Worcester daily spy., 1858-10-26
The state Election.

The annual election IN TINS otate occurs on the
first Tuesday in November, which this year comes
on the second, one week from today. The
officers to be chosen are as follows BY the State
at Large, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Sc
eretaIy Of State, Treasurer, Auditor, and Attor-
uey General each for year by districts,
eleven membe.s Of the thirty sixth Congress for
two years, and eight members Of the Executive
Council, forty senators, and two hundred and
forty representatives in the General Court, each
for one year; by counties Register of Probate
and Insolvency for five years, and Register Of
Deeds, County Treasurer, and County Commits
sioner, each for three years.
AS regards the result of the canvass, no doubt
can be entertained of the success of the Republi-
can ticket in the State at large, by majority as
large, at least, as given it last year, with a
prospect Of greatly increasing it. account Of
the exceeding popularity of the manner in which
Gov. Banks has administered affairs during his
present term. This augurs we'll for the perma-
nence, as aunited organization, of the great prrty
offreedom in Massachusetts,, on basis impossi-
bic to be shaken BY its enemies its pseudo
friends.
The Republican nominations for Congress have
long since been completed, and before the
people. They are--lst District, Thomas D. Eli
OF of New Bedford ID, James Bufinton of Fall
River; Sd, Charles Francis Adams of Quincy;
4th, Alexander H. Rice of Boston; 5th, Anson
Burlingame Of Cambridge 9th, John B. Alley
of Lynn; 7th, D. w. Gooch of Melrose 9Th,
Charles R. Train of Framinsham; 9th, Eli
Thayer Of Worcester; 10th, Charles Delano Of
Northampton; 1lth Henry L Dawes Of Adams
This is decidedly able array of names, taken
as whole, and they all, we trust, bound to
be elected, although, in the opinion Of some, a
little doubt hangs over the 4th and 9Th Districts
The Republican nominations for the Executive
Council have also all been completed. except in
the lst or Boston District They are-2d Dis
trict. George Coggswell of Bradford Sd, VIM.
J. Eames of Maiden 4th. Austin L. Rogers oil
Worcester; 9th, Lyman Dimmick of Westfeld
9th, a. c. Mathew of Milford 7th, J. M Church
i'll Of Milton; 9Th, Franklin Ames of North
Bridgewater. The first three are members of the
present Council.
The Republican nominations for the State
Senate, in the several districts throughout
the State, have now all been made, we believe,
except in four districts in Suffolk, and the Law.
renee District in Essex. The next Senate is
likely to be composed principally Of new men
and will undoubtedly be as nearly unanimously
Republican as the last, when there were two Dem
ocrats and two Gardner men in that body.
OF the present senators only the following
named have thus far been renominated ;-Messrs
George Walker and Aaron Bagg of Hampder
County, John Branning Of Berkshire, Horatio G
knight Of Hampshire, Charles Field and DR.. ]
G. Metcalf Of Worcester, Mr.. Fabens of Essex
Joseph W. Cornell of Bristol, and William T.
Davis Of Plymouth. Republicans; T. T. Sawyer
of Middesex, Democrat and Matthias Ellis OIL
Plymouth, and Abner Hobrook of Norfolk
American-twelye in all. Some Of the other
gentlemen who have been put in nomination
however. have had legislative experience in the
House or in the Senate in years previous. j. T
Robinson Of Berkshire was in the Senate in 1852
Mr.. Sawin of Bristol in 1866, and Mr.. Luce o
EdgartOwn in 1856 ; Messrs. OsgoOd and Tider
of Bssex, Williams of Middlesex, Simmons o
Bristol, French of Norfolk. Goddard Of Franklin
Peck, Bigelow, and Parker, of Worcester, Moor,
Of Lowell and perhaps others, have been in tn,
House.