Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-09
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WEDNESDAY,. MARCH .. 1883.
The Election.


The Election.
The returns from ali parts CT the State tell but
one story, of the utter rout and discontinue of the
Wings, aud Of stern condemnation, by the
people, Of their ruinous and reckless course. 1t
is enc Of the beauties Of our republican system,
that, ialthough the people are disposed to be quiet
and long suffering, yet, whenever any great out
rage is committed their rights, they rise in
their majesty, and rebuke and repudiate it
through The legitimate channel-the balot-box.
Glorious old Worcester County leads the van,
giving nearly or quite MY majority to the
cause Of Reform Isn't that grand Then fol-
lows Brsto--a few years since, one of the strong
est Wing counties Of the State, but now, in the
towns heard from, eecting tlcsnty-one Reformers
and net single Wing Take away Boston and
her suburbs, and the Wings would have hardly a
corporal's guard in the Convention As it is,
there will be about two to one against Them.
amounting to something between one hundred and
one hundred and fifty majority The returns al
ready in, give majority Of ninety one, with over
hundred towns 10 hear from, a large proportion
of which, it is supposed, have elected Relormers.
There will be great amount of talent in the
conventions and it will be body that NIassachu-
sets may well con6de in, and be proud Of
When we get the returns more fully, we shall
publish them in detail. At present, we give this
county in full, and the aggregates in the other
counties:
WORCESTER COUNTY.
Auburn-Marcus Barrett
Athol-1 Reformer.
hburnham-Simeun Merritt
Boylston--D. S. Whitney
Barre-P. Emory Alar1ch Wing.
Berlin-Henry Wilson.
Rolton-Charles Newman
Brookfeld-Wm. b. Greene, over 100 maj.
Blackstone-WiIlaid Wilson, C,
Charlton-Wm P. Marble
Clinton-Charles G. SteUens, Whig.
Dudey-Charles G. Wood.
Dougias-A. F. Brown c.
Fitchhurg-Charles Mason, Nath'l Wood.
Grafton Ed. E. Bigelow.
Gardner-l Reformer
Holden--Charles l. Knowlton
Hardwlck-no choice
HarvaTd-Rev. w. Gilbert
Hubbardton-Wm Bennett Jr.
Leicester-Hiram Knight
Lancaster-Joal Wider, w.
Lunenburg-Sam' Boutwell,
Leominser-J. C. Allen
Mllibury-Asa H. Waters, F. S.
Milford-O. Underwood
Mendon-l Reformer
New Braiatree-SaHpsel airer, Wing.
N. Bfookfeld-Amasa Walker.
Northbrdge-Silas Rawson Dem
Norhboro'-Anson Buringame.
OXiord-Aex. Dewitt.
Oakham- Ross
Princeton-Ots Wood
Petersha m-Seth Hapgood.
Paxton--John Partridge.
Rutland-James Munroe
Spencer-Jabez Green 43 maiority
Sterling - Houghton, whig.
Sntton-Sumner Cowl.
Souihboro'- Sullivan Fay.
Shrewsbury-Wm. Fl. Knowon.
Sturbridge-l coalition
uIhbridge-Georee Vinron.
Templelon Gilman Dav.
Upton George S Ball, C.
Uxbridge-Jos. Thayer, Dem.
w. BoyIston-Rev. Mr. Cross
Westboro'-J0siah ChildF
WaTen-Nathan Richardson.
West Brookheh-Hammond Brown.
Webser-Danel Chaplin.
WInchendon-A. p. Marvin.
Ves'minsler-C. q. Giles.
Worcester-Charles Allen, J. M. Earle Henry
Chapln, Isaac Davis, J. S. G. Knowlton.
Those in Roman, Al, are Reformers; those in
Italics. 8, are Wings.
The returns, so far they have been received
from other counties, give the following results:
SUFFoLK-This county gives .Reiorlners and
As wings.
EssEx-Twenty-f,ur towns give "a Reformers
to 10 wings, among the latter Gov Davis, of this
city, is elected from Methuen.
MIDDLEsEx = 81 towns send 3S Reformers,
among whom Henry Wilson, Nath'I Banks ,Jr,
Gourgas, w Graves, Butler, Josiah G
Abbott, ShubaeI Adams, and D w Gooch, and ii
wings, among whom are Professors Greenleaf and
Parker, and DR. Bells vacancies.
HAMPsHIRE-Fiye towns in this back bone of
whiggery send Relormers, among whom is C P
Huntington, and whig.
HAMPDEN-Here 13 towns send 9 Reformers.
and wings, with 3 vacancies.
FRAEKLIE-In towns, z Reformers are chosen.
intending Whiting Grswold and D w Alyord. and
i whg.
NoRFoLK-ln 10 towns there are 10 Reformers
and 10 wings chosen, and vacancies.
BRIsToL-Twelve towns give 81 Relormers and
wings.
PLYMOUTH Nineteen towns have elected Is
Reiormers and wings.
BERKsHIRE-Seven towns have elected A Re-
formers and wings.
BAREsTABLE-Sandwich only is heard from,
which elects a whig.
RecapituIatIon.
sun.u. !, Reform. Wing. No choice
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