New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
DeMoCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
Gsnersl Couch Nominated tor
Governor.
TEE .aEsoLUTIcEs ADOPTED
,,,u Our 9scil conesrondeat.
WORCESTER, Sept. %. 1865.

WORCESTER, Sept %, 1865.
T Democrats Of Massachusetts, lew II
rpnten saak in hope bat strong in purpose, assem-
Md "a henics' Hall. in Worohester, ct II clock
tbi,nora! g The large hall was abou. in eighth iu'L
with c ~ galleries. but the reso!ute faces o. tic dele
,a,eS 4 10 promptness of their applause when any
sp, .as made 10 Johnson or tle Union. testified TO
the sness Of their attachment to their once pow
srtci 0.ty.
AS impossible 10 look around this assembly OF the
rem sentative Democracy of Hassnchusetts, and not
ssi or the familiar counensnces Of Dr. Loring' Hcn
Bntr- Whiting, Grisvold. and others. who once
erioe the eouuscs END shaped the Platform oI 'lc
nert, These ami mauv more 'han these were ansch'
feW the coDsorvat yes present. the hec'lhb N.S
oonpo " those resolIte aud sthpeh DeWOcFdtS
~bon /. n,umstances could alcnate nom OIL part!
assci nd party names
mt g.thin lew days it had been determined 10
saS IN th valid " Of the patty by nominating tho
oNf r i.t var; but The Young men of the party
ta5 ~ d, estiye. They determined 10 rive new ne
~ 10 q, i by nominating soldier; FOX has nor
W. animated Gen. SioCan'. ard does not Mas
ssolns mocrocy always follow Ncw-lorht
~ rg was called to order by Moses Bates
Clslfr z the State Central Committee, and Mr.
Jofi OK Of Lawrence vas appointed temporary
clsss and c. II. blanchard Of Boston Temporary
secre
ins =, the chair Nr. TGrboJ drew forth the strorg
spnla, tlp,be assembly when he spoke oil JohnscI
sna0 Ion and their weak pleudits when hepr1is d
oas n - soi,ars and sailors He faid thot they
would Lst shnndon one Democratic principle. hut
would apply them as TO secure peInocIa' ,e,S,y
AM siNe iAe Eeuutlic. They recognized no higher
lev III An tie Constitution. AID held IT TO De M 81 per
rc Gus !dca that State can be destroyed IL W9s
Deeig rate idea that States should be preserved Ia
s sAoir rights against Federal usurpaton and towns
tbss little denocraeies. against tho enc1oecheh's oi
I'll 7tlte.
Sas then moved thai Edward Avery Of Biaint; ce
te p0n,ed Pr,sidert but the motion met with much
o. Isition as nndemocrat.o IN f1rr and ballot Nal
ed for Whilc the vote being taken, the meet
hg was addressed by Col Robert Cow deD formerly d
the lst MASSACHUSETTS regiment who ady3catea the
fominaon fol Governor Of that old sold,er, Gen.
Darius " Couch first Colone! cf the 7h Massachusetts,
sgilne1t then BIisadieI-G neral 3nd teen M'l9I.
General An slmsiOD 20 Gen. Mcclellan brought ont
tree rorsing cheers for that deiunct nero
Tho ballot for President showed tha, sir. Avery was
chosen by 524 votes ont of 52s The Hon. isa Da7is
Worcester. AID four Others led the young President
~ "a, lair Mr.. Avery was received with some up.
rsn' He Congratulated the party on the conquest oi
reae. As Democrats they would never admit that
sny , PC had ever been out OF tie Union. ~ thcy
rop spdered their unequvocsl support to Andrew
Job, a. the supporter Of thai D'gocralc doclne
va is firm hops that the names OF Andrew Jackson
/ nd A1dsew johnson woud 20 down the roll oi ages,
Il frmly linked together.
Mcses Bates of Plymouth was then appointed chair.
nan o me Conmittee Of Resolutions Ihe Co.nhlIloa
1 On Credentials reported that 2i7 towns were repre-
| tltod hy 096 delegates; report that nus nave
been accepted " fath there were rot so decgaeS
i resent. A warn debate then sprung up oVer the
! flaiuts being made OF their .E..aceacy.
