The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-07-04

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and hopeful eyes, ~, also wiih Jealous
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And th0rgh the skies arc not bow
tnEtt--wilh ote brAneh q Coagrcs,
under tie oeaifol of those who % lately
ioaght 10 destroy lho government. Anl
the other branch soon 10 pass under
The sane eoaisol eth II every Rcpab-
Iiean vii stand Ermly and uHwavering
this government, whicA has sh0wered
such boan3less blessings upon us, aud
The world. will not be destroyed and
all Will be sell
Henry CLARK. Of Rutland. nominated
Henry y. Field. q Rutland. temporary
secretary lie was elected
u H. Gnswold, Of Cornwall, moved
that The temporary organization be
made the permanent one. Adopted.
Hon. n +. Simons, II Rutland
moved that a Vice President Of the
convention from each county ia the
District be elected. which was carried
and the following were elected julius
\. North. Of ShorehAm, John A. Page.
Of Montpelier, Geo. A. Merrill Of Rut
land and D. w. Stafford OF Arlington.
Hon. George Nichols. Of Norhdeld, in
behalf Of Superintendent Fairbanks Of
the State Reform School invited the
convention 10 visit aud inspect the
school at o'clock. Upon motion Of
Henry CLARK, Of Rutland, the invitation
was accepted
Hon. George Nichols, Of Mortified
made Il motion that committee of one
from each county be appointed TO nom.
mate District committee, which was
amended by motion OF Hon. NJ s. Col.
burn Of Manchester to two from each
county and adopted by the convention
The chair named the following gen.
tlemen 10 serve as such committee
Washington eounty-George Mich
OILS, G. w. Porter.
Bennington county-C. Z. Hough-
ton, ID. L. Kent.
Addison county--John L. Barker,
Simeon Allen.
Henry f. Field, secretary Of the con-
yention. read the report Of the commit.
tee, as follows;
Edward S, Dana OF Cornwall, j. G.
Mccullough Of Bennington, Charles d
Pitts of Brandon, L. Bart Cross of
Montpelier
The committees report was accepted
and adopted on motion Of Col. A. S.
tracy OF Mlddtebufy.
Hon. G.. W. Gradey then nominated
Col. q. II. Joyce as the candidate for
Member Of Congress in fitting terms,
and he was warmly seconded by Hon.
A. 7. Smith. Col. Veazey. j. p. Lamson
Hon. +. 4 Woodbridge and Loveland
Munson. There being no other name
presented the result was reached by a
rising vote, every delegate standing on
his feet, and the announcement was
met by burst Of such genuine and
hearty applause that there can be no
mistake as to the feeling of the district
in regard to Col Joyce.
+. J. Ormsbee Of Brandon moved
that committee of five be appointed
on resolutions. which was adopted.
The chair named the following comit-
tee f. j Ormsbee OF Brandon, j. X.
Batchelder OF Arlington, James M.
Slado of Middlebury. ]. P. Lamson of
Cabot. N. p. Simons of Rutland.
L. j. 0rmsbee of Brandon, in behalf
OF the committee on resolutions, report.
ed the following resolutions, which
were adopted by the convention after
some discussion Of the phraseology Of
the second resolution by Mr. Wood
brige Of Vergennes. aud Mr.. Clark Of
Rutland:
RESOLUTIONS
Tho Pnnnhlicnna IL ihn Eirat Con.