Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-06-27

Bennington, Wmdham
The last remnants Of the detained dele
cations entered the hall to the rnliveuiuu
strains Of the Montpelier Military Band,
which WAS given seats in the orchestra Sec
ton. AS the last notes Of the band died
out, General George w, Grandcy Of Yer
grnnes, chairman OF the state committee.
stepped to the desk and called for order
Rev. G W Gallagher Of Montpelier was
introduced 10 offer prayer Mr. Gallagher
asked that wisdom and delbcratiun might
characterize the action Of the convention,
| that harmony might prevail, that the great
! principles OF the republican party might be
sustained in their purity and origina, glory.
When the clergyman had ceased, General
| Grandey stated that the roll was nearly
| complete, only some fifteen or seventeen
delegates not having presented their ere
! dentials On motion Of Charles Wilson Of
| Danvtllr, the reading of the roll WAS dis
peused with. Then the venerable chair
man addressed a few words Of congratulate
ton and suggestion to the convention.
| This was the largest convention. he said,
'hd' Ia" ever aSN'ho''" III 'i'hoh'' ne
congratulated the party on the representa-
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fact that the power OF the delegates was
equal to that Of the frrcmcn Of Vermont
| They held the election in their hands
Their responsibility, therefore, was equal
I" 'h''r power " nom 'heS recommended
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vote OF the convention, anu thai All would
support the candidate nominated. IN con-
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oili'E "l 'h' "t''Sa'eS' VINO "'"' !" '"'H
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u,n.nt HIM Tn,l G. Baker of Rutland
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.a,h ,nurtv Il, anuointrd The motion
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Lamoillc. .........P =. X, Gleed, MOrrisville
Orange ........E p. George West Farlee
Orl-~ns ......... IL c. Cleveland, Coventry
4 Rutland ,..........Jocl &. Baker, Rutland
Washington .... NJ. L. Smile Montpelier
Wndham. II. d. Holton, Brattlcboro
G Windsor ..........O. NJ. Tinkham, Pomfret
I. u Eldredge of Middlehury moved tha
the president appoint a committee on reso
utions, to consist OF one from each county
and, the motion passing the following gen
c tlemen were appointed;
Addison. d. Eldredge, Middlebury