The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-07-14

st. Adams, Alb 8
Swanton, 1874 5
Total number, So
On motion of Hon. Silas p. Carpen-
ter
Resolved, That the Nominating Com
mittee be requested to report the
names of three persons to serve MS n
County Committee, and three persons
from each town to serve as Town
Committee, for the year ensuing.
The convention then took a recess
for twenty minutes, to enable the diff
ferent towns to choose their respective
members of the Nominating Commit
tee, at the expiration of which time,
the following persons were reported:
bakersfield William c. Wilson
Charles f. Ovitt and Dauforth U
Smith.
Observation-Disclosures H. Wheeler, Hen.
ry Ladd and Austin A Moore.
EnoSb,Wgh Daniel b. Stetson. Arch
ibald McAllister Gardner s Fassett
and Hazcn b. Ladd.
FdirfaE James Bellows, James n
Farnsworth, Porter Danforth, Georg,
Buck and julius Halbert
FG0feld- Moses Elwood, Charlie,
r. Read Hiram Leach and JOSEPH
Northrop.
Fletcher Rensselaer, W. Bailey
Franklin Bingham and Amos f. Par
ker
Franklin- Edwin r. Bell, Elisha II
Cleveland and James d. Brown.
Georgia William A. Caldwell
George A. Ballard, Heman 0. Bartlett
and Douglas X. Holmes.
Highgaic-Alden P Albee, Samue
W. Jennison, Warren Robinson, Lean
der J.. Cushman and John A. Fitch
Montgomery Luther w Martin anC
Nelson W. Clapp
Richford-J. II. Hamilton, Lorenz,
d. Corhss and Arvin A. Brown.
Sheldon elazon d. Wead. John L
Draper and Fayette NJ Marsh
ST. 1ibans John S Watson, JOSEPH
d. Soule, Thomas Failey, Horace II
Farnsworth, Daniel NJ. Walker, Hen
~ H, Bowman, Hiram T. Stevens
Chellis L. Stafford and Marshal Mason
S,eanion- Albert b. Jewett, Yalentn,
5. Ferris, William H. Blake, Nose
Catlin and Charles W. Rich
On motion of Mr.. Joseph Northrop
of Fairfield,
Resolred, That the convention ad
journ for dinner, and meet again a
2 o'clock, and in the event the Nomin
ating Committee are not ready to re
port at that hour that the convention
assemble at the Meeting Housc, which
has been kindly offered for that pur
pose.
Upon the re-assembling Of the con
yention in the afternoon, DR.. II. i
1 Stevens, on behalf Of the Nominatin,
Committee, reported the following a
candidates for county officers and
County Committee for the year ensu
ing:
For Senators Worthington c. Smitl
of st. Adams, William S. Rublee G
Berkshire, Albert &. Soule of Fair
field
For assistant Judges Romeo Il
Hoyt Of st. Adams Warren Robinso
of Highgate.
For Judge Of Probote--Amos J. Sam
son of St. Adams.
For States Attorney-Julian H. Dew
: ey of st. Albaus
| For Sheri6-Renselaer r. Sherma
of st. Adams.
For High Baili6:-Ephraim Corlis
of Richford.
For County CommiHec-Hou. d. I
; Wead of Sheldon, DR.. w. r.. Hutchir
son of Enosburgh, H. H. Farnswortl
Esq, of St. Adams.
DIR. Stevens further reported tina
, the Nominating Committee suggoste
that inasmuch as the appointment {
( town committees might be appropr
ately left to the respective towns, the
reported no nomination for town con
mittees.
This report of the Nominating Con
mittee was, on motion, accepted an
adopted.
Julian H. Dewey, Esq, for chail
man of committee on resolution
made the following report, which, o
motion, was accepted, and, after til
reading of the resolutions by last Stat
, Union Convention, was unanimousl
/ adopted.
Resolved, That we fully endorse til
resolutions of the State Convention
held at Montpelier, on the 2Sth day
June last.
Resolred, That we will sustain tn
ticket for county officers put in non
nation by this convention, and W
commend the same to the freemen
this county, for their support at th
> September election.
On motion.
Resolved, That the proceedings {