Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-07-01
The county were found to be represented in

the Convention.
r. Farnham moved that when the Con
vention adjourn it resolve itself into town
delegations for the purpose of selecting a
nominating Committee, to be composed OF
three from each town.
j. X. Parish moved an amendment to the
effect that each town should be represented
in the nominating Committee on the basis
of one from every town, and an additional
one from every $50 votes cast for Governor
Page at the last election. The amendment
after being discussed by Messrs. Farnham,
Parish and Hinckley was rejected, and r.
Farmland motion was then carried.
1t was then voted that the Chair appoint a
Committee of FIVE On Resolutions; and the
following gentlemen We're appointed as such
Committee L.. Ii. Tabor, Gen 5. Thomas,
L. G. Hinckley, j. b. Mead and John
Lynde.
The Convention then adjourned to , o'clock
p NJ
At o'clock the President called the Con-
venton to order and the Committee on Res
olutions reported the following which We're
adopted
Resoiced That we endorse fully the course
of our delegation In Congress upon the ques-
ton of Reconstruction, and that will
give our support and sympathy to all meas
!
ofthe States lately in rebellion
Resoiued, That we heartily endorse the
proceedings and adopt the resolutions as
passed by the National Republican Union
Convention held at Chicago, and the candi-
dates there put in nomination our undi-
vidcd choice, and that it is the duty of all
Union men to support the candidates Ulysses
S Grant and Schuyler Colfax for President
and Vice President of the United States
Rcsolred That it is the duty of the State
of Nermont-thc star that nerer scfS--to put
forth such efforts in the approaching cam
paign as will give an increased majority and
insure the election of our National Standard
Bearers. and the triumph of Republican
principles.
The Resolutions were discussed by Col.
Mood, IL NI~rdin and = NJ Scaver
The Nominating Committee then came in,
and p. w. Ladd, Chairman ofthe Committee
reported the following nominations
For Senators-Roswell Farnham of Brad
ford, Hon. James Hutchinson, Jr., of Brain
tree.
For Assistant Judges of County Court
Royal Burnham of Straford r. E. Patter-
son of Orange.
For States Attorneys NJ Gleason of
Thetlord.
For High Sheriff. F Dickinson of
For High Bailif-Charles Croker of
Brookiield.
For Judges of Probate-Bradford District,
H. w Bailey of Newbury Randolph Dis
trict, j. L. CLEVELAND Of Brookfed.
The report was accepted and the nomina-
tions unanimously confirmed
Lieut.. Governor Stephen Thomas then ad
dressed Il few brief but earnest and stirring
words to the Convention.
III -. i
resolutions, which were adopted:
Res0iced, That we will give the ticket to-
day put in nomination our undivided support
and will use all honorable means to secure
Its election in September.
ReSolrcd, That we tender to the officers of
this Convention our hearty thanks for the
able and impartial manner with which they
have discharged the duties of their respective
Offices.
The Convention then adjourned.
About go were present, and the utmost
harmony and good feeling characterized tie
Convention and a disposition to work
earnestly for the success of the Republican
party and the triumph of Republican princi-
pies at the coming elections was manifested
by all present.
The following is tho County Committee
appointed by the Convention j. c. Hough-
ton, Jr.. l.. IL. Tabor, John Waite, c. c.
Sargent, n A Taylor
Town Committees-Br Bradford, II. c Nc
Duffee, II. +. Stearns, A. Z. Hunkins, j.
X. Davis, Daniel Hurlbut.
Braintrce-W. II Nichols. Samuel Riford.
Ira Mann.
Brookdeld-J. r. Cleayeland ROYAL Ab-
bolt, F. G. Bigelow Ezra Briggs, q. p.
Hubbard
Corinth-.J. X Darling {. II. Burnham,
! 7 naarharn y II Hastings, Solomon
Davis, d. 5. Huntington, Nonz5 DickeYi,.'
Chelsea-John b. Bacon, Franklin Dear
born. Thomas Godfrey, b. " Smith, Ezra
Walker.
A. W. Paine, Arthur Granger, d. W.
Morey.
Newbury-D !. Ford. o. B. Rogers, \
NJ. Peach, f. G. Parker. L. w McAlister
Orange William Huse, Lewis IIutchin-
son, Ira D. Cutler, John W jackson, W
f. Peabody.
Randolph-L l. Wheeler, \. \. Aims
worth, II. R Stoughton.
Straford-S. +. Fnlry, Daniel Robinson.
VIM. ). McMastcr. b. IL. Smith
Thetford-C. c. Sonter, \ b. Wilcox.
Page Powers, Henry Willoughby, y D.
Slack
Topshaln-J. Mills. Jr.. c. 5. Miles.
Dutton, John Wiley, David Vance
Tunbrdge-N. \. Austin, J NJ Whitney.
John Cowdry, Silas B Jones. f. F. Howe
Nershirc-W arren Richardson. y. F.. Kin
ney, John c Carleton, J. P Sargent, c. c.
Cotton.
Westinghouse. 4 White, John b. SAN
born, \. Dickinson, d. Densmore, Smith
Taylor.
West Fanlea-E. c. Cook. W. E. lib
belts, W. b. kimb'll, C. IL. Sibley, L. B.
Fletcher.
Willamstown-J. VI. Bass, J. Il. Sewer,
Nathan Hale, Zenas Walbridge, VIM. Han
son.
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