The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-06
Nassac huserts BIsc& NepublScsn state Cen
vrnfIoy. q Worcesler. Mass.

We sia o VIII EXHIBIT 81 de-. a snthasssn in TIE
eIIse.
The asst pubic dsr1S ast-sron o. he dsy ~s5 the
ssptiun OF Hon. 3en:y wilson le arrived in the nrs,
main enl Bosor md me- 81 he Neste n Il pr ~
r nit:ts ofrns 81 iz-ns OF Worcester and esccrtei
a bsrouchs which bsd tesn prepared for him. IA be
os sAs he ca.-isgs he greeted with hearty
sb4ers ~ ms c-cwt, UmSe .ng four ave hanGred
pssons o-ocsssicn them formed, preceded BY the
Wo-ceste Co-ns- Band When ,-oceacea 70 the Ii nooln
Bo7se. > hesuen Of some two THOUSAND persons a..
seno ed IN iron. of the hotel and called for Mr. Wilson.
Hon j. c. sno-ton then Introduced Mr. Wilson TO the
peopie s4y ing IaSt No om he s:ene OF the dse
r4sdy assault upoa the Commonwealth in the person o.
her senator he had himself possess that
moral ccr-sgs Necessary 10 defend he. here sid there
and avery shs-e. III. Wilson came forward sni
ss,ved vi.A hearty and e thasiastc cheers.
IN ssyly lie nnsde aelef speech. He thanked the cid
tor ths expression ,heir Kindness towards hm,
ftr the kird wh,h they nal received the
knd wosds Of Is isnd NJ hIo slton. II had been ais
Srsus recently to psss through tyicg scenes, an, he
bad en- isavoced 20 DO shat he believed Massachusetts,
ought 70 do n my conduct meets your approval,
sAsI 10 my pos; with strengthened resolution to
d. ~hAt selisve to be right. de alluded to tbs das
tASy ASSAULT on ar Sumner, snd said the act vas that
II 10 porer, ana rot OF Brooks. As individual
BE ms sgent OF Inst po yer va,h plunged
ksnsss mo fy Fsr ard s&s doing what II can 70
baI,sh New England rom that Territory. re
Rad % ssy that M -uuner va rsirg nom that attack
Hrs siri has corq ueea. After had carried
I'm 70 bi4 come, AID picsc hi bis bed or sng sh
b. ssi0 Wilson, vnen res Yer will meet them
again. .ni pus II 70 ne sgsio.' (rhres cheers
sivea for surrne- AM IL God spares his If. mis- voiss
VII sa % hssri "a eencs Of tire people OF Kansas
he overthg2S c: tas slave this repu oi,
Lapss. lie. rse trains ov-r tos Nashua ksilsosd
s,vei sith some Fix hul Ged delegates icom Fchourg
kSw.N, &c, g..
~, ve,e >ccom PANIED BY TIE Fi.oabu-g ~.ss Bsnd
reU0t formed in and u sl
AreaeA De st.esss q cry
The Convection assembled IN he City Han IL O'Clock
IRE Ia 90 fsd 70 ovetf owing. T. Goodrich,
soembH u th- National Committee Massachusetts,
the u invention TO snd xpaiaed IN regard
~ ma orgsn u se Cor venl0a.
NJ FRENCH Of Ne Gsdf rt moved tha. the Hon. s.
nes Brown. 81 Conc 3D. be chosen temporary cnairaa
Ssyrr
M saowy tsnse. he oorvan.ion Sor the hon,r, and
lts: hO1gh un Of indgns oa is nut al rnsat
De vo1 net t1-e - nor We sa5e fallen nign upon
rev srzsrJ times ana ID The time for acton and
Rev NJ Brsssn1, o, Worcester, then offered prayer
Jamesg Boydsn Of Amherst and sine "a R,sdin. d
Of Fail RIVER, we're sppinea tempo ary Secretaries H.
Wills, OF soston. moved the appointment OF
oCnni'ee o. che from each distic to report psrna
Davis or Pvmou h; 8anop Carpen ter, Of Paw ucke, E.
Dtel Il Bro site; Hamilton Willis Of Boston; Eosn s.
of 10 veil: Eoen Torrey, Of Fitch surg Gilbert
sn'th OF south Hadley Charles s. Rice, of Conway.
Tire following Committee on Gre entails appoint
6:-Aucrew ! Russell OF Plymouth; Va. P. Huston,
Of 3 ston; Aired Cspp Of Hun'iog,on L.vi " Smith
Of Tsp oleen; Francis s. T. Cd OF Fa River IN Iye-s
Pkiios OF Fnchbprs; samuel D. Daveu port OF Hopkin
ten; Julian ?. Mason. OF Bos on justin rnayer of
kort hampton; Dwight Kellogg, Of Greenfield, we're
sppo;z ed Committee on Finance.
foe o. mmitee on Permanen Organization reported IS
Prs.ident Hon. Charlss Hudson, of Lexington, and
sesy kong nat Of Vice p residents and Secretaries
TIE report Vas unanin. usiy accepted.
