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due 10 the stand Of Bennington Comfy and the falling
off In Caledonia and Taft Counties. which had been
claimed for him. Mr.. Hnckey, the candidate fcf
Lieutenant GOVERNOR Is one OF the most popular young
the State. The resolutions give genrfai sats
faction and the ticket Is considered very s"ohS one
Senator Edmunds's speech this morning was rece'cd
with great favor There is little doubt Of his reelection
in the FALL
A LARGE NUMBER OF DELEGATES PREsENT-TiiE HON.
AsAHEL PECK NOMINATED FOR COMMEMORATIVE
PRINCIPLES or THE REPUBLICAN PARTY REir-
ERATED-THE PRESIDENT SUSTAINED IN HIS
FINANCIAL POLICY.
BURLINGTON, June 1.-THE Republican
State Convention for the nomination OF candidates for
Governor and Treasurer was held
in this place to-day and largely attended $40 dele
gates being present The Convention was organized by
the election of the Hon. H. ii. Powers Chairman;
George r. Chapman and c. NJ Stone, Secretaries, with
vicePresldent from each Congressional District.
While the Committee were employed with the creden-
tals of delegates the Convention was entertained BY
able speech from United states Senator Edmunds OF
this State. The canvass preceding tins Convention has
been an excited one.
There less than four candidates for the ONCE
OF Governor, namely the Hon. Asahel Peck the Hon.
r. 8. Taft. the Hon. A. L. Miner, and the Hon ~ T.
sprague, jr. ballot reached at O'Clock In the af
ternoou and resulted in the nomination OF Judge PECK
by handsome majority The ballot stood as follows;
l..
s. Tart. 10 sca''efins''" $500"
N. I. Sprague. ........ 81
For Lieutenant Governor, the Hon. Lyman O. Hinckey
was nominated. and for Treasurer the Hon. John A.
Page The resolutions adopted are as follows:
Resolved, That the Republicans Of Vermont again
affirm their adhesion to the declaration OF the prncpes
and policy OF the National Republican party in It's last
Resolved That the events of national campaign Of
1872 and the history Of public affairs since them nave
shown that now as heretofore, IL alone can oe r.nsd
upon to maintain and the great ssao ., @
erty and equal rights to all citizens alike IN spreading
the principles OF real repubcanlsm and just govern
ment; in making labor every where honorable; IN pro-
tectng the people against reaction In ad OF tne prnc
ing now and In the future Treasury OF the nation
from being depleted by claims for losses incurred IN tho
Resoiced, That while we hail with Joy every step
toward permanent peace and obedience to Law IN tho
promoting the welfare and happiness of the people
thereof do not mean 10 forget that the cause or the
be steadily publicly kept view, the pole star Of
the future progress OF the Republic.
Of aud
graduate him, aud our party that 1t Is able and willing
and that it does not like the former Administrations u
our adyesares paliate or cover up the shortcomings
Resoired That we stand By the oftrepeated and car
dinal doctrine OF our party, that currency always
redeemabe coin the only and one Tor tho
honesty and welfare Of tue commuLity as 10 Is Tor the
honor and good name Of the nation tnat we condemn
toward early resumption and that We earnestly thank
the President for his seadast and active support OF
these principles by the exercise Of his constitutional
Pesolred That the tax and tariff laws ought 10 be so
framed as " aid in the promotion and protection VI
American industry.
PssoIred That We favor all proper and prudent
measures for the Improvement OF Internal eOmmuDica-
ton the different parts OF our common country
and especially in opening Larger commerce the line
Of water communication created by nature between the
Northwest aud the Atlantic. through the great lakes
and the Valley OF Lake Champlain.
ResOired, That will give the ticket this day nomi-
mated our earnest and hearty support.
CFO H. BIGELow, r. F. PARKER,
o. f. BUrTERFIELD, REDFIELD PROCTOR
WM. W. GRoAT,