Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-08-24

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Alpha Ii. Post, Horace II. Dyer, r. R.
Mead.
Pittsford-Lewis w bite, A. G. Powers
/ Ira-Lyman W. Fish, E. e. Fish, Jr.
Middletown-L B. Adams, Charles Gran
ger.
wallingfOrd-C. D. Childs. R. D. Bucklin,
1. r. Fuller
Fairhaven-Z G. Ellis, Simeon Allen, Ira
@. Allen.
Mt. Holly-Alfred Crowley, Ryland Par
ker, G. w. Priest.
Clarendon-C. NJ. Willard, Seneca Field,
F. H. Barrows.
Poultney-J. Newman, j. ]. Joslin, Jonas
Clark.
Sherburne-D. W. Taylor. L. E. Wood
Sudbury-C. E. Hewett, r. w. Pitts.
Shrewsbury-E. Fisher, III. Q. Gleason.
Brandon-R. V. Marsh, VIM. A. Will
liams, Yolney Ross, n. II. Eddy, W. W.
Reynolds.
Mendou-Wm. c. Walker
Pawlet-L. johnson, j. A. Orr.
Benson. g. Griswold, III. NJ. South
worth.
Pittsfeld-Leonard Breed, G. A. Thomas
, Tinmouth-John T. Ballard, E. L. Cobb.
Chittenden-R. o. Dow, Edwin Horton.
Danby-J. G. Williams, Howell Dilling
, ham.
Hubbardton- Chester Roach.
Mt. Tabor.-E. B. Bond.
| WASHINGTON COUNTY.
} Barre-Carlos Carpenter, Geo. w. Tilden
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t Cabot-OrsOn Kimban, Cornelius Smith
Joel L Lllley-
: Calais-S. II. Foster, Albert Dwinell.
Duxbury-Janus Crossett, Harry Buck
, East Montpelier-Addison Peck, Clarl
King.
\. Fayston-G. o. Boyce A. D. Bragg.
J., Marshfeld-C. W. II. Dwinell, Geo. 4
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}. Middlesex-Leander Warren, c. c. Put
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T Montpelier-J. A Page, P. P. Pitkin
: Chss. Reed, Joel Foster, Jr.
Moretown-G A. Thornton, n. R. Spauld
ing.
5 Northfeld-Heman Carpenter, John Greg
e DRY, J. II. Orcutt, Joseph Gould.
/ Plainfeld-Charles II. Heath, Orlando I
Is Knapp.
e R6Kbury-O. W. orcutt, Seth NJ. Bailey
Waitsfeld-John W. Richardson, Oh
d Wallace.
e warreu-H w Lyford, G. W. Carden.
Is Waterbury-PauI Dillingham;, Sidne
'e Brown, Emory Town.
e WoOdbury-O. d. Town, F. G. Putnam
d Worcester-Horatio Templeton, Hema
A. Hancock.
The question on the adoption of the I'd
mainder of the majority report finally recul
? ring, the yeas and nays were demanded, an
: resulted follows yeas 90, nays -
- he report was accepted.
T Mr. R. V. Marsh of Brandon moved tia
the temporary organization be made perma
J. nent. Adopted.
Y. Gov. Dillingham; moved that the nomina
tion for Congressional candidate be proceede
r. with and the Convention adopted the motion
Gov. Dillingham; of Waterbury, Judg
: Smith of New Haven, and Hon \. b. Carr
ner Of Bennington, proposed the name {
Hon. q. W. Willard OF Montpelier a car
L didate for member of Congress from thi
If District; and no other name being Presontse
the vote was, at the suggestion OF Mr. Cart
q unanimous nomination of c. W. Willard (
y Montpelier.
Hon. Hemnn Carpenter Of Mortified
n moved that the present district committe
m be reelected for the two years ensuing
which motion was carried.
l. 1t was moved that a committee of three
Is appointed by the Chair to notify Mr.. Willar
u OF his nomination, which was carried an
ID the Chair announced as such committee
A. Paul Dillingham;, R. V Marsh, and Senec
< Field.
!, Hon. c. II. Heath moved that commits
II on resolutions, consisting of five persons, !
appointed by the Chair, nd the motion WI
N carried.
: Gov. Dillingham;, in behalf of Mr. Willar,
s. thanked the Convention for the honor of th'
lie gentleman's re nomination.
\ Inc Chair announced the committee 0
N resolutions as follows G. III. Heath, A. I
Gardner, X. C. Abel; f. p. Roberts,
70 Carpenter.
Is The committee on resolutions reported Il
following, which was adopted:
d ReSolref, That the Union Republican party of i
10 First Congressional District of Vermont re-affr
W the platform of their party assured Of the Sta
. and nation
ReSoirei, That we hereby pledge our hearty 81
4, port TO the candidate this day nominated.
10 On motion the Convention adjourned sil
die ut clock.
It &. NJ. WILLARD. President
he GEORGE W. TILDEN, Secretary.