Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-11
Republican County Convention.


opening harvest season in Vermont, cheered the
hearts Of the expectant multitude for whom the
eminent attractions Of the occasion had an intense
and wholly exceptional interest, and at the APP
pointed hour for the meeting Of the convention
Mr. Dillingham; OF the county committee called
to order an assemblage which In point Of numbers
and ability would have fifty represented the state
Having read the call for the convention, Hon. B.
+. Fi6eld Of Montpelier was called to the chair
as temporary president Of the convention II. A.
Huse Of Montpelier and c. H. Smith Of Barre
were chosen secretaries On motion Of Hon.
Charles Dewey, the temporary organization was
made permanent Ex-Governor Paul Dillingham;
Of Waterbury, Hon. Heman Carpenter of North
field and A. +. Field Esq., Of Barre were made
vice-presidents Of the convention. Pending mo-
ton to take a recess Of thirty minutes to make
nominations by town committees, Hon Heman
Carpenter Of Mortified introduced the following
resolution and supported 1t in short speech.
Rossd Tina, the sense Of this convention recognizes
yenton will adhere 70 the practice adopted by Repubi.
can party 10 tbs county since the organization Of the party
In the nominations made this day.
This resolution was opposed by General Pitkin
and Mr.. Huse. George W Wing, Esq, moved
the resolution be laid on the table, and the mo-
"on was cafHeu ny summing 'ote' on motion
vi rranh fi"iney, hsq'' .he chaif was directed 10
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AFTERNOON.
On reassembline the committee on resolutions
reported the following, which were unanimously
| adopted.
| Re,olred That we commend to the consideration OF
our .ent9ss ana pre- ny @ .e lasShon OF
next legislature OF the grand list laws be necessary
| OF property
me & aa1 Rs e esnyn Sp a . n9
and confirm the nonn ,tlon Of James Garfield for pres
I1n,aa sta," a. N''"u 'o ''epe''e" Vi '"e'e
ReOired That unanimously endorse the nominations
THIS day me by The Repnbcans o. washington county
ana pledge 'hem our united ana ehthuSsc support the
M, v p.,.
| i"e "'inoid a"u Ai''u' anu '''o io"ns "opuo
lican clubs oil Montpeher' preceded by the Mont
| pelier band now appeared in the great tent Only
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| able loot OF sitting and standing room under ana
around the canvas was occupied by a densely
| n.cl ad ardianca Good i,daas estimate that NOT
| ~,
less than hve thousand people were present Inc
| band PLAYED fine selection and the choir sang
"The Rattle il Beeun. !" to the music of March,
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ins through "eo'sm' Inc presuen' III 'ernis
| OF appropriate eulogy introduced
| svx.rop vn>,,,vns
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| who was received with enthusiastic applause
| Mr. Edmunds explained that his speech must
| nacass.r;,v ha hr;ef He had No, the strength mr.
| -, :,
the voice 10 ADDRESS large auuiehce IN 'he open
air. or what was worse in tent. Had he under
stood at the time of accepting the invitation to
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| ence under SUCH circumstances, In Jusuce 10 MS
hearers and to himself he would have felt Obliged
| ., aoa,ina At,ar somo h,roro,s ar,s,ors N tho
pueo''"e' H'.o' 'o"' .,.,
| Democracy OF vermont ana the hauoh, MT Eo-
munds proceeded to argue that the election OF
| Hancock tn the presidency with the senate and
| h~nse 81 renreseptatiyes in their control would
| Give the Democratic marty the control In each
| branch of the government. and this would be
in affect restoration OF the rebellion and Tia con-
| Sequences nc inquun.ouu ~ "ouu 10 So.
| shon1d succeed with Inc ballot? lie showed that
| the nower Of the Democrats marty was chiefly in
the sonth that IL needed but little assistance from
| northern democrats to give 1t a majority and that
il was their intent and purpose 10 limit the extent
Of their northern Aid TO the absolute reauiremepts
| ~ a gnod Working majority "a with an unlimited
| tanr5a ~ The Democracy in ali the free states
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