The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29
The Vermont State Conventions.
NOMINATIONS OF THE UNION CONVENTION.
MONTPELIER June as 1885.

NOMINATIONS OF THE UNION CONVENTION.
MoSrpnIER, June 2s, 1895
Tho Union State convention to-day has been largely
attended Hon p. O. Chandler, Of Woodstock, presided
Tho following nominations were made:-
governor-Paul Dillingham; Of Waterbury.
Lieutenant Governor-A. B. Gardner, OF Bennington.
Treasurer-John Il. Page, Of Rutland.
The following State Committee was chosen Neesrs
Burnham Martin, Chelsea; d. G. Denison, Royalton;
Henry Clark, Poultney George Bgclow, burlington;
Joseph Poland Montpelier; C. NJ Stone, st. Johnsbury;
The convention was addressed by Congressman Morrill,
and Woodbridge, Hon g. b Colby, Il. Redington, and
others.
The resolutions eulogizs Abraham Lincoln thank the
brave soldiers and heartily endorse President johnson
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THE RESOLUTIONS OF THE OMNIBUS PARTY OF
VERMONT.
At the meeting Of the Democratic convention Of Yer
mont Tuesday last after reading the fourth rcsou-
Resolved That believing with the immortal Douglas tina:
ne s Il s S the sss ana , Se
good Of all VII best ns BY me ss u
opposed comforting the right Of suffrage upon ne ignorant
negroes OF tho country
Tho following discussion ensucd:--
Mr. HoyT OF Burlington, desired 10 strike out the
word 'whitc" on the ground that Il was unnecessary
and would do no good TO the party nterests
Mr.. MAoiSSis, Of Jericho, thought better 70 leave
tho question entirely the States and not have the
people Of State interfere with the rights OF another
DR. HARDlSa, Of Grand Isle said the Supreme Court OF
the United States had decided that coored persons Of
African descent not citizens OF the United states are
not entitled the privileges OF citizens under The cons
tuition
Mr. Hoyr said he sympaihxed with the object Of the
resolution and did not want allowed In any state or
the Union. Tho constitution provides that the States
have the right OF regulating that matter for themselves
and Is not for others 70 interfere The democratic
par,y had always declared that for leaving the
whole question OF slavery to the States because u was
State Institution, and this question should b sn 10 the
| same way.
Ho thoushtn the gentleman opposed 70 negro sum
rage he should be willing TO say So There was mssp-
prehenson Of the state OF affairs II 10 true that In or
ganzcd States the citizens may prescribe who shall have
the right OF suffrage but In the lately rebel States there
are citizens until the President declares who ma,
vote IL Is on that ground that II " proper 70 say
whener the reoreans OF the States shall be sub.
lccted 70 white men mixed citizenship OF white ana
osck men He then proceeded 70 quote from the
speeches or Messra Parsons and Dana at Faneuil
Hall last week TO show that the republican party
haa directly made the Issue upon negro sunrags
ana after comostng some 81 The views they advano a
said when the challenge fairly given, II shoatt
be met In the same open manner He believed Ia th
principle OF the fathers that this WAS government
white people for white race would not accept an
contrary doctrine, even though uttered IN BoAon an
Mr. MAossp aid his ground Of objection W ,he resr
luton that u would do no good 10 the p.rtv wifi
had aiwsvsbesn THAR boAst that thav would lssyo sac