Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-28

| BARRE.-1he republicans OF Barre, at 4
largely attended meeting, Saturday evening,
Harding P. Woods presiding, and j. Henry
Goddard secretary, appointed as delegates to
the state convention, Messrs. II. p. Woods,
! Capt. James Holland, John L. Woods, and
Stephen Head, and Messrs. Phineas Vince
lock, Francis d. Rice, A. II. Rowland, and
Miletus Henry, substitutes Several excellent
speeches were made, and the following rcso-
buttons were adopted amid great applause =
Resolved, That our candidates for president and
vice president, ABRAHAM LINCOLN and HANNIBAL
| HAMLIN, are, i'll our Judgment true and worthy
representatives of the republican party, ana tht we
heartily ratity this nominations and VIII give them
our earnest support And
Resolved, That we have confidence to believe they
are in favor of 'he Union, the constitution and the
enforcement of the laws"
The Bell-Everett men also held caucus the
same evening" respectable in point Of mum
beers, but not of sufficient promise to encour-
age their hope OF controlling the local cleo
| ton.
MILFoRD-At a meeting Of the republicans
of Milford, Saturday evening, Messrs II. b.
Staples, w. Battles, j. d. Hunt, I. e. Kent,
L. Fairbanks, d. S. Chaplin, Joshua Sawyer,
J. r. Davis, S. c. Sumner, and Elbridge
Mann, were chosen delegates to attend the
convention at Worcester on the Doth instant.
The following resolutions, which furnished an
opportunity for several animated and appro
pirate speeches upon the matters they treat OF,
were adopted
Whereas, The republicans Of Milford have learned
with extreme regret, that present worthy gov
ernor, Hon. Nathaniel i. Banks, for reasons entire
tn n "a
reelection; therefore,
Resolved, That it is the wish of the republicans
sof Milford, that JOHN A. ANDREW, Esq, of Bos
ton, be nominated as candidate for governor, at
the convention to be held at Worcester ON the 18th
inst.
SECOND SERIES.
Resolved, LIST, That the republicans of Milford
heartily and cordially approve of the principles laid
down in the Chicago platform, and accept them as
the rule of their political conduct.
Resolved I'd, That in Abraham Lincoln and Han
nibal Hamin, we recognize able, upright and eff
cent champions of the cause which lies near our
hearts and we pledge them our Jealous and I'M
divided support.
w BATTLES Secretary.
BLAcKsroNE.-The republicans, on Satur
day evening, appointed the following gentle
men as delegates to the state convention, who
are in favor of the nomination of John A. An
drew for governor w. d. Southwick, Caleb
| Thayer, James G. Ray, j, P. Pillsbury, Jas.
| X. Comstock, L. II. Tucker. Substitutes
VIM. A. Northtop, Hiram Daniels, Lyman
Paine George Ii. Bates, Edwin Northrop, S.
A. Burgess
WEsrBoRo'. The republicans of Westbo-
ro' have made choice of the following dele.
gates Ethan Ballard, S. NJ. Griggs, Samuel
Chamberlain, Noah Kimball. Substitutes
ID. F. Newton, j. A. Fayerweather, Benjamin
Boynton, AEijah Wood.
UxBRIDGE.-The republicans of Uxbridge
Lave selected Zadoc A. Taft, Alfred Arnold,
Erasmus Taft and Cyrus G. Wood delegates
to the state convention.
WEBsTER,-The republicans of Webster
send Messrs. Emory Sibley, j. II. Stockwel,
Asher Joslin and G. Hartshorn as delegates to
the state convention.
BERLIN.-The republicans of Berlin have
chosen the following delegates to the state con
vention Geo. w. Maynard, Esq, and Tyler
Paine. Substitutes-Geo. Q. Sawyer and Ri
ley Smith.
CLINToN.-The republicans of Clinton have
selected as delegates TO the state convention
z. L. Morgan, Col. G. NJ Palmer l.. Greene
! DuDSllluleS-1 AIeAduuer, JT', IL morgan, u.
X. Gibbs.
UPToN.--Upton has selected Velorous Taft.
II. D. johnson and S. l.. Bosworth as dele
gates to the state convention, and Arba T.
Wood, John II. Leisure and S. L. Ward as
substitutes. Messrs. Taft, Wood, Bosworth,
Wesley L. Fish and John S. Sweet constitute
the town committee
In many other towns out of the county del.
sgations have been instructed to sustain Mr..
Andrew for governor. Senator Wilson leads
the delegation from Natick. Hon. John S.
Reyes leads the delegation from Concord.
Hon. W. w RICE was, last evening, elected
to fill the vacancy in the delegation to the
state convention, occasioned by the decnation
of Hon j. S. c. KnowIton.