Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-08-12

W hhof IL tAie COliuS SeHd1oi PAoPo'SNHo
exclude those who had not always support
ed the republican nominations, how it
would be about supporting one who had
bolted the last republican nomination for
Congress in that district This evidently
set the caucus to bordering on the possible
ruling out of both candidates for delegates
if - bolters'' were to be considered out Of
the fold. The whole caucus, including
both questioner and questioned smiled a
solemn smile, and the subject of having
always gone the regular ticket was
dropped very much as a hot potato would
have been.
BRooKFIELD.-The Republican Con-
gressional caucus on Saturday called out
quite Il crowd and created considerable |
excitement. The first ballot resulted in
no choice, and one element of the caucus
then undertook to adjourn the meeting, but
was not successful There were eleven
ballots before the first delegate was elected.
This prolonged contest, which resulted
from a 'tripartite" candidature, resulted in
the election of Denison delegates, Mar
shall Green and Jerah Edison
CABoT.-The hay crop has been nearly
all gathered, and is about an average one.
The wool has been all bought by Messrs.
Sprague and Wells, at prices varying from
forty to forty-five cents.
The school in this village is to commence
Monday, Aug. 3lst, under the direction
of the popular teacher, Mr.. n. c. E. Hay
Gland, with a competent board of assistant
teachers.
The trustees of the village have done a
good thing in putting in pump, and sup
plying the same with a bright tin dipper,
in the well and reservoir in front of Union
Block, where man and beast can Stake
their thirst on these hot August days.
RICHMOND MARKET, Aug. l0.-The
market was active, and there was an add
Il vance in prices. Butter: Fair to good,
Ii % to PC; choice, % to SOC. Cheese
/ Farm diaries, II to he; sage and factory
Z 121 to 13c.
II ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, Angus
n IA blisk market. Prices: Common
If to fair % to 23c; medium to good "A to &c
choice 28c; family selections, soc.
; WASHINGTON COUNTY DELEGATES
y The following are the delegates from thi
<, county to the Middlebury Congressiona
Id Convention All of them are in favor @
is the nomination of Mr.. Willard;
I'd BARRE-Harvey Tilden, L. F. Aldrich n. W. Brale!
\. F. Averill
e. BEn11S-J W wheelock, Daniel Chandler. ).
30 C5ven-
CABor-A F sprague, A, NJ. Foster, J. NJ. Fisher.
re CALAIs-Ira Dwnell, c. S Bennett. W P. Slayton
al DUxBURY.
FAST MovrpEL1ER-Addison Peck, Levi P. Mallor
John NJ Willard.
PASSIONS. j Dana. George Wheeler.
y MARsHFIELD.
~ MIppLEsEx-D P Carpenter, c C. Putnam, Jr.
mt NoSrpEI1ER-P P Pitkin, John A Page, GeOrl
| Shepard Charles Dewey, ]. w Brock
- MoRErowS.-Ge A Thornton. Russell Sawyer
ell NoRrHF1E1D-JOhn Gregory. William Gold, Capt.
'" A Curtis George soper, H. H. circuit.
Ne PLAINFIELD.
II RoxBrRY-A. Ladd, -- Averill
WA1rsF1EID-W. A. Jones. F J. Green
wARREx-D D Hemenway. H. w Lytord, jam
:; CardeII
Is WArERB1RY-P Dillingham;, j. W. Moody, J.
in Batchelder Joel Remington,
he wooDBuRY-F c. Putnam. c. c. Haskell
an WoRcEsrER.-Henry f. Johnson A '. Abbott
iii ORLEANS COUNTY REPUBLICAN CoNVE
he rIoN.-The republicans of Orleans cou
lne ty met in convention ut Irasburgh {
er Wednesday, the 9Th inst, and were GALE
in to order by H. W. Chatfey, of Alban
re- chairman of the county committee.
ter Hon. Amasa Paine, of Lowell. W;
We We chosen chairman, and d. NJ. Camp,
- Newport. and Geo. II. Blake, of Barto
=, a secretaries.
the Messrs. Z. E Jameson of lrasburgh,
- c. Wilson of Troy, and j. Circuit, Jr.,
sat Newport, We're appointed Il committee
resolutions.
On assembling in the afternoon the co
ING mittee on nominations made the followi
>ea report:
ent For senators-H, { Wilson OF Troy, H. 5 Tolman
isit For Assistant judges Orrin Taylor of Morgan
the For states Attorney-L H, Thompson of Irasbur
For ShsTif il Holdridge q Ir4sbg ~ S;,,or.
For High Bahf Harry Cheney OF Westmore
,'0 Messrs. Geo. IIinman of Holland,
vi" w. Grout of Barton, and w. J. Hastin
-, of Craftsbnrv were appointed commit
to draft a resolution on the death of HI
L. Richmond, of Derby.
r, The committee on resolutions repor
Us follows. viz:
RESOLVED. That We endorse and do hereby adop
the resolutions of this convention. the resolut
adopted by state convention, held at Burning
EN- on the 18th day of June 1874.
RESOLVED That we pledge our support 20 the u
led. this day nominated
G. The nominations for states attorn
rave sheriff, high bliliif, and of Mr.. Toln
worry for senator, are all new; the others are
nominations.
THE Ross ABDUCTION.-A dispatch fl
Bennington, dated the 10th, tells of an
w. rest there, which. it is hoped, will 81
the mystery about Charley Ross, the z
c. adelphia boy that was stolen from his
W rents. The dispatch is rs follows:
A woman formerly known in Benni
'ues- ton as Mary Finn, but now calling her
NOV Mrs. Fred Hamilton, was arrested Il
on Sunday night, for having in her pos
n littlo boyy 1ncUarintr n the desc