Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-08

Resolved, that we offer the thanks of this
convention 10 the loyal states of the border,
for their devotion to the Union, the constitu,
ton, and the flag. We know what thew have
suffered. We know against what thew con-
tended. We know the strength oftheir natr-
otism. 1t is firm and true when hostile armies
encamp upon their soil and devastate their
homes. And we brand as false and wicked.
the imputation of fanatics and partisans, that
their loyalty is doubtful, and therefore their
counsel should be Spurned. God bless Mary
land for the last proof of their fidelity! God
help the brave state of Kentucky cursed to-
day by the tread Of a rebel army! Her peo-
pie are our people, her cause is our cause
and it is our proud confidence that she will
pass through her present trial with her fair
fame untarnished, and while she routs those
who have invaded her, will confound those
who have slandered her.
Resolved, that Massachusetts responds with
full heart to the acclaim with which the army
OF Virginia greeted the appointment to its
command OF Maj. Gen. George b. Mcclellan.
We put trust in him whom brave men desire
to do battle for our cause. Let all irregular
| and irresponsible intermeddling with his COM
mand OF the army, whether in high places or
low, by letter writers in camp or governors in
forth cease.
Before the vote on the resolution was taken.
Col Greene, senior editor of the Boston Post,
rose and said: 81 nominate Gen. Charles q
DevenS of Worcester. as candidate for goy
ernor of the commonwealth Cen DeTons
has illustrated his fidelity to his nrincinles Inv
his deeds on the battlefield. Jetus illustrate
our gratitude for those deeds by our ballots at
the polls | move that this nomination he
made unanimous by acclamation The mo-
ton was carried unanimously.
The Count Joannes (born Jonesl rose to
move an amendment to the fret resolution
and offered to descend from the gallery and
take the platform. but was bindered nv tha
motion of Col. Greene. NV a sneech from vii
liam d. NortbeDd of salem and Inv tho nor
sonal solicitation of Geornc Sennotf Eso
Hon. JoeI Parker IF Canhr;d lU,'' 49, a.oq, -
author of the address Which bis ,,o,,,a t 'nJ
headed, declaring that its author ,~al iu ii'o
Abbott. and begg;nr thot hon., ,,,,rl't ~
en- where honor was dino Uo dovotad III ~
tont;on nboa,I 60 W o'ou ms az
the governors. deducing Tho infororn1 ti,at 10
| fact that that meeting was to bo hold ;nt;n,i-
dated the president into issuinu bio o,,,annr,a
| tion nroclamation
While iudoe Parl,er ,v,S s,,ool;no. Co1o,oI
Saltonstal came mon tbe 9latfilrp' 6oIJe
| in his hand letter which he sold ,ras frnn7
one of the lovaI governors and ,rL;oh III
lied him to declare that forn,ai
was made at tboir noetina TO tIn
removal of Cen McCIolion N '''N
Voices-Name thp govarnor
Col S.-Gov. bradford If MARYLAND
Mai McCaffertv aslEod +or tba 1a ,,,,a' % t,o
governor who made the nronositinr, b,,t CoI
! Saltonstall said Cow Rradtord All not Cri,,o
the name: ..but.o said the colonel ..you S can
pness il He govo M d,to bnI,o,,o, - I -"
| sist the ouessers 80
,Iudoe Parkrr continued bis ro,norl,s ~
some jenoth, At the close tho con,rn;ttoo Nv,
the state ticket renorted the foIo,yir1- i;st ~
candidates. which was odonted -
Lieutenant Govarnor-TbomoS 7, plnnl,o.+
oi Adams
Secretary of the Commonwealtb-O livor
Warner of Northomnton
Treasurer-Henry K Oliver of Salon,
Auditor-Leyi Reed of Abn0ton '0''
Attorney GeneraI-Honrv w Po;no Of
Cambridoe VI