Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-11
Political Notes,

Charles Devens, Jr., Esq, and P. Emory
Adrich, Esq, will address the republicans of
Templeton, this, Thursday evening.
P Emory Aldrich, Esq will address the re-
publicsns of New Brantree, next Friday eve
ming.
Hon. A. H. Bullock, and P. Emory Aldrich,
Esq, will address the republicans of Barre,
next Saturday evening.
The Douglas democrats of the eighth con-
gressional district, have unanimously nominal
ed Erastus B. Bigelow, OF Boston, for Con-
gress, confirming the choice of the Bell Ever.
etts of that district. Patrick Donahoe, editor
of the Boston Pilot was president of the con.
| vention.
The Breckenridge democrats, of the second
Middlesex senatorial district, have nominated
William E. Parmenter of Cambridge for sena-
tor. He accepted the nomination, but decar
ed his willingness to withdraw, if any fusion
could be made.
The Boston Courier has letter from a
Worcester correspondent, purporting to be
written by supporter of Mr. Bell, but actu-
ally written in the interest of Mr.. Thayer.
The writer says, with great candor, "Air.
Thayer's election, confessedly not the most we
could desire, is, with equal truth, the most we
can get" And if they should fail even to
get that, after all their decentralization, what
then
Hon. Dexter F. Parker addressed large
meeting of the republicans of Oxford last
"Wednesday evening He will also speak to
the republicans of Ashburnham tomorrow
Friday evening
Tie republicans of Barnstabe comfy have
nominated Erastus Gould of Yarmouth for
county commissioner. The Cape republican
senatorial convention have nominated Mar
shall S. Underwood of Dennis for senator.
The Bell-Everett men in the Worcester
east senatorial district assembled yesterday,
at Westboro', but adjourned to the 25th,
without making any nomination. Francis
Dane of South Danvers was nominated in the
second Essex district, n. S. Howe of Haver-
hill in the third Essex district, F. W. Choate
of Beverly in the fifth Essex district; Lincoln
Drake Of Easton in the north Bristol district
Calvin y. Kingman in the south Ply
mouth district L. i. Fuller of Melrose in the
first Middlesex district; and Waldo Colburn
of Dedham in the west Norfolk district
The republicans Of Shrewsbury have chosen
the following delegates to the local conven-
tions =
To the east senatorial convention to be holden at
Nestboro' the 18th inst-J onathan II. Nelson Hon.
l.. Allen, S. i. Boute, and S. W. Hastings;
substitutes-0. b. Wyman, Marshall l. Hastings, A.
F Maynard. and g. S. Parks.
To the county conventional. w. Hill S. W.
Hastings o. B. Wyman, and o. Il. Davis.
To the councillor convention l. L. Cotton,
Leander Maynard, Geo E. Freeman substitutes
5. A. Cushing N. A. Newton, and z. z. Boutell.
The republicans of Clinton have selected
the following delegates to the local conven-
lions -
To the Councillor Convention at birmingham,
October ia. Knight, d. Cameron, j. F. Maynard.
To the County Convention, October IS, at Wor-
cester-E Brimhall, c. Worcester, S. f. How
ard.
To the Senatorial Convention at westboro', Octo-
| Der III Thissell, c. w. Worcester, j. Alexander,
G. Nj. Palmer, A. S. Fuller, A. A. Burditt.
The Bell Everett and the democratic parties
of the third Middlesex senatorial district, held
their conventions in birmingham, Wednes-
day. Joseph Fuller was nominated by the
democrats, and A. S. Lewis by the Bell Ever
etts-both of birmingham. The effort was
made to unite on a common candidate, with
out success.