Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-28

building and shipowning to a condition Of health
full prosperity should be made without loss of time
Resolved, that the republican party of Massachu-
sets is mindful of its obligations to the loyal
women of America for their patriotic devotion 10
the cause of freedom; that rejoice in the late nc
ton of our state legislature in recognizing the III
ness of women for public trIsts; and that in view
of the great favor which the movement has received
rom many of the republican party, the subject Of
suffrage for woman Is one that deserves most care,
full and respectful consideration.
Resolved, that the republican party of Massa
cnusetts join with the citizens of the state gener
ally in recognition of the fidelity, ability and hon.
orable methods with which His EXcellency William
Clan has discharged for three yeas the high trusts
committed to him as chief magistrate, and that he
mas meried the cordial acknowledgements of the
entire people for the general success of his admin.
istration.
On motion of MIR. Marston of New Bedford
the following was adopted:
Resolved, that this convention presents the name
OF Non; WILLIAM b. WAsHBURS TO the republi-
cans OF MASSACHUSETTS, with entire confidence in his
integrity ability and fitness for the Office and that
his administration of the affairs OF this state will
sustain her advanced POSITION among the republi-
can states of the Union.
On motion of Mr.. Wicomb of Ipswich. the
following was adopted:
Resolved that the republican party will do its
best to elevate the condition of the Giving
portion of its citizens by full and searching inquiry
into the facts bearing upon their condition and by
such legislation as that inquiry shall show to be
for their advantage having RESP rot to the Judgment
OF the laborers of the commonwealth as to what
measures shall be best adapted TO their wants
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The state central committee was announced
rs foilowS
Suffolk County-Wesley A Grove VIM \ Sim
mons, Charles Hale, Henry T Shattuck Geo o
Carpenter, Albert Wright
Essex County-James 5 Lewis of Lynn; Geo b
Loring ofSalem; Geo l. Merrill of Lawrence; Il 4
Colby Of Salisbury; Levi Shaw of Rockport
Middlesex County-Rufus A White of Charles
town; Samuel Lawrence of Medford; john N
Merriam of Cambridge; c Esty of Framinrham
Wakefield Joshua w Marshall OF Lowell
Worcester COunty-W w Rice of Worcester.
Charles Whiting of Northbridge, & o W johnson
OF Brookheld, Geo Whitney of RoyastOn, Geo Il
T0wne of Fitchburg.
Hampden County-John L Rice of Springfield,
VIM ii Foote OF Westfeld.
Hampshire Countrywide Lyman of Northamp-
Plymouth COunty-Horatio Burrows of Middle
boro, w III II Bryant of Pembroke
Berkshire County-E X Tinker of North Adams
Berkshire and Hampshire-D w Lowell of Cum
mington.
Franklin County-C c Conant of Greenfield.
Norfolk and PymOuth--F A Hobart of Bralntree
Norfolk County-Nathan b Prescott of West
RoXbury Henry l. Pierce Of Dorchester Seth
Turner of Randolph.
Bristol County Sanford of Taunton, b
u Fessenden of New Bedford Chas P Stickney OF
Fall River
Barnstabe, Nantucket and Dukes-Levi L Good
speed OF Barnstable, Joseph Baker of Dennis.
A vote complimentary to Hon. George Z.
Hoar, for the fair, firm and able manner with
which he discharged the duties of presiding
officer, was adopted unanimously and with en-
phasls. Mr. Hoar responded in Il very telicitous
manner, making mention of the orderly char
acter of the convention in all its delibera.
tionS.
1t was otter half past one this morning when
the convention adjourned.