the sentiment
of the resolutions.
Luther Henry, Esq, Of Waterbury intro
duced resolution relative to the taxing of
the is. Bonds, which was on motion, and
after remarks by Chas. Reed. Esq. Wooster
sprague and Jeremiah Carlton. laid upon
the table, and the Convention adjourned
sine die.