Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-09

Mr.. ]. D. Baldwin of this city and Hon. E.
B. Bigelow of Grafton, left this city by the
1925 train west, yesterday morning, as rep
resentatives of this district, in the Chicago
convention They do not purpose to make a
direct journey to Chicago, but stopping at sew.
eral places on the route will arrive there in
season to participate in the deliberations of the
convention
One of the active democratic journals in
New York, the Leader-congratulate the
damnnronu Of tho country that amidst all the
tumult, dsingenuousness, and corruption of
the Charleston convention, ''there was still not
to be found one delegate with brass enough on
his forehead, or federal gold enough in his fob,
to insult the moral recttude of the body by
even suggesting as the name of a candidate that
OF James Buchanan" Really, this is too per-
sonal.
The German Republicans of Boston held a
meeting at Turn Hail. Monday evening, and
elected DR.. Adolphe Douai, delegate to the
German convention at Chicago on the 10th
inst. Some diversity of sentiment existed in
the meeting on the subject of their relations
to the republican party, but they had conf
dence enough in the discretion and fairness of
Dr. Douai to give him an unanimous vote.
The Boston Herald which is considerably
dissatisfied with the report of the Charleston
convention, has taken considerable pains to
sift the Massachusetts delegation and classes
B. F. Butler, Bradford L. Wales, and Cornell
lus Doherty as the three "oscillating traitors"
and intimates that one of the last two mention
ed traitors was not only very shaky in his par.
tial support of Douglas, but was also apt to
be very uncertain in his gait and given to tip
ping.
Senator Sumner lately received the follow
ing significant letter from member of large
business house in New York -
Dear Sir-I would like to have you send me the
speech that caused you TO be assaulted by Brooks &
Co-lt you have it in pamphlet form. have here
tolore been of the national hard democracy but
%e are having too much of the knock-down-and-
yours, &c.
>, WADE is looming up on the republican side.
lie seems to be the second choice of both con-
servative and radicals. His friends claim that
ne mas the jackson and Taylor qualities which
would give him great popular strength and
mat ms homestead leadership in the Senate
"oH'N lh"hS nm stiOnS III inc northwest. and
with Germans. Many Pennsylvania members
assert that he would carry their state easily.-
Tribune.
The Providence Journal says the delegates
from Rhode Island to the Chicago convention
met in that city, Monday. Henry Staples.
one Of the delegates, rendered his resignation.
and Byron Diman was elected to fill the yacan~
cy thus made. VIM. H. S. Bayley was elect
ed the substitute of Gov Dman.
William Kellogg has been nominated for re-
election by the republicans of the fourth con-
gressional district in Illinois,
On Monday evening, Rev. Daniel Worth,
late of North Carolina, addressed large au-
dience in the City Assembly Rooms, New
York, on the subject of his recent Indictment
and conviction in his native state for selling
some copies of Helpers Independing Crisis
He was released on giving $4,000 bail.
The correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press
says that serious fears are entertained lest the
venerable head Of the Supreme Court of the
United States, Chief Justice fancy, may never
again take his seat on the bench He fell from
sheer exhaustion a few days ago, and had to
be borne to his chamber. Another of the
aged members OF this high tribunal is also in
very enieebled condition