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by hearty and unanimous vote.

choice of drlcrotes bv a viva yocc vote.
Mr. Ucman Carnep,er of Mortified
moved that the choice Inc made bv ballot.
Hon. L. Martin of Londonderry favcr-
ed the ORIGINAL motion He wanted il left to
the rood scpsc of whoever were chosen dele.
gates 10 say for whom they should vote. af.
ter Edmunds There would be with them
no second choice until they were compelled
to make one.
Hon. F. L. Woodbridge thought that a
majority and not plurality ought 10 he re
quired TO elect
Mr.. Carpenters amendment was lost.
GOV SMITH CHOSEN.
Hon. Albert Clarke of st. Adams said that
by requisite of the Franklin county delegation
he took pleasure in nominating for first dele
gate at large Hon 1ohh "feSory 'hi'h III
ST. Adams Gov. smith IS ior Euiiihus
and there Is anything beyond 'ila'' nc stai'os
Ior mat fepnDiicah VINO VIII sesiil u nm u
VI INT i'ioS' hhe's u 'a''y IN . WV
IN Inc douDiiul slates' D'iier''s as l u'
.''nh Wv "'ii''i' III many MIN !,
III Is ehlinehtiy quaiilco io' '"' pau anu
thal he VIII represent vermont VII" "o'''''s'
"'.H'' anu 'i'''"enNe'
lion. george w iiehuee Stcoi"eu Tue
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'''''''" was '''e''
FOR SECOND pkLt"AiE
i'eV. Franklin I'u''er Oh " 'i''su, n'''i'na
ed Hon Frederick Billings Oh "ooos'och'
eulosizlng him as man OF h'sh apiil'y anu
pure character, ana OF push anu 'ae''
seconded by Hon. w u Duh'oh Oh nut
land, Hon. John Il, Mead oil handolpli'
MIR. Joseph Batteli OF Middiepury' lion L.
L. roiano OF 81 Johnsonry ana ME- D. L.
bTidgemah OF bellows rails
Mr.. behhgs was then unanimously elected
FOR THIRD DELEGATE
Hon. Geo W. Grandey in a pleasant speech
nominated Hon. John W. Stewart OF Mid
dlebury. He referred to the fact that Gov.
Stewart was member of the convention
that nominated Lincoln in 1860, and said that
he needed no eulogy.
Seconded by Hon. John B. Page OF Rut-
land and Hon. G. W. Hartman of Bcnnlng-
ton.
Gov. Stewart was unanimously elected.
FOR FOURTH DELEGATE
Hon A F .Iudeyine of Uarfwick briefly
nominated Hon. Luke P. Poland of St.
Johnsbury.
Hon. ]. L. Martin of Londonderry nom
mated Col Geo. W. Hooker of Brattleboro.
With the three delegates already chosen, he
said We want one of the Younger working
Renublicans of Vermont. Col. Hooker has
been identified with the party since the civil
war. wherein he served and was wounded.
P. NJ. Foss of Orange county nominated
Col. John b. Mead.
l.. n. Hall of Groton seconded the uomin-
alton of Judge Poland.
FEE Woodbridge seconded Col. Hooker
nomination. and alluded 10 the fact that
Judge Poland was one of the delegates to the
last National Convention
Hon. Henry Ballard of Burlington, in be-
half of the Young Republicans of the State,
seco,dad Col Uooker.s nomination This
,voo o1so sooorIod Ia, JJo,rr CIorl If Ru,.
-, - IL,
iahd' j. ~ ba'cheiuef OF Arlington hugh
Henry of Chester and H. n. Newell of Shell
burn
F. Mack of Hinosbureh seconded the
nomination of Col. Mead, as did also Lieut..
Gov. E. p. Cotton of Irasburgh. C. II. Chap
man of Proctorsville and I.amoille county
delegate.
judge Poland sand that he had not had the
slightest idea that his name would be pre-
scented, until the previous night. He had
then told his friends that he would serve
only in case there was spontaneous desire
to have him do so. His action at Cincinnati
Cow, ,.oo,, o.o l1 ho oI,,da,o 7, mich,
io'i ycais as,o IA" pceH .iiu'cu w. II hi'S"'
not have been altogether agreeable to the
Republicans OF the State; but had been per
so,l ,,,;fo,o ,;,ooIf IL r-or,1 NO,
lecliy satisfactory 10 HlNlseIi- Hc "ouiu ho'
ro into n contest Tie youll now Withdraw
.
his name.
III, ILL.,, NJ,
Inc chalr appointed as teilerS Messrs'
Juderino Martin Frost and Smith and q
'
ballot was taken Will the following result
Nho,, n,r,bar Of vote, Az
H'ie hu'iioei VI .o'e'''''''''''
Necessary 10 cuoicc..-.'...-...-.--f
Geo w Hooker had pa
Jobn p Mood bod luz
coi -. -'ieou ii"u''''''.''''' ''''''..''''''-''
scattering
n, n,o,;op of Col NJaod tho election of
Va no'ioH VI Wi -'ie'Ni ''e e'e@''oA "a
Col Hooker was then made unanimous
Hon. G. G.. Benedict for the committee
,..,: , a., ru
onlcsolutiohs, Iepoiteu INC ioiio"ihs, "a
nlaining that thc nrovinus action of the con-
fS N " ' az
veLtlon rendered a further resolution
,..,.;s,, , .:,.ol
WHICH Inc committee WOuiu nave CoHslucTcu
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Eduundl unnecessary
pEsoIrTIONs
$500 , ,
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IN me interest OF ireedom anu equal rights mas IS
tabsneu us rlghi 10 i've, mol only Dy carving me
Nalon lnrougn me niosl gisanlic cN wal III Ms
Iory Dut py successful maintenance " ,ne !ueoi.
that inns IS Nation anu mol mere confederation oi
lhuepehutht soVeIeigniies' oy the "a. iIe , VI
nearly esni hundred i4iiiions Oh ihe pune 1epi, ~
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economies III tue ADMINISTRATOR Vi inc eoNeiH-
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hepupicail FORM VI government anu that an HON
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uenha'ioh vi SUCH iiactices' u! 'heH 'o'e7 a' 'he
Ponsi ,-., ,,,,,.. 1870. $500, l.,
ea r Ie MelTofa =; ,n mus. su nc
cess of such treasonable schemes and as the EN-,
honor, Until free thought, free speech, a free press
~ me cit1en in any mart ~ fhe innn in which he
sees nt 10 reside, irrespective OF color, party or
religion. and the right OF every voter 10 cast one
free, unInOlested ballot at each election, anu 10
have II honestly counted, shall be established
throughout the length and breadth OF the mon
4. Res0!red That while we record our hrin deter
mnaton that the results OF the war FOR the Union
Srrihrnn of the Sonth We ask Of them only what
we mold ourselves bound TO render-ooedience to
acceptance Of the fair rule Of the majority cleo