Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-24
Grant ana CoIfax club.

/ - N.AN ~ lfsNAANNAAAS Va ANAAAAlAAA
met at the Village Hall on Saturday eve,
to take action for the organization Of a
Grant and Colfax Club.
The meeting was called to order by
Martin G.. Everts. Col. Charles II. Joyce
was appointed Chairman, and Thomas j.
Sutherland, Secretary. Deliberations were
Immediately entered upon. Mr.. Eycrts
discoursed upon the importance Of an
early organization, and was followed by
q. c. Dewy, Esq, who, after short
speech, moved that committee Of three
be appointed to draft constitution and
bye laws. y. 2. Simons seconded the
motion and urged its adoption. d. Z,
Nicholson and Henry Clark followed,
making effective appeals in behalf Of a
club, and pointing out the manner in
which it might be made eminently eff
eient. The motion was then carried.
Whereupon Mcssrs Dewey, Clark, and
Simons, were appointed to constitute the
aforesaid committee.
"eAlr clark then moved thaia committee
Of five be designated by the Chair TO nom
mate permanent officers for the club, viz:
a PRESIDENT two vice-Prcsidents, a Secrc-
tary' treasurer and an Executive Com
mittce of.tive. The motion was carried
anu the following gentlemen were named
as committee on nominations: Henry
Clark D. NJ Haven, \, T. S'mons, d. +.
Nicholson and d. +, Grandy.
After a brief space they recommended
to the meeting as permanent officers
l rc'iue"'' C'i' Charles H. Joyce; Vice
IFv''ueu'S' Col Geo A Morrill, and Ch'~.
- pe~ry' HeeTet!Fy, Ih"m Is j. S"th"r-
','''' l ''''>, '''i' ~ r f'''"' E\''"'Nc
Go'''i'''''eo' - l., ->'ono!''g' Mt tNrrj5'
w. y ''"n''n' d. A. Haven and y. J..
9I'nohS' anu they were unanimously
''vo'e''
?, Ms were ','eh made 10y Oha'. {.
'"'S anu 49, H. -''oi'oL'"u' III respect i'.
' , - 'i''' proposed 'o"'tl'"''''-
~ 80 ->'','''''" moved "''' when the
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'''' ''i'7' nam on No"dAy evening, the
'"o,''" =" as '''' ''o', 1t WAS '.'F''" NOV
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''''' Gaining ''''''' ~ ny N"'''u,
inns ""J "'' ""'''
'''>' -no'''''! evening
The rncipIcnt effort of the Republicans
Of Rutland, was success, and. showed
tn" deep interest felt for the "oa>amml-
ton OF the victory of right and JU~,irr.
to make the most earnest .,,j.,,.or- In.
complete and perfect organization If ,1,
lovers.of liberty. 80 one wa, ,Iu.,,,....,n.
of the Importance Of the pra-,u, ,u.j.
bpt recoonilod this most r,l,,,li, f..
that our country Is ON the verge OF ihc
ui''o'u''on Oh al Ia" ana Order A"' that
Use 'riPpreSS,o'' lT''rIot'H OF '"' loyal
''''''' W '''' it'Pu'l'c"h parry Is ma
Per"tlVely demanded to snatch tins e.ori-
ous fabric from its impending ruin
Deop desire was manifested ,h,4 ,..r,.
,.ororal ,,nro,an.,.;n,, -
39 81 90 'S,', ''''''i' u ;re i'oi"' u
'"'i"i!u S"oulu De seen on Monday cy'n-
ing as questions OF intrinsic merit'wili bc
discussed. Let the brave not be asleep.
Two grey streaks have been seen alone the
horizon. and the noble sons sbopla - onco'
r;sa and NO ,,ro,,.raa o. I'LL
:. = nam '''V sun 49,
a. .', Nm, may y mounts ABOVE '"'
eastern nuns
Cor" CHAS. II. JOYCE, PRIEST. .
| THos. j. SUTHERLAND, Scc'y.
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CoLoRED SOLDIERS The act Of the
nth Of july, 1869 nrovidir,, f,, tho
,r,nirc, ord 80 a.I,ni, ,,.'-
-i--''e "D- ,4''PPi,e - 'o'oiou S"i"l'rS,
was opposed oy all the Democratic mem
bers of both houses
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