Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-07

COUNCILLOR, SENATORIAL, AND Comfy Con-
vENTIoNs.-As will be seen by the calls publish
ed this morning (Which see) councillor conven-
tion for this district is called to meet at Ahol,
Oct. 20, county convention to nominate can
didate for Commissioner, in this city, Oct. Is,
and also senatorial convention for Worcester
County District No. 2, at Uxbridge, Oct. Il.
ALI these calls are as they should be, and as we
trust will be the case with all calls for conven-
tions in the other DISTRICTS addressed to all
supporters of N. P. Banks for Governor" 1t is
the only basis of action in which perfect union
be effected, of all those opposed both to bor-
der rufianism and Gardnerism, which two latter
elements of opposition to our organization are
substantially the same in principle, purpose, and
spirit equally hunkerish and pro-slavery; and
we should treat them as such.
As the Republican County Committee, at their
late session, recommended the calling of the sew
eral senatorial conventions by those members of
the committee residing within the several dis
tricts, we publish. below, the names of the mem
bers Of the committee, in the districts severally
to which they belong, We trust they will all fol-
low the example of the County Committee, and
VI tue Cail III OtstiiCt W. III NOIuIuS NutlI bSf
eral calls, ''to all the supporters Of N P. Banks"
&c.,
First District-D. H. Merriam and Judson
Brown of Fitchburg, Thomas H. Durham Of
Harvard, George Cummings of Lancaster, Sam
uel 0sgood of Sterling.
Second Distret--Caleb Thayer of Blackstone,
A. c. Mayhem and Dexter Walker of Milford.
w. Kendall of Norihbridge, George S. Taft of
Uxbridge.
Third District-John e. Fry Of Bolton, E. M.
Hosmer of West Boylston, Adam Harrington of
Shrewsbury, Samuel Clark Of Northboro', A.
FayeTweather of Westboro, j. ID. Wheeler of
Grafton, A. H. Waters of Millbury.
Fourth District-Dwight Foster, W. w. Rice,
and George Z. Hoar, of Worcester.
Fifth District-W. P. Marble of Charlton. J..
D. Coggswell of Leicester, Sylvester Dresser of
Southbriage, and J. +. Hitchcock of Warren.
Sixth District -Amasa Walker of North
Prookield. c. c. Basset of Athol, Edwin Woods
of Barre, Elisha Murdoch of Winchendon.
Banls Rally In Charles River Grove.
The grand Banks Rally in Charles River
Grove, Nesdham, commenced yesterday forenoon
atll o'clock. 1t was called to order by Hon.
Gideon Haynes of Waltham, and permanently
organized as follows
President-Hon. S. C. Maine Of Chelsea
Vice Observation-Disclosures Lord, Needhsm;
y. ~ y. OidhS3 OIdlHuees Asapn L. Onutenli1t
Milton; Gideon Haynes, Waltham E. Little,
Brookline; Mr.. Walker, Quincy S. Chism,
Newton; D. W. Gooeh Melrose James Reich
err Roxbury David Thayer, Boston George
Frazier, Watertown; Life Baldwin, Brighton !;
William Clafin, Newton; G. X. Daniels, Grant
Vile; S. o. Upham, Waltham; H. o. Hildreth.
Dedham; G, W. Mcclellan, Cambridge; John
W. Bacon, Natick Hon. George A. Barstow,
Somerville; Hon. Charles r. Train, Framing
ham; Hon. William ]. Games, Maiden; Hon,
Albert j. Wright, Boston and DR.. N. Tower,
Yarmouth.
Secretaries-George F. Richardson, Lowell !;
Thomas ]. Marsh, Jr, Wsltham S. A. Brad
bury, Boston; NJ. S. Rice, Newton.
On taking the chair, Mr.. Maine proceeded to
address the multitude.
The attendance was large. About 800 came
up in the cars from Boston, and the number was
augmented BY additions at the stations on the
railroad. There were about 1900 present at IL
IL o'clock.