Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

Eaton; Montpelier, II. Atkins East Mont
pelier, B. L. Goodwin; Middlesex, d. @. A.
Richardson Moretown. A. Q. Winshipi
Plainfeld, III. G. Mower Roxbury, z. Stan
ton; Mortified, J. L. Mack Waitsheld,
-; Warren, HaEen Lyford Worcester,
Geo. D. Tewksbury; Fayston,-; Wa
terburY, o. 1. Daniels; Woodbury., Isaac
Wells; Berlin, A. G. Bailey.
Messrs. G. }. Gleason, j. n. johnson and
j. E. Hollister were appointed committee
on resolutions, and then the meeting ad-
journed until one O'Clock p. N.
AFTERNOON.
On the reassembling of the convention, E.
E. French, Esq, chairman of the conference
committee, reported that they had agreed to
present for president of the joint convention
the name of DR.. G. N. Brigham of Montpe-
lier, and he was enthusiastically elected, and
on motion of Mr.. Atkins received three
hearty cheers as the man who dared to for
sake party and principles to work for the
election of " honest Horace >
The committee further reported and the
convention elected Joel Winch of Mortified,
Isaac Wells of Woodbury., f. w. Bisbee
of Moretown, B. L. Goodwin OF East Mont
pelier, and Geo. D. Tewksbury of Worcester
as Vice Presidents.
For Secretaries, E. F. Palmer. Waterbury,
Clarence Pitkin and Pliny Perkins, WaitsfelC
were appointed.
The Committee further reported the,follow
ing ticket;
Senators-H. w. Heaton, Montpelier, c
w. II DwinelI, Marsbfeld.
Assistant Judges-Hazen Lyford, Warren
Oramel Richardson. Roxbury.
States Attorneys. Q. Shurtleff, Plain
field.
Sheriff Daniel Hopkins, Waterbury.
Judge Of Probate-T. X. Merrill, Mont
pelier.
High Bailiff-W. II. II. Clahin, Mortified
County COmmittee-Morton Marvin, Der
lin E. W Bisbee, Moretown; II. A Hancock
Worcester; G. j. Gleason, Montpelier; E
E. French, Barre; S. G. ShurtIeff, Plainfeld
&. j. Gleason, from committee on rtsolu
tons, made joint report, prefacing it will
numerous " Whereases, " sharply arraigning
the Republican administration, and resolving
that it was the duty of Democrats to join the
Liberals outside the Republican party, and
aid in reforming all these abuses: They there
fore endorsed the Cincinnati platform, Greeley
and Brown, Gardner and Bingham, and the
County ticket, this day nominated; and re
cognizing the ability and integrity of al
these nominees, pledged them hearty sup.
port.
These resolutions were adopted and then
loud calls were made for \. b. Gardner, who
was advertised to speak TO the Convention.
Mr.. Atkins moved that the man who ought
TO be our next Governor be received with
three rouslng cheers, and when Mr.. Gardner
came upon the platform he was heartily vel
coined by loud applause. lie made a long
and exhaustive speech, going over substantial
ly the same ground and using the same words
he has in his late addresses in different parts
Of Vermont. 1t was quite as good a cam
paign speech for Republicans as for the Dol
ly Vardens, although the speaker with true
lawyer like adroitness endevored to present
only the Greeley side Of argument Bu
with all reading and thinking persons
the omitted and suppressed points and facts
are readily supplied, and friend Gardner ad-
iress becomes a solid array Of facts and logic
for the continuance and perpetuity Of the
party and its principles.