Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-06-23
ADDISON COUNTY.


Vergennes- @ johnson.
Waltham-David Hare.
Weybridge-Ira S Wright.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Benson-Henry A Norton.
Brandon-Chas d Pitts, z Clark, N
Kingsley.
Castleton-Fayette Barney, E FL Arm
strong.
Clarendon-Joseph Congdon, M
Clark.
Fairhaven-H G Wood, S w Bailey.
Mendon-W G Walker.
Mt Holly P Hopkinson.
Pittsfeld-Henry o Gibbs.
Pittsford-E III Drury.
Rutland..John B Page, Redfeld Proc
tor, G A futile, B w Marshal, Charles T
Sheldon.
Shrewsbury-D G Jones.
Sudbury-Royal W Pitts.
Wallingford-J W Ainsworth, Chas ]
Child.
West Haven-s w Tryon.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Bakersfeld-C f Ovitt.
Berk shire-Lucius FL Wheeler.
Enosburgh-Wm r Hutchinson.
Fairfax M Hotchkiss, f Hawley
Fletcher-R w Bailey.
Franklin-Edwin r Towle.
Georgia-O s Bliss.
Higbgate-C G Austin, G S L Leach
Sheldon-Oscar F F Fish.
st. Albans-Samuel Williams, Abne
Forbes, A G Stafford.
Swanton-Wm III Blake, G @ Bradbury
Col. s. M. Pingree moved that com
mittee of five be appointed to presen
nominations for the permanently. organiza
ton of the convention.
j. M. Slade, Esq, moved to amend thai
the temporary organization be made the
permanent organization with the addition
of two Vice-Presidents.
After a brief discussion Mr.. Pingree
withdrew his motion, and the amendment
of Mr.. Slade became the original motion,
which was adopted with the addition OF
one Vice-President from each county
which was adopted.
The following gentlemen were. elected
Vioe-Presidents from the several ooun-
ties -
VICE-PREsIDENTs.
Addison County-James M Slade.
Bennington County-Loveland Mum
son.
Caledonia County-Franklin Fair
banks.
Chittenden County-E DIMason.
Franklin County, M Hatchkiss.
Essex County-D III Beattie.
Grand Isle County-Jedd P Ladd.
Lamoille County-Asa r Camp.
Orange County-Joseph Atkinson.
Orleans Csunty-N d Crane.
Rutland County-George A futile.
Washington County, W Brock.
Windh am County-David Arnold.
Windsor County-Charles S Raymond.
On motion of Hon. Leverett B. Engles-
BY, the President appointed a committee
On resolutions as follows:
Leverett B. Englesby, Burlington.
Fl. G. Johnson, Vergennes.
Samuel Williams, st. Adams.
B. F. Fifeld, Montpelier.
Rosw ell Farnham, Bradford.
On motion of Gen. d. W. G. Clarke, it
vas
Res0lyed, That committee of three be
appointed to wait upon Hon. George Z.
sdmunds and Hon. Charles W. Willard,
md invite them to address the convention
IN this afternoon.
Norman Paul of Pomfret, moved that a
committee of one from each county be ap-
pointed to report to the convention
| State committee for the ensuing two
years which was adopted.
The President announced as the COM
nittee to wait upon Hon. Geo. f. Ed
nunds and Hon. G. w. Willard:
D. W. G. Clark,
William Collamer.
G. B. Eddy.
The President announced as the com
nitee to nominate State Committee.
Addison County.-D. I. Ladd.
Bennington " A. P. Lyman.
Caledonia -" T. G. Fletcher
Chittenden " w. w. Henry.
Essex " d. II. Beattie.
Franklin d" W. H Blake.
Grand Isle " jedi P. Ladd.
Lamoille " A. R. Camp.
Orange L. G. Hinckley.
Orleans W. w. Grout.
Rutland Redheld Proctor.
Washington W. D. Dillingham;.
Windham W. W. Lynde.
Windsor -" Norman Paul.
Hon. John B. Page moved that the con-
vention proceed to ballot for candidate
for Governor.
Hon. A. ?. Lyman suggested that per-
haps the convention were prepared to
make motion viUG UOce, which might
save time and prove more satisfactory.
Gov. Page said it was apparent there
would be two candidates presented to the
but if there should be but
one, it was eminently proper to take a
ballot, that every delegate might have
4 free expression of opinion, and would
prove far more satisfactory to the State
and the gentlemen who might be present.
cd for the suffrages of the people, as the
clear voice of the convention would by a
ballot be frankly expressed.
Hon. Warren G. French, of Woodstock,
moved that the convention adjourn until
o'clock p. m.
Messrs. S. M. Pingree, of Hartford,
Clark HI. Chapman, of Prootorsville, and
Horace G. Wood favored an adjournment.
The question being put, the President
decided that the affirmative of the ques-
lion prevailed.
The vote being questioned, count was
called for, which resulted in vote of 106
ayes to 50 noes.
Pending the vote, Mr.. Chapman called
ior the yeas and nays, which was subse-
luently withdrawn.
The convention was declared adjourned