The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17

NOMINATE
HoWlaDd, Moody and Moseley
For Senator's.
WINCH FOR SIDE JUDGE
Benjamin Gates for States Attorney,
Hiram Carleton for Judge Of Pro-
bate, Frank H. Tracy for Sher-
iff, a. H. Graves, BaiIiH.


Montpelier, July i7.- The Republicans
Of Washington county met in convention
here today and nominated county tic
ket as follows:
Fer first senator, F. G. Howland Of
Barre.
For second senator, G, L. Moody Of
Waterbury
For third senator, John NJ. Moseley
of Waterbury,
For assistant judges, i. r. Wells Of
MiddleseN and G. NJ. Winch Of Barre
Town.
For Judge Of probate, Hiram carle.
ton Of Montpelier.
For states attorney, Benjamin Gates
Of Montpelier.
For sheriff, Frank H. Tracy Of Mont
pelier
For high bailif, A. II. Graves Of Dux-
bury.
The convention was called to order in
the armory at il o'clock by r. N. Cory.
chairman Of the Republican county com
mittee. Prayer was offered by the Rev.
Il. A. Rol,erts and S. Hollister Jackson
was named a. temporary chairman and
L 4. Hamnett of East Montpelier tenn
porary secretary. After the reading Of
the roll the temporary Organization was
made permanent In calling the con
yention, AIr Cory urged on the Repub-
licans the necessity of work. though he
predicted an easy victory, and also urged
all the faithful 70 steer clear Of fusion.
Mr.. Jackson in taking the chair spoke
briefly declaring that the Republicans
bad got 70 work. AZ the contest this
yefr was going to be hotter fghf
tliAn il was four years ago.
q. C Graves of Waterbury. when the
convention had been organized. offered
a resolution, which was unanimously
adopted. whose purport was that 10
Republican nominee should lie d can.
didate on a fusion ticket. The resoIu.
tion WAS:
Resolved. that ii Is the sense Of This
that all persons nominated
BY the convention refuse TO accept any
position on amy other county ticket for
q county office. and that any nominee
OF this convention whose name Is placed
on any other county ticket shall take
the necessary steps TO have his name
removed at once"
When this had been adopted. George
O. Stratton Of the Montpelier deleea-
ton arose and announced that q contest
bad arisen between the candidates for
senator from Barre and Waterbury as
to which should be named for first sen.
ator, and that the matter had been
left out TO Montpelier to decide. As
The Montpelier delegation was friendly
TO both. It did not care to decide and
asked the convention to settle IL He
moved it be referred to the convention
10 vote as to which should have first
place
A ballot was taken and if7 votes
we're cast. of which Mr.. Howland had /
a for FIRST place and Nr. Moody s3.
On the result Of this vote being made
known, J. Ward Carver Of Barre arose
nd placed in nomination for first scna-
.or the name OF Frank G.. Howland of /
Barre. This was seconded BY numerous +
delegates and Mr.. Howland was nomi.
iated by acclamation.
G. G. Graves OF Waterbury placed in f
the name OF G.. b. Moody I
II Waterbury for second senator and T
ie was nominated BY acclamation
For third senator three names were
PRESENTED, that Of Warren i. Bliss Of
alais WAS presented by G r. Dwinel
u that town; that Of Capt. lphn NJ. f
iloseley Of Northiicld by ". W. Holden
md that OF VIM. G. NYe OF North Mont
'cler BY @ +. Mcknight Of East Mont.
'elicr. These were seconded BY differ
NJ delegations, the Montpelier delega
ion seconding all three. A vote WAS
akcn as followss