The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-12

mitiee Credentials first reported that there were 2sk
cities and towns represented by l417 deieaateH
Mr.. JAMES NJ sToSE. OF Charlesowp. then moved tbsS
his Exoelleacy Alexander IL Bullock OF Worcester be
renominatsd a. the republican candidate for 0ovsrnon
Mr.. Thomas PARsoss OF Lawrence opposed this mo-
Won ana urged ballot whereupon Mr. Stone withdreu
ns proposition, aad the Convention proceeded TO ballot
!ns result being Is foows:-
w nSe humber OF ballots"
Alexander Buiiocs Of worcs.t.r had S Sss
Alexander H. Rice. OF Newton. ............... ITO
n i n VI pf,shton %
a dawes, Of PittsGsld. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Governor bullock was then declared isnominai:d and
csms,ion ~ s. Sices were then renomnated BY ac-
lam Oaun, o. Newton. For Secretary Of S,ae-Oliysr
Of Psmo o. Southampton For rreasurer-J II. Loud.
n Iy mouth FOR Attorney GeneraJ-Charies Allen, Of
Boston For Andi.or--Henry j. Briggs Of Piissnsld.
me Committee on Resolutions then reported the fol-.
Ths, We regard the restoration upon the
The reOso as ." h. hcy
ns"" sna we snrose the adopted BY Congress
SON e. Tn. The s, s0pSe .. john
plotting Tor the their conspiracy whc
s people 'sds sna ssg . a~s .ns
movI q faithful .sbns. ami military oaieeis "a fo o
q purposes as mat :n's ss and sr : sas
s@s in
ntes Ting attimss Of nn,cent ell.
ss1 % e
stton. all render his CONTINUANCE IN Once the constas
cause the gravest anxiety, and maks imperative "a
employ constitutional mode OF curhng and resistiue
We there IN behalf Of the people Of Massachnseta
while declaring approval Of tho OF Cone
gress 10 the career and defeat tn, plans OF this dam
and desperate man. pedge also IN Tho future to thse
IN ITS wisdom hud rssort furthers
ance Of the end In the Of its extraortis
nary power TO remove from oce this DESTROYER Of the
Resolved That thank Sen and Representas
tves In Coneress for their festnce the usurpaons oe
tn" President ard for their edesyors establish
nsre domestic tranquility AM secure the bie:.
snss liberty n the which deprived OF civil
COVE nment b. the rebellion
Resolved That our gratitude Is due 10 the mil tary come
msndrrs VINO have d0ne all IL their within thetE
SECURE projection 70 every race Ard patty.
hesolvei Tha Appropriate iis time 70 accord orr
Tribute OF gratefu praise the enfranchisci Of tie
SOUTH whose hiey to tae country and jus. appre,
ne 10 the cool which their pafience vslor
Tor hem IN war Their loyal woes. having ticaty secured
cnoi cove nnent IN the Dirict OF Columbia aud IN Tho
state OF Tennessee, promise
iseso eel That true and continued To
am nsh o- gratitude 70 tho brave AMI whos0
conr 20 AMI ts IN land tnd sea hs rrb-loa sup!
prrssii ami the country sweet IL ia w our
enlonrd duty 20 care for the Disabled
families u the acsl.
All OF the above wore adopted as tho platform Of tho
repnhlicau fartv in Hissachisaiis.
Concerning the liquor question ths Convention report.
Cd tls nat ~ the republican party ba never, . /.
party, mafe test o. opinion IN tnis state TIE OF
liquors, Il is not cxpsden 10 pass any resolution upon
that sabIect 10 this C,nvontinn
THIS report brought little spirited debate both
sides, but 1t was finally adopted, and the Convention
than ad ,urard