Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28
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Candidates Nominated by the Re-
pubiicans Of Orange County.

dolph and William Paul Of West Fairlee.
Assistant judges -Cyrus L. Lathrop OF
Mllliamstown and Horace White of Tops
ham.
High sheriff William H. sprague of
/ Chelsea
High bailin Stephen B. Darling Of Yer
shire
states attorney March NJ. Wilson Of
Randolph.
Judge Of probate. Randolph district
William II. Nichols Of Randolph.
Judge Of probate, Bradford district
samuel n. Gleason Of Thetiord.
Every town IN the county was repre-
sented BY full delegation, 81 delegates in
all.
Chairman Nolan Of the county COM
mittee called the convention TO order at II
a. M. Rev. L. n. Moody Of Chelsea Of
/ fered prayer.
! IA. K. Darling, secretary Of the county
committee, read the call and called the
I roll, 10 which every delegate but one re-
/ sponded, and his place was filled later.
The roll was adopted.
The temporary organiZatiOn-Dav ;.
COnant of Bradford, chairman: s 81. BAR
ling OF Nershire and q. "A. DickeY OF
Washington, vice presidents; II. Z. Hatch
Of STAFFORD and j. W. Blakeborough OF
/ Brookheld, secretaries-was made perma-
uent
Chairman Conant sounded the keynote
IN brief, pointe1 speech, on taking the
chair.
a committee on resolutions was named,
consisting Of S. q. Wilson OF Chelsea, ID.
NJ Bond Of Thetf0rd, L. NJ. seaver of
7 Williamstown, j. b. Adams OF Randolph
+ aud 3. B. ScFibner Of Corinth, a ter which
/ the convention adjourned until after din
ner
4 At1.3O, the committee reported the fol-
j loving resolutions, which were adopted
COUNTY PLATFORM.
"Be il resolved, that we, the Republicans
Z OF Orange county, in convention assem-
bled, hereby declare our loyalty 70 the ma
tional organization Of the Republican
party. We realize that great problems are
now before this country, but we'are conf
j dent ha. they will be solved by the intel
Z ligent and honest labors Of a Republican
majority IN Congress, with the advice and
assistance Of that fearless leader, such as
tins country has not seen since the days OF
the Rebellion, Theodore Roosevelt
ave approve the course that the repre-
sentatives Of this state in the Congress OF
the United States are taking on the great
public questions OF the daY We appreci-
ate their endeayors in affairs OF national
importance and their careful attention TO
the needs of Vermont and her citizens.
1--WE pledge our support TO the nominees
OF the Republican district and state con-
ventions, held in Montpelier a few days
past, and endorse the platform there
adopted. In view Of the calibre OF the
men there nominated and the principles
there affirmed, we can see no good reason
why every true Republican should not be
glad TO do his part TO secure sweeping
victory for his party at the elections next
I september. Believing as we do that the
administration OF the affairs Of this state
aud county will be most wisely secured IN
that manner, we call upon the republican
voters OF this county to show a solid front
to the enemy at the polls.
s,There are rumors of an attempt 10 dis
rupt the Republican party under the gulse
OF an independent movement We de-
nounce this so-ealled independent"
movement as an attempt to secure person.
al advantage and vent personal spite at the
expense Of an honered and honorable or
ganization.
ave pledge our best efforts and we call
upon all the Republicans Of old orange
county to help as TO secure the election OF
the candidates nominated by this conven-
ZION. Orange county puts forth strong
men. Let the vote for them pe over
Nominations being in order, j. B.
Adams of Randolph presented the name OF
Luther b. Johnson of Randolph for the
west side senatorshipi seconded by SEQ. -
Flint OF Braintree, j. NJ. Angel OF BROOK
field. s. b. Buell. OF STAFFORD and q. l.
STOW OF Chelsea. Mr. johnson was hoinl-
mated hy reclamation.
For east side senator j. y. Kimball pre-
scented William Paul OF that toWhi
seconded by Horace White OF Iopsham'
r. r. Fuller OF Nershire and delegates
from STAFFORD, WILLIAMSBURG Ihetlord,
Orange. Tunbridge, Washington ana ralr-
lee Mr.. Paups nomination was BY &C
Il. M. Seaver Of Williamstown named
for assistant Judge, Cyrus Y. Lathrop oil
Williamstown, and W. y. Hood Of LODI
sbam presented Horace White OF that
town. Messrs. Lathrop and White were
nominated without opposition.
William II Sprague OF Chelsea, the pres
emf sheriff was presented for renomina-
ion NV = {. Wilson OF Chelsea, 'and
eli sen viva voce.
b. +. Fuller Of Nershire named stephen
r Darling 81 Nershire for high baliui
nominated by reclamation.
For states attorney, March NJ. wilson OF
Randolph was named by a. q. Osgoou OF
that town end selected without opposi-
ton. .sa yvitI;.r,
u Nichols in Randolph district, ana
samuel Nj. Gleason in Bradford district
Ma been renominated during the noon re-
cess az csucuses Of the delegates from the
two districts. and their names were ~
sented by John l.. Hutchinson OF ran
5olnb and f. W. Raymond OF Post Mills,
respectively They were nominated py
the convention. ..... ,,-,s
The following county commHtee W.
sslscfed. each towns delegation nominat-
no mem Der Bradford, d. ,. Conanti
Brsintree. q. W. Flagg Brookheld, A. -
Reed Chelsea, II. X. Darlingi Corlntn'
r, h. scribner; Fairlee, A. T. Baneroitj
Newburv. r. w. George; orange, ~ -
FLANDERS Randolph. p. Il. Morse stT l.i
ford j. 5. Morrill,, Thettord, y; r. ~
~. Topsham, W. V. Hood Iunorldgei
r Bicknell Vershire, b. +. Fulieri
Washington. r. Nj. seaver; West talrlee'
u II. Dudley Williamstown, j. h. Iynoe
IRE gentlemen named as senators Wete
called upon, and responded with BRIEF ac-
ceptance speeches.
CONVENTION NOTES.
There was some opposition to the re-
nomination Of Judge Gleason, owing 20
nj advanced age, and six votes were ess'
sgainst him in the district caucus j. D.
PICKETT Of Bradford has an eye on the
Mace two years hence. ....,
Ara meeting Of the county eomiinlttee.
foIIowing the convention. ID. > conan
i,.as chosen chairman; II. X. Darling
u u Scrihuer, treasurer j. n