Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

French, Roin g. White, Albert w. Curtis, L. NJ.
knowles Of Auburn, T. II. Carpenter, Alvin T. Bur.
CESS, j. b. Knox. John K. Greene, AIzlruS Brown,
ID. a. Goddard, VIM. Ii. Hathome Elisha Stone OF
Auburn, Horace L. Brooks, Austin Gleason, Chas.
I. Morse, Geo. 5. Hoppin, Joseph W. Carey, Ueo.
BOtume, ). L. NickeIsOn.
DISTRICT TwENTY-sEvEN.
The caucus 1or wards one and TWO was held
at Banisters Hotel. j. NJ. C. Amsby presided
and George L. Hoar was chosen secretary,
On the informal ballot, the
Whole number OF votes 200
Necessary Tor choice, l39
DEXTER +. PARKER had 139
IL. NJ. loud, 70
/. w Pond, 20
5. a. Knox, ~
Gerry Valentine,
Mr.. A. b. r. Sprague read letter from Mr..
Parker, declining to have his name used in
connection with the nomination but the letter
was laid upon the table, and, on the motion of
Mr.. Edward Earle, he was nominated by ac-
clamation. The rallying committees and vote
distributors are as follows =
Ward IA. Il. II. Spiague, John Barnard Horace
Chenery, l.. ID. DruTy, f. L. Drury, Alonzo Put
man, Lucien Prince, Albert Tolman, samuel Put
NAM j., Moore NJ. Chaflin, r. W. Wellington,
Alien, George aul. Henry helps, b. Is. OTIS, Geo
/. Hoar Chas. A. Upton, George IL. SpauIdng, u
+. Thompson, Homer SaWtelle, w III u. Maynard
Ward 2-R NJ. Could Melville Walker, Jerry
Valentine, ID. ID. Reyes, 5. L. Staples, Alexander
Thayer, Ii. b. Hakes, a. McF Davis, Walter L.
Bigelow, Thomas Mexican, AiansOn Carey, X. L.
Smyth, w. A. 5. Smyth, George X. khan, q. II.
Earl. Fred. Allen j. Ii. Wheeock. j. NJ c. Arms
by, 5. A. Knox, Gilbert Walker.
DISTRICT TWENTY EIGHT.
The caucus of wards three and eight was
held at the old court house, Hon. Rejoice
Newton was chosen president, and Henry A.
Marsh, secretary The informal bn.lot had
the following result:
Whole number of votes, 131
Necessary Tor a choice. IS
JOSEPH ID. DANIELS had SO
5. h. Gates, 10
VIM. ). Denny, Il
w. A Williams, 10
Scattering.
On the motion of VIM. Dickinson, Mr.,
Daniels was then unanimously nominated, and
was called out, and accepted the nomination.
The district committee consists of Messrs.
Dwight Foster S. P. Miller, and S. F. Gates.
The lallying committee and vote distributors
are -
Messrs. j. Il. Brooks, S. B. Congdon, S. N Reyes,
j. w. Greene, Martin Lathe, john G. OTIS, VIM.
Dickinson ii. O. Oils, b. IL. COuant, w. w, Pratt,
SCION W.; Nelson, samue Putnam, Jr., IL. w,
Pratt c. w, Angler, S f. Curtis, ). Wallace, Henry
Putnam, and george 5. BdtteIle.
The district committee consists of DR. j. NJ.
Rice, Edwie Morse, and H. n Tower.
DISTRICT TWENTY NINE.
AT the caucus for wards four and five, S.
V. Stone was appointed chairman, and L. L.
Marble, secretary. The informal ballot was
taken with the following result
Whole number of votes, 80
Necessary Tor choice, 80
Thomas W o. Fox had 4S
Joseph Pratt, IS
j. Pratt, IL
Mr.. Pratt declined and formal ballot was
taken =
Whole number of votes, 1913
Necessary Tor choice, 62
Thomas w. FOX had 10
Geo. IL. Ward, 10
Pliny HolbroOk, s
Ii. 5. Washburn,
Merrill richardson,
On account OF some irreguarity in the bal.
lot, motion was made to SIT it aside, which,
after some discussion prevailed. The next
ballot resulted as follows -
Whole number of votes, l2l
Necessary Tor u choice, I'll
GEo.h. WARD. had 62
Thomas W FOX; 81
Scattering,
Mr.. Ward was present and accented the nom
nation. The meeting resolved itself into a
raying committee and adjourned to meet at
the polls. The district committee are Messrs
S. V. Stone, c. NJ. Rugges, and E. d.
Mcfarland.
DISTRICT THIRTY.
AT the caucus of district thirty George NJ
Rice, Esq, presided, and John ID. Washburn,
Esq, was chosen secretary. The informal
ballot for candidate for representative resulted
as follows;
| Whole number of votes, 1879
ALEXANDER Ii. BULLOCK had IVA
L. w. TAFT, IL
| Charles Ballard, 6
5. X, Haywood,
Scattering, 2
DR. Martin moved that Hon A. ii. BULLOCK
be unanimously nominated, which was adopt.
cd, amid overwhelming applause. The rally.
ing committee and vote distributors are:
Messrs. George Geer, Thomas Earle, l.. G.. Par
| fridge, Elijah Il Brooks, Joseph Mason, L. W. Taft
| j. 5. finkham, ). Il. Haywood, A. e. Goes, Marc
| Kendall, Il. Il. Abbott Edwin Morse, VIM Say
! age, A. q. Walker, u. b. Stoddard, CLARK Jillson
! Dea. Gilbert, David w. Cook DIR. o. Martin, Beriah
Hyde.
The republicans Of the fourth representa-.
tive district, comprising Hubbardston and
Templeton, have nominated AUGUSTUS
MORSE of Hubbardston. In the sixth district,