Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-03
CITY AND COUNTY.
Republican Representative Nomina-
tiOmS.

Republican Representative NOmimns
tiOnS.
The meetings of the republicans of the rep
resentative districts embraced within the CITY
of Worcester and the town of Auburn. were
held Saturday evening In the 26th district
(ward and Auburn) the convention was or
ganized by the choice of Charles Hersey pres
ident, and Brigham Balcom secretary. The
informal ballot for a candidate for representa-
tive resulted as follows For +. G.. Warren
of Auburn, 46; for d. A. Goddard of Worces-
ter, 80. The nomination of Mr.. Warren was
made unanimous. We shall publish the raj
lying and district committees tomorrow.
The convention in the 9th district (wards
l and p was organized by the choice of Dr.
Merrick Bemis chairman, and n II. Andrews
secretary. Rev. Samuel Souther was unani-
mously nominated for recollection by acclama-
ton. The district committee consists of
Messrs. Albert Tolman, T. X. Earle, and s.
E. Staples.
The convention in the 2Sth district (wards 3
and s. was organized by the choice of VIM.
Dickinson president and j. D. Daniels secre-
tary. WARREN WILLIAMS was nominated as
candidate for representative, receiving every
vote on the first ballot. The district commit
tee consists of S. w. Nelson, Levi jackson,
and c. B. Metcalf
The conN ention in the 29th district, (wards
four and tve) was organized by the choice of
S. V. Stone, chairman, and S. L. Hildreth
secretary. On the first ballot for candidate
for representative, GEORGE A. BROWN re-
ceived the highest number of votes, and his
nomination was made unanimous. The dis
trict committee consists of Messrs. S. V.
Stone, S. L. Hildreth and Edward Kendall.
The convention in the Both district (ward
seven) was organized by the choice of Charles
L. Putnam, president, and John A. Dana,
secretary. Hon. ALEXANDER H. BULLOCK
was unanimously nominated for reelection by
reclamation. Messrs. R. NJ Gould, A. p.
Ware and II. C. Rice constitute the district
committee.
RALLYING COMMITTEES.
Ward Is. L. Staples Alfred Parker D. D.
Reyes, L. NJ Muzzy, II. E. Cobb, N. 7. Bemis, Geo.
E. Stearns, Joel Wheelock, Eli Parker, n. ii. An.
drews.
Ward &c. r. Peckham, r. l.. Smyth o. X
Earle, q. w. Gale, Henry Wilson, T ii. Wood
ward W; A. S. Smyth, II. &. Otis, Edward Earle,
Phineas Ball.
Ward as. ". Nelson, Samuel Putnam, Sumner
Wallace, Joseph Sutton, Isaac X. Josyn, Samuel G.
Curtis, Thomas w. Cane.
Ward 4-Edward Kendall, S. L. Hidreth George
II. Clark, John s. Clark. Joseph Pratt Charles Ma
son, j. ID. Russell Thomas Tucker, George Sessions.
Ward 5-George r. kendrick, Thomas Strong, d.
H. Perry, Jonathan Grout, Dantorth Davis. S v.
stone, X. Perry, John McCOmbe. Josiah Perry L
X. Spaldins, Albert NeWbery, Geo. A. Brown, Silas
A. Oddard, Samuel Burbank.
Ward 7-Adin Thayer, J. d Washburn, T. NJ.
Lamb, I. i. King, A. q. Walker c. Jillson L. b.
Stoddard, II NJ. Could, George Geer, .. Martin, D.
Sesgrave d. l.. Morrill,, Thomas Earle.
Ward S-Richard Ball, VIM. Dickinson, Levi
Jackson, George 7. Foster, George W Austin. Lew
is Ihayer, Samuel Thayer. Samuel A. Porter, Chas.
]; Green, Dexter Rice, Elbridge Boyden, VIM Ii.
Wood.