Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

Committee be informed that this Convention would
take action upon the subject shortly.
The question then recurred upon the adoption Of the
resolutions ,and the Convention ADDRESSED by J. NJ.
Earle, of W orcester.
At the close of his remarks, The question was taken
and the resolves adopted with only dissenting
vote.
4 motion made appoint committee Of
from each town to nominate FIVE candidates for the
State Senate, be submitted the Committee of Con-
ference which this Convention shall appoint
On motion, rotea, to lay the subject the table until
iater the appointment of the Committee of Conference.
The following gentlemen then chosen to const-
tute The
COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE. Freeman Walk
er ofN. Brookfed, J, q. A. Pierce, of Leoninster,
Samuel Clark of Northboro, Challes White Of Wor-
cester, Har son Fay, of fSouhbridge, Adam Hunt, of
Milford, Geo. Gerry of Harvard, L. H. Bradford, of
Fitchburg, Erastus Spaulding, of Webster.
On motion of MIR. A. S. freeman, of Mendon,
Voted, that this Convention proceed ballot for five
candidates to the State Senate the names elected to be
! given TO the Committee of Conference.
Hon. A. Dewitt, of Oxford, through MIR. Chamber
lin of Worcester withdrew his a candidate, as
did Hou E. B. li'el w, of Grafton,
! On motion of. F. Burbank, of Worcester,
Voted, that the Chair appoint committee o. Eve, to
report resolutions expressing the views of this Conyen
ton, and the following gentlemen chosen.
| COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS. Charles Allen of
Worcester, Charles Mason, of Fitchburgh, A. W.
Seaver. of Northboro, ]. A. Henshaw, of Spencer,
Sullivan Fay, of Southboro.
| IN motiop IL UaS voted that conmittee Of be
appointed, to nominate County Committee, and report
the in the afternoon, and the following gentlemen
were chosen. Augustus Tucker, of Worcester, Clark,
of Norhboro Farwe of Fitchburg, Thayer of Milford
Ward, of Upton.
On notion toted, adjourn halfpast one O'Clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention proceeded to nominate candidates
for the Senate, be presented the Committee Con-
ference, in the following manner, to wit: The County
being divided into FIVE districts, the towns in each were
called and the delegates declared their preferences BY
ballot for candidate in each di ict as foows:-
Centre Distr1a.-Whoe number of votes 69-Neces-
sary to choice, 40. Henry Chaplin, of Worcester had
81, and declared elected, but declined, and mo-
tion being made, Charles White, of Worcester, was
nominated in his stead, he having the second highest
number OF votes.
Necessary choice, 32 Elisha Murdock, Of Winch
endon received As, and was chosen.
North East Dtstiet.-Gen. Moses Wood was nomin-
ated by unanimous vote.
S South East Dstrict.-Whole number of votes, 1l6-
f Necessary choice, SO. Elmer Brigham, of West.
boro, being the highest the list declared be
elected.
South West District.-Whole number Of votes, IS
Necessary for a choice 40 Freeman Walker had 48
and. to ha ttnp
Meessrs. Walker, of N. Brook6eld and White, OF
d Worcester declined serving upon the Conference Com
mittee consequence Of having been nominated on the
Senatorial list of candidates, and the Chair appointed
Of j. NJ Earl, ofWorcester and o. c. FELTON,, of Brook
n field, to fill the vacancies.
Judge Allen, in behalf Of the Committee on resolu
ge tons then reported series of resolves, which
r. publish them to-nof66S@t. hearty applause eve sha
On motion of Freeman Walker. of N. BrookbeIo
they were unanimously adopted. F. H. Underwood
of Worcester, then offered the following as an naddtiont
and addressed the Convention in brief but pertuea
/; speech.
er Resolged, That we cordially approve and adopt tb
:, sentiments and language Of the Whg District. anc
County Convention of 1850, but which has been vrual
y repudlated by the Wings of the Whig State anC
|" County Conventions of the present year, which is il
these words
I'VE consider the recent enactment of the 50 cale,
FUGITIVE SLAVE BILL UN WARRANTED. anr
IS regard its provisions UNREASONABLE and I'm
O JUSt L; we believe it to be wanting in those paurj,
and securities which the citizen,a whether white O,
black, is entitled to under the Constitution; we will.
therefore, use all lawful aud rehtu means to obtain IT,
REPEAL" ''N
The Committee appointed to nominate County
Committee, then reported the following nominations
which were unanimously confirmed
:, H. II. Chamberlain Worcester
e Charles White,
6. F. Hoar,
t Curtis Forbnsh
Augustus Tucker,
+, Daniel S. Godfrey, Milford
! +. III. Under wood Webster.
Freeman Walker, N. Brookfeld
Israel Plumwer, Northbridge.
f E. b. Bieelow, Grafton
Charles Mason, Fitchburgh
n F. X. Ware,
ri Samuel Clark, Northboro.
, Sullivan Thayer, Milford.
IL George kendeI Westminster.
81 Elisha Murdock, Winchenden.
Ahram Firth, Leicester.
Gilman Day, Templeton.
J. O. A. Pierce, Leominster.
, Mr.. Stone. Harvard.
. Allen Bangs, Esq, of Springfield, being presen
called for by the President and addressed the Con
ver ton in eloquent terms. The Committee Of Confer
ence then reported the resnt Of the joint delibera
tons OF both Conventions, the following nominations
Tor the State Senate for Worcester County.
u SENATORIAL TICKET.
= NOSES WooD, of Fchburg.
) FREEMAN WALKER, Of N. Brookfeld
4 ELMER BRIGHAM, of Westboro
/, j. ). c. kNowLToN of Worcester.
l. ALBERT ALDEN, of Barre.
y The nominations were received with demonstra-
!. tons indicative Of the most cordial approval hv a
II unanimous vote.
. On motion of J. NJ Earle, of Worcester, com