4 Tie Hon Isaac Davis of Worcester and others were
| ppointed ce-pEesidents II the Convention ana
Ca-e. H. Blanchard Of Goston. and others, Seofct"-
The Congessicn then sdiourNed to meet at o'clock.
AFTERNOON sTSSlCS.
Atfhe commencement Of the aft 'TnOOn Convention.
l Mr. L. g.. Parker moved that MajOr-6en Darius y.
1 Couch of TaurtSn be nomias'ed ior Governor The
somIsfon wss unanimously carried, with niue e'ees.
| The fol Thomas ii. Piunset; Of Ilttsteid Vas tnen
| iomrated foe Lieutenant 9 oyernOr.
The Committee on Resolutions then reported the FOL-
l kviDy:
The FIST afrs the creed Of the Democratic par = 70
b the Union and the Constitution; ia objects. The
leserva 81 the liberties of the people, the Union
Toe press sEe free speech.
| TIE sec nc thanks tao soliiers and sailors.
l The thp ifserires tie SPEEDY subOrdinatiOn every
were oft ih'ary 10 the civil power. and tie
nton Ctue wit o: hebeas corpus. trial by jury. and
ohsr DeIuocra tic rights.
TIE fouth recognizes the obligation 20 pay the ma
tcnsl debt Bat does not believe in putting the whole
baden ofts-sfioD on the shoulders Of the producing
classes
The Afth requires speedy restoration OF State power
with a. oaes.
The sixth nfy ndorses the policy Of President John
| con ana pf@aises him support. -,
The seventh returns tia.ks TO TIE veterans of th.
war ahd slI syof Cf such eRisiaiion ty the NhiOna
end state GIyersnens sin SECURE equality oi com.
the wsr
The eighth refers to the labor question, and says:
We nor orly recognize any attempt on tie pft of The
vortg classes 20 better their condition. Drt we heart
| iy gprOrt any movement having for It's Elm their
sssalon. confcrt and we-hcng physical ana mcntfi
and Cordially sympahizc Yi,h any measure ny which
He us Interests OF .Ee employer aDd employed can DC
porsotd and secured.
fhs nith resolution ory recognizes aru u q the
Ys Of ~ working C,ases 70 bite their conLihou. but
aeni, spges OF any movement having their elevation for
The saa resolution dc1ornces al interference By the
| L.;Aapf- with the rirAt oi fT.ei by yu..
fhe eestah oution 3 M ia,o, Of sjodcious lceu-e
| uBos 49, "'' "''
aal@ Ashon moved 10 omit the nth resolution
socnt ths hease law aud that subject O. SPEC de-
bsse sprung up The motion was then criied ana the
nla res af1oD struck ont.
l nation
seerrsr q: .s-s o. Lanb GreeoGeld.
| If.asoire1 ms g. Ancfg. T.. os Boston.
1 Aoditsf- T. Dcgtr AK O. salem.
1 htTne.ft~ s.--HoTafio g. Psrscr of Carnhrd~c.
| DAVID 70 f>pringfcid moved that thai plank Of
,ae Repabt ity in -6o t'at was in favor o. state.
aehts D. . as one of tho resolutions The
usn washt lie table.
IhsnksNe len voted 10 the presiding officers,
saa he conF' doA tneo sdiograed
Istie Assor, "A Pre..
-, Wo~.gssss Mas. Thursday. Sept. q, 1865
Ihe Democratic State Convention organized
Tihe choice OF Edvcrd Avery Of Bgantree for Flesi
| tur Secretaries
ihe CoaIn;!tee on Credentials reported ef7 towns
1 nI,esenie1 iy % ,leegaies Tho nominations were
Ts4e as .olows; For Governor Gen. ID. n. C0Lch Of
xnaatotii Lhutci.n;. Governor. rbOnGs Il. Plunkett
| Ilnhish. actrefuy or State. >. g. Lamb Of Greea
.e'q lTe4Gier, 4 AmcIy Jr.. Of Boston; Auditor
farkcr Of Cs,n.ridge
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