Nj HUDSON en- taking The chair, was hear lily pplaud
cd He said thai hse re consulted mis- pe-s onA feelings
he should have declined the position; but fellow
s.aens lad assigned him the dutr and gave an
Opportunity to make public his devotion to the GAUGE
cepfeo IT,
We are here he remarked as band Of tre.msn for
tAe purpose OF restoring the princp plea on which our
Aes Institutions rest, CT bringing bach government
Gays Of the republic We here from all poli.i:al
parnss, having left our party names behind with
tSs res articles OF our cresd to carry ferxard
NE principles Of every party. As wings, here
n protest seanst the encroachnent Of executive
power protec,ionis's for ths prote, of
~ ballot box and freedom OF sreech, and
sste against the sprest of slavery into free
We are here democrats, renonncipg thu
aiming the rp-it; here nee sellers TO apply
su1 U1Dcipes 20 real case; here Americans
to protect the in Of America WnHe We hold that
Americana should rue America also hold that they
O. 81 Se-ons- Crest spplsEse) is becomes US to day
to lay aside all party pejueces AID uIite, heart and
H.as, in isia great cause. (chee.a) &c wauid ask
not mere to remove spags from .vsrs aud
Pa bo-s. but TO remove slavery from sill. The
,seues that csina attention ;he freed I'm
CT speeth the purity Of he ballot box, the prots,-
tbn Of our New England men In Kansas, and CT our
Senator's and representatives in Congress- also the
reehcti N Of the slave power. Still we are here
5or NO sectional pUrpose-these questions are CO.
extertive with the country We should therefore, Ad
here e I'll const uton snd the Union. We claim pro
see Ton under The Union, and We sek tam We
vii ing to accord to others On she matter o. slavery
ve must sand richly on rights he voud stand
she utmost verge of freedoms soil and say 70 the
hlghtlrg OF slavery hitherto shs thou and
40 further In doing this simply demanding
snr rahs and carrying Out the princip-s OF the fonn
The following were appointed Committee on Rsso,u.
lions vi ham d. Ri CHAM, OF Boston, stephen Phil
pin, Of Worcester; George Bliss Of Spring 1eld E-sssus
Hopkins OF NORTHAMPTON; Daniel W. Avord, OF Grseo'
bed; Vim. c. Punkett of Adsms; Samuel Warner. Of
Vrentham; Daniel J. Lane, o. Piynou.n Edmund Rod
MAN. Of New Bedford Zenss D Basset OF Hyannis; John
saaw, OF Ssntacke. They subsequently, reported as
Ailoss.-
.sra elect aI eeegaes represea: oormoa -s.h
ne spp.ososg anriyerssry The battle Of suares B cor
ss s ~ e
heir hrsl triumph and s discrimination % the
rp1sse1 .r a.s Of hoe principles. ' p''e
se ee s.s 81 s Ksn.as nus
erre heb for its ie erate and ssroc, IN
ss{ Syen j.. o. Tss,n he.
me n n he ssr ana no
hch 70 flow from the unchecked and enboldsned
, me rave power, acting through and by the general
keso we'd ] hat he AdnnSrnt0n OF Franklin Fierce. BY
subservicuce TO The power by m picity with
- Kansas and and BY lis general
lnith the prnc'p freedom sy
DeWred the sbborrence OF patriotic cize1 AMI FULLY
fesed lie nconpeency for The functions ota repuosAn
goverunen t
kesoved That these And yranniss fres psspe
10 endure that the continuance OF them
Arcush incoming sdniaisrsAon would iearfuy threaten
ne intesri:v ard peace Of our country.
Resolved, That clrg wi unaSae1 sta-hnes. % the
bshed IL spin sy BY fore shers and
will resist Gil hoeiiy
principles which founded coming from what
susFsr 4 may II, cherish will defend II
lgstnst ~ soreign and domestic aegressions .
Resolved That The Who sussi1 the a4mi1T so1 In ~
.urdrc towards Ksnsas and The south in ~ ssenpt p ke
feeSvm OF Thought and speech the enemies OF our
ee Institutions, ana merit the exe:raou Of every lover OF his
epunvy.
Resolved, That he tree Bates Of bis Uuien, comprising
than hrds Of the free popu o. the country and
sssDg sge majority Of he electoral have the
II her duty 70 red ress tbee 'ssru evils
Eovepnent which snail restore The repub q 70 - original
les by nsuguratng pes,eul revolution whose hs
acton the pos whose arsenal he ballot boxes
ballot and who're ravirg Union for
Ne sake ffsreedom-Uron for the sake OF the Union
this Convention hetrti Of the
and language Of the noble
recently delivered In the Senate * tte
satss, and reouking The crime agans
j ansA
HIN. CHARrEs FRANCS ADAMS addressed the Convention
He said hac been many years since he ate 4ted msst