Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-07-11

IiuCblOu tudt SOupCio q UHoASoSAS
fear and EFFORTS an accorded respect
and admiration unknown in history:
Therefore be 1t Received
That we heartily believe in and pro-
claim our fealty to the principles of
political faith and action embodied in
the eloquent expression contained in
the platform adopted at the last
national republican convention.
We rejoice in the unanimous selec-
ton of Theodore Roosevelt as our
national standard bearer, who has
brought to the performance of the
duties of his high station clear head
a brave heart, high purposes, an
earnest and uncompromisiDg patriot
ism and elevated ideals of public duty
and public service.
We believe in system of protec-
ton which guards and develops our
varied industrial interests, which
places the American inventor, artisan
and producer in the vanguard and ell
evates and adorns the true dignity of
labor, and which is elastic and con-
formable to all conditions.
We further believe in the continu-
ance of a monetary standard that has
produced an all-abounding confidence
and has resulted in an unexampled
prosperity.
We are proud of diplomacy alert
aggressive and Influential, couched in
the forcible yea and nay of Anglo
Saxon impulse and force.
We indorse and pledge our hearty
support of the republican state and
county ticket.
The town committees recommended
by the towns were ratified. We give
these committees below:
A list of names for a county COM
mittee was then read and accepted.
We give this committee below.
Hon. Chss. A. Prouty of Was hing
ton, member of the Inter State Com
MERGE Commission, was then intro
duced and gave an address on trusts
and monopolies. Mr.. Prouty was
thoroughly familiar with the subject
and gave an address which was heart
lily enjoyed by the delegates and Wis
itors. We are sorry that we were I'M
able to secure copy of the speech
for publication. At the close of Mr..
Prouty's speech the convention ad-
journed. The members of the county
committee remained for time and
organized as follows: o. S. Annis,
chairman; DR.. @. L. Erwin, vice
chairman; F. T. Caswell, secretary;
M. M. Taplin, treasurer. The chair
man was empowered to select an ex-
ecutive committee of five, of which
he was to be a member.
Town Committees.
Albany-F. W. Tenney, E. R. Cobb,
W. J. Eldridge.
Barton-W. L. Jacobs, H. T. Seaver
E. @. Skinner.
Bennington G. ]. Gross, j. M,
Wyman, 9. H. Joslyn.
Cove ntry-L. s. Nye, @. o. Litch-
field, Alison Smith.
Charleston-C. E. Coruth, VIM. Nell
son, Wilson Buck.
Craftsbury-W. @. Hadley, II. A.
Skinner, J. A. Morse.
Derby-A. B. Cobleigh, Geo. Burton,
]. A. Hunt.
Glover-B. U. Wells, II. N. Davis,
Geo. Dow.
Greensboro-E. o. Randall, J. D.
Wilson, A. s. Clary.
Holland-E. G. Moulton, ]. II.
Smith, j. B. Farr.
Irasburgh-C. W. Wheeler, A. B.
Post, Q. H. Hannant.
Jay-A. A. Macomber, G. B. Place,
H. B. Banister.
LoWell-Geo. E. Curtis, 81. 81. New
ton, Milo Hines.
Morgan-H. A. Bartlett, ]. h. Gill
more, o. P. Wilcox.
Newport-Homer Thrasher, w. R
Connal, F. E. Miles.
Troy-O. s. Annis, ]. W. Reirden
H. D. Peck.
Westfeld-W. A. Young, Homer
Tillotson, II. w. Durham.
Westmore-W. G. Daniels, H. E
L! on, Geo. Twombly.
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
A. M. Goddard, Albany
NJ. NJ. Taplin, Barton
j. w. Wyman, Browningtor
Howard A. Skinner, Craftsbury
j. B. Holton, Charleston
Henry G. Cleveland, Coventry
F. T. Caswell, Derby
W. F. Clark, Glover
E. o. Randall, Greensboro
j. A. Bradford, Holland
S. F. Slack, Irasburgt
A. A. Macomber, Jay
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