New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
SISSACHUSETTS POLITICS.
.,,uprIcAN STATE CONVENTION
c., bullock for Governor
-r, RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
ADDRESS OF SENATOR SUMMER
.,xe OF GEN. BUTLER
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
,r.srss OF SENATOR SUMMER.
osmARKs OF GEN. BUTLER
s,,eiL Correspondent.

4..,or the Jerusalem OF Massachusetts,
,0i,;cal tribes annually come up for the
('hN' s,,s ,pers of the State this year receives
s@'V. Of both parties; the Republican to'mor-
-, nemocratic in fortnight. Already are our
the friends of the aspirants for Office and
,smopory intimations ofany POLITICAL gathering
L...h.aovs the coming meeting the Republican
'.,,OD pronises 10 be remarkably harmonious.
= ~ issue either Of ideas. or candidates.
il,huserts is unit negro franchise, and the re-
t.On of Rebel States 1t is remarkable that those
1Fteal opinions. which are sometimes caieu Iaucai
,Ss s,nression Of the most conservative men OF
81 Massachusetts, can boast. II Is Charles III
s-s" ,.srs Theophilus Parsons and Emory Washbufn
49, issdpg lawyers. who cung to the Whig party as
49, nsnk remained in the PLATFORM on which they
pos pos,,1 who have issued that Fanueil Hall address
e.;nc ,otical e0uaty, irrespective OF color, and
ssdns with President johnson for delay 10 the ad'
s;ssan Of Rebel States And il respectable minority
js advance Of these opinions, and would bring down
AZ speedy punishment on all traitors. II is not
,s.SsS by Whigs or Freesoers, but by our ex'Deno-
s,ic friend BENJAMIN F. Butler. No party can sue
s.d In Massachusetts, that shall inseribe any other
fTngcry on its banners The solid men Of Boston"
= whom Webster so loved 10 appeal, unite IN the
,.eeptanee of these ideas For eight years, Massa-
,srsss hss made an educated manhood her only con
ALTON offrsrehse; every who can read ana write.
= rsprssenied in her State Offices by biz vote And in
Sjs serr ety Of Worcester in which / write. men of
% have been inscribed her jury lists. as well as on
tie rolls Of soldiers, ana OF voters, the schoOs are open
al shades Of complexion and color is no bar to social
Gkgsl position.
M Republican Convention will be divided by no
,rVege for the Gubernatoral chair. To the Hon. Al
ussdr H. Bullock of Worcester have all eyes been
arsd for four years the successor of John A. An
l,sE No other candidate has been named Mr.. Bull
kk vii be worthy of that class OF Massa-
t1set Governors who have added the charm OF liter
rotoype Edward Everett, he delights TO charm the
ahOary audiences that gather around our college COM
neesnsnts with timely thoughts of the present, ex-
pressed the classic culture of the past His early
he gave much promise of his growing manhood 1t
vas while be was student in ls4l that ne won his
s,uis as sid.de camp TO honest John Davis Among
h associates al Amherst were those two representa-
tres Of the Northern and Southern pulpit Henry Ward
Ieeeher Of Brooklyn and Dr. Palmer of New Orleans;
ud ths, golden age for Amherst also included the
unes OF The Rev. Drs. Huntington of Boston Storrs
1l Brooklyn and Hitchcock OF Amherst, Horace May
,lrd OF Tennessee. Galusha A. Grow. II. III. Kellogg
Il Pittsfed and that other Kellogg Of Vermont. row
The Supreme Bench and yet to represent her in the
United States Senate. He was first elected to repre-
srt Worcester in the Lower House OF the Massachu-
ss Legislature in lsi4 For four years he served In
HOuse or Senate Then he became Judge Of Probate
and Insolvency for the county, ana IN Is19 was mayor
q the city. In s6 Worcester again sent him 10 the
House where be has been Speaker for four consecutive
vus And so impartial has been bis conduct In that
ha Office can be said Of hin, what can be said Of
10 other Speaker that has guided the sessions OF
The House for four years that appeal has even been
eusRily united TO elect him 10 office by unanimous
vote the Democrats present ting no candidates and that
every Of thanks at the conclusion Of each session
has been unanimous
Tie candidate for the will
b the Hon. William clafln Of Newton, a strong. !
earnest nan, one Of the prncey merchants Of Boston,
ff Whig, then FreesoLer and now Republican, !
aSays practical, sensible radical His nomination |
vii be an improvement the prevalent idea that the
scond Office in the GIFT Of the people should be given 10
.seO0nd-elass man. Bullock aud Clafin will be as
strong and as able ticket as the dominant party Of
Massachusetts, has presented for many years.
