New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
MASSACHUSETTS.

THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION TO-DAY
EXCITING PRIMARY MEETINGS-GOV. CLAP
LIN TO BE RENOMINATED-WoMANS SUFFRAGE
DELEGATES.
WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 4-The Republican
State Convention will be held in this city tomorrow, fol-
the purpose Of nominating candidates for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor Secretary Of state, Auditor Treas
urer and Recever-Genera, and Attorney General OF
late years the nomination by this Convention has been
equivalent to an election by overwhelming majority
hence its interest and Importance as Convention In
local point OF have not been marked as they are
this year. when we have Labor Reform and a Prohibf
ton party in addition TO the Democratic, which has so
long borne the part OF the opposition singehanded NO
one doubts the of the Republican party this year
but more than the usual number OF prominent Repubn
cans were anxious to take part in the nominations which
are TO be made and the platform TO be adopted The un
usual interest in the primary meetings has also been
marked and as 1t announced that the Prohibition
s voud endeavOr TO work in these gatherings secure
delegates in favor Of Wendell Phillips it well that
they were closely watched
There have certainly been Philips men in some
of the Republican caueuses, but they have generally
been badly beaten There have been many lively eau
cuses one in Charlestown, where there are generally
only 200 or 800 persons, calling out more than 1000 ex
cited men, Here n Native American organization was
attempting to get control OF the city and the Nayyfaq
PATRONAGE 1t has been in existence year or two ana
had gained strength, but after spirited contest
was snuffed out" This Native American movements
moro extensive in Boston, though there 1t Is cohhheu
almost wholly to city politics, in which 1t welds eon"
cradle influence.
when it was found that Gov william Cahin desired
reelection 1t generally conceded that II was que
him. and that his bright record would at once commena
itself TO the people OF the State and make the chances
success above the application OF the word problelhaua
Dr. George b. Loring talked OF In many lnhueh, lnhuet
Gov. Canin and the latter has no competitor ~ U,,
Gubernatorial nomination tomorrow. Inc hun' O ,han
Warner who has been Secretary OF state IOr ,hat
n dozen consecutive years, has no compett9r lol ',
office and will undoubtedly be renomnated The prcse
Auditor, the Hon. Chas. Endcot OF Canton hls anS
to the general acceptance OF tho people Tor one a
his denomination is also matter OF course ~. an
and ReceiverGeDeral under our COhst. sssnt
hold Office only consecutive years, hence th1
efficient head OF that Department, the lion. sJ ave
LOnd OF Plymouth, will retire, he having se.' snner-
tion ia that of the Hon. Chas Adams, ", oi both
Brookhed. He has served IN the L@klsa.iv, sars RAJ
branches. several years. and for the past o .cont
been member OF the Executive Conncn' An hscsn,e
ant and business of long experience no no, ,s,re
thoroughly informed state matters ON le ok
and his four years service In the Finance the
tho Executive Council which substantially rekh s,n-
financial policy OF the state has gwen MN Jh peson-
ally he Ia one OF the popular men IN the o&I & E
present Attorney General the Hon Charos M N ia
Candidate for reelection. Some Of the HariioIu a nm,
advocates and many temperance men MI Ps E,rOry
Aidrich esq, one OF the ablest lawyers III ,Sssuus
County aud leading Temperance man Ine,a,eS ING Tie
at present that Mr.. Allen VIII pe h"iin"r Cou-
Hon Chas r. Train OF Boston, an eN-lvn" iS oriee:
gress has been mentioned In conntct. WIN e-,tly
6ut Ills friends have not brought hn uo IL Nry
Among the delegate chosen ~ hteroso vas "'