Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-10
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONYEN-
TION.

TION.
The Republican County Convention
met at Irasburgh last Wednesday at 10
o'clock. A. NJ. Amasa Paine was made
Chairman: D. NJ. Camp and George H.
Blake, Secretaries. Emery Cook of Glov-
er, moved that the delegation from each
town. choose three delegates each, who
should constitute the committee on nom
nations. This motion was carried, and
the several towns represented selected
their nominating committees. z. E.
Jameson, of Irasburgh. moved that
committee Of three be appointed to pre-
sent resolutions, which motion was car
RED The Chair appointed as committee
on resolutions, Z. E. jameson, H. C.
Wilson and J. GrOut. The nominating
committee having been selected. the con-
ventiOn adjourned until ? o'clock. The
nominating committee reported at
z. NJ, and the nominations were ratified
by the convention. The following nom
nations were made:
For Senators-H. c. Wilson, of TROY.
Henry S. TOlman, of Greensboro.
Assistant Judges-Orrin Taylor, of
Morgan; H. S. Jones, Coventry.
States Attorney H. Thompson,
Irasburgh.
Judge of Probate-E. A. Stewart, of
Newport
Sheriff.. H. Holdridge. Irasburgh.
Bailif-Harry Cheney. Westmore.
The committee on resolutions present
ed the following, which were accepted
and adopted by the convention
RssOtred, That We endorse and hereby
adopt, as the resolutions of this conven-
ton, the resolutions adopted BY the State
Convention, held at Burlington, June
II, 1874.
Resotped, That we pledge our support
to the ticket nominated this day, in this
convention
DIR. Hinman, of Charleston, having
learned of the death Of DR.. Lemuel
Richmond, of Derby Line, which occur
red on the morning of the same day.
suggested, lnasmueh as DR.. Richmond
had taken prominent part in the poll
tics OF the county and state, and had
presided over the county convention. that
this convention pass a resolution of re-
spect The following preamble and res
OlutlOn was presented, and adopted by
the convention:
WHEREAS, We have this day learned
Of the death of DR.. Lemuel Richmond
OF Derby Line. who has heretofore pre-
sided over the Republican conventions of
this county, and has represented the
county In the legislature Of the State.
therefore
Resotrsd, That we tender our sympa-
thy to his family in their bereavement.
believing that his death is loss not
only to his friends and his town, but TO
the county and the State, and that We
hereby testify to our appreciation of DR..
hlehmond, as man and citizen.
A motion to make the next convention
delegate, instead Of mass convention.
was not carried The county papers
were requested to print the State resOlu-
tons referred to above, which are as fol-
lows:
aesSlrsd That the Republicans Of Vermont ara5r
arm Their adhesion 70 the declaration OF he prime
pies and policy OF The National Republican rarsF r-i
IN us last National Convention
ASso(Ssd That the events Of the National ezmEmt-4
q isl2 and the history q public affairs since hzv.
~! Jasshed our party IN lie action. and have cissr
sSNn nat now. as heretofOre. Il De relied uou :
l-h-An and preserve the great results Of the over
NOV q me REBELLION IN giving and securing eoua
y AZ sItl-ens alike; in spreading the principle
o. reA kepublicarisn and jus. -uTerrmeut: m ri
ing Ao0r everywhere honorable; in uruseur1iur IN
pcepe against reaction IN aid of the ost cause an
y TELLS a9a ln uardins and in The future la
ior losses incurred by the REBELLION
R<sotre1 Thai while We han with i0x every g.
towards permanent peace and obedience 70 law in ~
STATES iz-ely rebellion and tlsIss 4, - :
Promoting the welfare and happiness Of The r<orI
s- We % not mean % get that the esus@ on Il,
nlon An1 ne nO14e defenders Is sacred and sE, a. \
- s-e4aiy IN New, as the pole-s1ar Of the futur
progress Of the RepuhIie
Aesotre1, That exp-ess our fan s-,n-u,-.y - Il,
~1lliszrAlton Of the president Of or esone an, -
s--uis nm and o1r party hat Il IS sle and illfr
70 punish wrongs and rectify a0usez whe-pv-r FsTT
Aad thai Il does nos Ike former adIlfust-tins - -
nase-a@Ies cover up or I4itzte the short couirns
TIE public servznsz
kesotgea. That stand BIZ the on reuezss sd =,
La o1c<rne Ok our party. thai currency aFzrvs ;.
es-1iAole II coin Is the only true and safe Ope r
ne honesty and welfare Of the community As K Il 4
ne honor and good nzre q the isn. that We err
e-nn Al s.eps- direcs indirect in any Other rsSr
tian towards early rssurnrtsor ar.l tsrst ~
en-A t1e President f0r his sseadAst and ncsiye -
t1-iou4l powers - -7
E~salueG That the tzx and tarysr 49, s.--t. =.
- PINNED - 10 and In the ureustion ar r.r,ss,,
American industry
kese<re1. Thai favor an urur.-r -,.a ---,.s.,
1A41rez t1r the improvements of internal
elon between the drzsezt paris q cur couur,or -
Alla ez@clay e<eniag &c lzrser cuuarnerr, i
-ne = s4er communicates erezse " uztr5re - -
n Northwest and the Atlantic fhrOu=h the ~
- -aa a. valley q Lake ChzmEizln-
voted 70 adjourn
The following are the County Con
mlttee A. c. Joslyn, z. E. Jameso,
G. ?. Owen.