Uhver Warner Of Northampton has been Secretary Of
Siste for eight years His place will now BE- strongly
contested by that good soldier, Gen. T. w. Kinks OF
Henry K Oliver Of Salem has been State Treasurer
f i've years. and is therefore no longer eligible The
Prominent candidate for the place is the Hon Jacob H.
Loud OF Plymouth, who was Treasurer under Gov |
Eate Senator.
For the OrnyGeneralship two caDddateswl Op. |
pose the present Incumbent Henry A. Scudder will |
rPreseDt the temperance element Charles 4. Train
fIamnsham asks the Office on the ground OF fitness
It's hardly probable, however that either viii succeed
u costing the Hon. Chester i. Reed of Taunton, who
hs been one yesr in office.
lie Andloship which n OF much more financial !
Importance than the Treasurership will lie between
Gen Henry Briggs Of Pittsield. Of Ex-Governor
b. and the present incumbent, Levi Reed Of Abingdon
vhohas performed the duties Of the Office acceptably
Rit1e last i've years. Messrs Briggs as Auditor
ao hnks Secretary Of State, will represent that
eeHeni Which gives good offices 10 brave soldiers.
t1e republicans Of Massachusetts have DO occasion
mmeNde The doubtful element Of availability In the
merits Of theiI candidates; for nomination is the
gIvntme OF election The good old Commonwealth
ueelea her Republican candidates last year by 1900
aaSyfIy IheEote Will fall off the present year; but
s PEI een'sge Of the Republican 10 the whole vote
s e afgeT than then. Every year Massachusetts is
"TS'@nnhg herself in political righteousness.
ceC0aEentlOn will be presided over by the Hon. Cbas.
$780, s.a Sho VIII make the opening address on the
% vT ~ u tse country The two principal nominations
os u ade BY exclamation; those of the minor offices
sDlAor winch may take some time. The principal
vIe Is y the afternoon will be made by Gen. Butler
Ns.'Aaas N"nes asa delegate from Lowell; and then the
,.acoasetts representatives Of Rcpublicanism will
os 70 llir homes. calmly confident in the goodness
''-Sn cause and perfectly sure OF success.
u WORCESTER. Mass. Sept a. 1865.
,..'e NsysF nave the Republicans of Massachusetts
toSsv C IN convention with greater unanimty than
t.sL Conservatives and Radicals alike favor resOlu.
~ tiessiye Of the determination of Mass schusetts
Sts,s shall be the fact well as the theory OF
tsrS. Az alton Both wings of the party unite in
AersSs.,~ ~p " ooFernorship OF the Commonwealth TO
trs 80, 49, hamilton Bullock Of Worccster-tho fourth
tb4 S, central city has furnished the chief officer TO
Wls = AS slr. Bullock is the representative Of the
RSn W;1,ehl, both wings also agree 10 elevate the
"nnam Clahin Of Newton 10 the Lieutenant
SSIto1 Of the party. "
are trs a. unanimity ceases The five State offices
nre ~? I'VE good men and true four OF whom de-
aths hsieeeuon the Stste Treasurer being ineligible
Bot tA.,s requires new Treasurer every five years
ie eighteen candidates for these five Offices
is ,oS soeaes patriotcay presenting their favor
lcslOrs lcsls.Sa.s domination which means election. The
delegs :, therefore brings an unusual number Of
fAsd ~ ns .ns city while the daughters of Worcester
euers. skslerles TO overhowine 10 listen 70 the elo
Beic,s sumner and Benjamin j. Butler.
crowded = sesen O'Clock round the large hall was
he hon Tn utmost capacity. Precisely al that hour,
COnni,,n lhiain Clafn Chairman of the State Central
B. Gill; ealed the essemblage 10 order. The Hon.
safy eb,i,o Vi Mestheld was nominated as tempo
ssetinS sr Ian; . He opened the proceedings of the
aoenp:v @ying that they came 20 Worcester 10 pay
b ilovsSIn plment OF nomination that could never
lsy; hnt ~ an election; that belonged TO another
THE .dss "a nominations Of to-day would be ratified
tscfg,ary. oack OF Boston was appointed Temporary
The .lahcs w. Bird Of Walpoe Chairman of
Had l-.et on IrednniIals tlD LIZ. o.