Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-19

We give below complete list of the dele
gates from Massachusetts to the Chicago con-
vention, which meets May 10th -
At Large-John A. Andrew of Boston, Ensign II
Kellogg Of Fittsfeld, Geo S. Boutwell, of Groton,
Linus B. Comins of ROxbury. Substitutes-Dwght
Foster of Worcester, VIM. Clafln of Newton, John
S. Eldridge of Canton, Erastus Hopkins of North
Dist. Joseph NJ. Day, Barnstable; Jonathan
Bourne, Jr., New Bedford SubStitutes-Ho GRACE
Scott, Fairhaven; S. Osborne, Edgartown.
Dist 2-Robert 7. Davis, Fall River; Seth Webb,
Jr., Scituate Substitutes-G. B. Weston, Duxbury
Darius & off, Pawtucket
Dist 3-Edward L. Pierce Milton VIM Clafn
Newton. Substitutes-Jas Humphrey, Weymouth
Dist 4-Charles o. Rogers Boston; Josiah Dun
ham, Boston; Substitutes Roland Worthington,
Roxbury; John ii. Wakefield, Brookline.
Dist 5-SamueI Hooper, Boston; G. W. Mcclellan,
Cambridge, Substitutes-Peleg W. Chandler, Bos
ton; Samuel Hall, Boston.
Dist. Timothy Davis, Gloucesteri Eben F Stone
Newburyport. Substitutes-Richard + Waters Bev
erly; Benz. Edwards, Jr., West Newbury.
Dist George Coggswell, Bradford; Timothy
VIM, Woburn. Substftutes-A. A. Putnam, Dan
vers; Geo. o. Brastow, Somerville.
Dist s-Theodore H. Sweetser, Lowell; John S.
Reyes, Concord Substitutes-C. A. Bellows, Pep
perell; A. IL. HILL Harvard.
Dist 9-John D. Baldwin, Worcester Amasa
Walker, North Brookfed Substutes-Edw. Il.
Bigelow Grafton; 6. f Bailey, Fitchburg.
Dist: l0-Geo. Ashmun, Springfield; Erastus Hop
kins Northampton. Substitutes-John III. Wells,
Chicopee; ii. e. Knight, Easthampton.
Dist 11-John IL. Coffin, Great Darlington; Mat
thew d Field, Southwick. Substitutes-E. K. lin
ker, No. Adams; Lewis Merriam, Greenfield.
Ben. f. Halett, delegate to the Charleston
convention from one of the Boston districts, is
detained at home by the severe illness of Mrs.
Halett, and has notified his substitute. Mr.. X.
S. Chaffee of Cambridge, to attend. Hon. John
S. Wells of New Hampshire, is also so serious
ly ill that he has been compelled to abandon
the thought Of going to the convention. Hon.
Daniel Marcy is his substitute.
Chief Justice fancy is again indisposed, and
his friends have entertained serious apprehen.
Sions least he might never be able to resume
his seat on the bench. His death would be a
great public calamity in all respects, especially
(says Occasional if it took place before the
4th of March, 1861.
The republicans of the 10TH or Connecticut
Valley district, held their convention at North.
ampton, on the 18th inst. Hon. George Ash
nun of Springfield, and Hon. Erastus Hop.
klns OF Northampton, were chosen delegates
to the Chicago convention, with Hon. John
Wells of Chcopee, and Horatio E. Knight of
Eastampion, as substitutes. Mr.. Ashmun is
not committed to any candidate Mr. Hop
kins well-known choice is VIM H. Seward.
The correspondent of the Boston Traveller.
writing from Washington, says there is some
expectation that Mr.. Sumner will speak on the
Kansas bill when it comes before the Senate.
Charles Francis Adams will address the
House when Mr.. Hickman's report on the
presidents protest is up for consideration.
Mr.. Train and Mr.. Alley also propose to speak
on the first seasonable occasion.