The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1886-06-25
1st. Ballot. Tebbetts 10. Sargent %.

Smith 81. No choice. End. Ballot, j.
A. Tenney |, j. II. Nolan 1, Joseph
Tebbetts 1, s. q. Smith ~, C. G. Sar.
gent 45, and was nominated.
Gov. Fnrnham nominated j. ii. Wat
son Esq. of Bradford, for States At
tOrney. Seconded by s. X. Berry, N.
l.. Boyden.
c. S. Emery Esq. named Geo. L..
Stow of Chelsea. Seconded by Ches-
ter Dickey, p. +. Grow.
Tellers: o. II. Baker Of Bradford,
Franklin Dearborn Of Chelsea.
Vote, Scattering |, Stow ~, Watson
so. and the latter was nominated.
Hon. N. l.. Boydcn named for sher-
i'll, +. NJ. Collins. Seconded j. Il. Nc
Lam. ..... ...
Chester Dickcv named l.. p. Barron.
Seconded by S. X. Berry, M. B. Cur
tbs, G.. $. Emery.
Tellers: j. X. McLane, p. O. Hunt
ingtOn.
The vote: II. b. White 3, Luke Par
ish 2, Scattering 2, +. NJ. Collins 10,
l.. p. Barron 40.
Hon. S. B. Darling of Vershire, was
nominated for High Baliff by Acclama-
ton.
j. b. Bacon Esq. Of Chelsea, nOmi-
mated for Judge of Probate, Hon. w.
II. Nichols in behalf Of the entire Ran
dOlph Dist. Accepted.
Judge Cobb nominated Hon. s. M.
Gleason of Thetford. for Judge of Pro-
bate for Bradford Dist. voicing the
unanimous choice of the delegates from
said Dist. Accepted.
a rising vote was taken making the
nominations unanimous.
The present County Committee was,
reelected. g..
The Convention at 3 O'Clock adjourn
ed sine die.
The following were elected town
j. II. Watson. II. +. Parker, c. E,
Clark. A, Z Hunkins. Warren L. Craft,
Thomas X. Rentr.w. John q. Norcross,
Moses e. Flanders.
BRAINTREE
G. W. FIagg. Henry Fits, w. D.
Laport, Chas. Woodward Jr.. Allen H,
Fit.
W. S. Graves, e II. Bigelow, A. B.
Ferry. ~
A. w. Whitney. G. S. Emery. Alonzo
Moves. E. N. Bacon. l. H. Sanborn.
CORINTH s.
c. c. Sargent, J B. Kemp. R. Rich
ardson, NJ. N. Humphrey, ALMA l. We.
well. A. w. Ovltt, E. s. Carpenter,
Fellows Merrill.
w. H. Kibbey. W. H. Gilmore, L. j..
Heath, VIM. P. Garfield. II. r, Warren,
NEWBURY - ~,
Frank Deming. Scott Sloan. Thomas
c. Reyes, w. w. Brock Jr., Byron O.
Rogers, Dudley Carlton, A. M. Peach,
L w. McAllister. -ss-il !.
ORANGE
K. +. Beard. Wllber Cutler, j. w.
J. c son, Oren Hutchin son, VIM. Hu,e.
RANDOLPH
L. P. Thayer. N l.. Boyden, d. w.
Eaton, f 5. Hall, George Cook, Chas.
J Sleeper. 49,, s...4
STANFORD
s B. Buel, r. A. Hatch, NIB. O. BIB,
J. Nj. Soule. F. +. Chaffee.
c. G.. Emerson. j. X. Blaisdell,
Henry M. Dodge, H. F. Wilcox, E. S.
Cook, G. Y. Lucas. Geo. E. Emerson.
TOPsHAM
Fl, b. White. II. A. J.ckman. Warren
Bowen, o. S. Sanborn. Chas. F. Smith.
TUNBRIDGE
D. F. Chapman. Chas. B. Smith, A.
]. Wills.
S. b. Darling, F. D. Richardson, p.
H. Darling. c. f. Paine, r. Smith.
WASHINGTON
Chester Dckey, W. e. Worthley, G.
W. Huntington. A. F. Bohonon, A. L.
WILLIAMSBURG
c. U. Lathrop, Frank Martin, E. c.
Smith.
WEST FAIRLEE
Z. =. George, JOS. Tebbetts, A. M.
Child, j. N. kimball, A. II. Snuthworth.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Resols,ed, That we as County Convention do re-
assert unaltered aleg the principles Of the
republican party expressed in previous National and
conventions and especially those expressed in the
asst State Convention.
Resolped, That as Convention we express our sP-
rout Congress- respecting bills Of vital interest to
he Of Vermont and especially that bill now sent
o the senate imposing tax upon every form Of adul-
Grated butter; and that convention we tender him
hanks therefor
Resolvsd, That a convention are in favor Of the
passage Of bill establishing State Railway Commits
ion.
Resolred, That will use utmost endeavor to
oil up an old time party majority for the State and
county ticket presented, at the next election