Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-09


former, aud may intend to put none save honeS.
men in office But where Is he going !" hn"
them Won't Kelley and Morriscy and Wood he
there with him? It Is not to be denied that thele
have been mistakes made In the Republican
mart, there are dishonest men In All lHu'ie-'
Bnt looking at the record u both parties -ooking
at the record Of the Republican party for the past
sixteen ears-do you care to put the power into
the hands Of the democrats? The mission oi the
Republican party is not yet ended. lilere tho
speaker referred 10 the Hamburg massacre Inc
first duty Of government is to make the lives OF
it, citizens safe It is not safe Ia turn over the
slaves IN theft late masters. The government
should place the negro Mt the south, or esewhere'
and saw To the people. " Even ~ We do to the
least Of these, my little ones, so ye do unto me
Mr.. Ballard closed his stirring speech with an
appoa to Nernonters 10 come to the polls Ia sep
tember and roll out a majority Of thirty-thousand
for Hayes and Wheeler, aud thus set the example
for her sister states lie was warmly applaudcd
at the close, and three rousing cheers were given
for the Republican candidates.
The convention then took recess until after
noon
AfrrRSooS St-sioN.
The convention was called To order at two
o'clock after music by the Montpelier Band and
A. there were no committees ready to report a
few moment. were occupied in short speeches by
Chairman Heath T. D. pameroi Waterbury, and
Judge Carpenter Of Mortified. Mr. Heath said the
opposing party held that there was no enthusiasm
among the Republicans, but he thought We could
show them that there WAS sufficient strength in
the party to do the work required Mr. Palmer
thought the question before us WAS OF reform
the nature of The reform, and the men who could
best carry il out TO the satisfaction Of the country
lie thought the financial plank in the democratic
platform was deceit We can't trust the men
who struck at the life of the country ridden is
also % deception perhaps, in his character AS a
reformer We want a candidate who is not a
lie in himself lie preferred that Northern men
and ideas should govern the country-not those
who had rebelled against the government aud
sought to destroy the nation Judge Carpenter
speech WAS short and to the point and ELECTED
much applause.
MIR Clough, Of waterbury, introduced The fol-
lowing resolutions
R,.ai,oi That h,r',iie, ue Republican contentious OF
tins county be- delegate conventions aud that zach town be-
the county Dee entitled o two delegates, AMI delegate
ia addition thereto zach hundred fractional par
Of one hundred votes east for the Republican candidate fol
Governor at Tho nrA wrc"uns e''i"n 10 represent said
town lea the convention.
Re,olred. That the county committee, boz constituted
committee on credentials.
Nj Joseph Poland did mot favor these re,olu
tons The plan had been tried and given up
and nntn tba nnhi,, snf,.red .oms detr,mert frou
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