Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-07-17

town represented was elected by thcl
colleagues TO nominate q County Tickc
to be supported by the Democracy at til
ensuing election, and also, q County Com
mlttce-whch Committee consisted Of tn
following gentlemen ;-Norwlch-Bari
Sargent; Windsor-J. n Gllmani Spring
fcld-C. W, Locke Bcthcl-Merrlc
Sylvester IIarllord-S. II. Potter
Woodstock-D. A. White; Pomfrct-C
Harding; Ludlow--M. II, Goddard
Cavendlsh-D, c. Pollard.
The nominating committee made tn
following report which was approved b.
the Convention /;
For Senators,
DON. c. POLLARD, Caycndish,
GEORGE W. GATES, Hartford,
NJ, J. GILMAN, Bethel.
For Judges of Probate,
Hartford Dis, l.. b. BALDWIN, Sharon
Windsor Z" +. W. MARSH, Chester.
For Assistant Judges Of Co. Court,
L. S. PARTRIDGE, Norwich,
S. r. sTOCKER, Windsor.
For States Attorney,
NJ. II. GODDARD, Ludlow.
For Sheriff,
PAUL y. DEAN, Barnard.
For High BailiG,
c. b. CARPENTER, Bridgewater.
COUNTY COMMUNICATIVE. d. Nc
Master, Woodstock II. l.. Rodlman,
Bridgewate; Don. c. Pollard, Cavendish;
A. J. Grover, Hartford; Merrick Sylves'
ter, Bethel.
The following Town Committees were
Windsor-S. r. Stocker, II. M. Cole, j.
N. Gilman, G. X. Guernsey, Frank Hatch.
Hanford-G. w. Gates, S. II. Potter,
DR.. j, B. Rand, w. j. Gordon, George e.
Fogg.
Sprinadeld-J. W. Pierce, c. II. Stone,
C. M. Ball.
Cavendish-C. W. Whitcomb, c. W.
Spaulding, N. B. Pierce.
Ludlo,r--W. d. Ball, c. S. Mason,
Martin Meehan,
Bethel-Robert Noble, Eben. Walling,
Newell Byam, George w. Woodbury..
Norpich-R. T. Sargent, A. w. john
son, G. M. Slack, James Campbell, r. I.
Lewis.
JVoodstock-Wm. d. McMaster, d. A.
White, II. II. Rood, B. II. Pinney. John
Gilman.
West JVindsor-E. X. Shedd, DR.. S.
Stevens, j. M. Taylor.
Barn0rd-A. w. Bigelow, /. d. Leavitt,
G.. H. Kelley, Horace Hatch.
The following towns not having report
ed, the old Committees are empowered to
act for the two years ensuing -
Bridgerater-Dr. H. L. Rodiman, c. b.
Alfred Sargent, S. White,
J. X. Spaulding, L. +. Cummings, W. b.
Stevens.
Hartland-L, M. Billings, C. H. Hois-
ington, Geo. LaSeur, Z. ii. Woodward.
Sharon-A. B. Preston, w. II. Baldwin,
J. S. Qumby, S. +. Howe, S. Snow.
Reading-C. Hawkins, S. r. Hapgood,
D. P. Sawyer.
Chester-W. w. Richardson, T. w.
Marsh, Il. c. Spaulding.
RocheSter-R. II. Upper.
Stockbridge--Elam Abbott, lothian
Chamberlain.
Pymouh-E. o. Pratt.
Royalton-C. p. Tarbell, j. w. Bailey,
H. P. Allen.
Weathersdeld-Geo. w. Kenny, r. B.
Roundy, John Tuttle.
The Committee on resolutions then
made the following report which was
adopted -
ReSolued--That the Democrats OF
Windsor County, in Convention assembl-
ed, fully endorse the State nominations
made at Montpelier on the goth Of
June last, and the platform of principles
adopted and that we will give the State
Ticket and the Ticket put in nomination
here to-day our hearty and earnest sup
port at the polls in September.
The Convention was addressed in Il
spirited manner by Gen. L.. S. Partridge,
NJ. j. Gilman, and NJ. II. Goddard, and
we're loudly and frequently applauded.
Thanks of the Convention were tender
I'd to Col. A. j. Grover for the use of his
Hall on this occasion, and for other
,ourteSies extended to it's members; and
,lso, to the several Railroad Companies
or passing for fare one way, the dele
gates thereto.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
without day.
L. S. PARTRIDGE, President.
A. a. l. L. c nHSnlnn, Secretaries.