New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28


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gas spp q ne RsluDcsa party which are dssrse 70
Geo. II. Hoyt OF Ashol, ". A. Simmons OF Besfoo ..n
Cen. Briggs Of Pittsneld, supported Gen. Butiers 49,
Of the matter the latter stating that no loved hots
Dawes and Butler wen that he would sscri6oa N,
right Tor either. Tho resolution WA asay rsfe,r
to the Committee on Credentials and the permanent a.
gsnizstion Of tho Convention was effected with the o.
Geo. =. Hoar Of Worcester % Prsaident. There VS.
another little exhibition Of feeling when Dr. Howe a
Cambridge moved TO invite the members Of the stass
Central Committee to scsts in tn Convention "a mew
bera Gen. Butler quickly moved On amendment, thas
they be not allowed TO vote, and % amended, the mo
ton was carried.
Mr. HoAR's ADDRESS. .. r
Mr. Hoars speech on assuming tho chair opened WIN
brief history Of the Republican party and reference
to lbs future prospects making special mention OF tie
amendments TO the Constitution. the decrease Of the
public debt and the Treaty Of Washington. In speaking
Of the State Administration Mr. Hoar said:
Another responsibility from Which We have no nssd
sna S a ~
foot on the Rock hss sSs ever sns
abroad than todAyi Cherisng with large tolssss:sa
the faith and ns s%o' Of
which are 20 shape thu nss s, ao wsss sS.
paid labor 0owSsre asserting with moro s@pSesis ia
70 better P.ypsn. .h spirit a. sss.
Is as .Ss
for her poor Freghsed with fair cities and popuio.s
Tsntos for tSe woridsre YOU her rspressntsyss sa1
rulers, ashamed 10 exhibit her as your WOrkw
This was understood by many TO be contradiction q
the charges made against the State Administration In
recent speeches Of Mr.. Butler Mr.. Hoar aiso spoks
strongly IN favor Of female suffrage and Of the ameor
tiou Of the condition Of the lsboring classes-
AFTERNOON SESSION.
An interesting feature Of the afternoon session
Dr. Lorngs reading Of Gov Clahins etter withdrawing
from tho contest, which well received and hs 10
ring'O own dechnation. The whole Convention ap
plauded the Doctors sentiment which were thus o..
pressed:
ana sorry before you often a. fear mag
wear out my welcome. At this period deem Ii neoas
sary that should place myself before the Republican
party In such Light appear to be laboring with yoa
In the ranks for the good lApplsuse For the
ass rse ana BIZ the
this state IN defending them against Andrew Joansos
Representatives. s1p which placed Msssachusetts g
nne nghting, in season and out against iSs his ns
to this my name been presented by few perhaps too
admirng friends candidate for the ONCE o. GOV.
jus 1f fair and true to the Se.. Interest. q t1e ps
lApplsusel have scquieseed NOT only patiently oas
NO Obstacles IN the way Of advancing Republican, ise
ing that their success and tnsS our oo
"s TssFs remains anSsas. thing for to o. b
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this to aGs
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ous organization true % re s
sssth and bsess.h Of ths whole land there
IN this Convention who fsres more ass wSsn
friends standing around me 50 Pained to Leave me
nas ssey not want anyans and whether
ever succeed In State Convention or not know ono
UNDER heaven that viii tear me away the hearts,
the Republican party of Massachusetts loud applause
always endeavor and myself working side BY side with
| the best OF you for the great cause ,
the coming o campaign appaSse for there no such
WITHDRAWAL OF MR. RICE.
The Hon. A. H. Rice was called for and warmly cheered
by the Convention. He made a good speech and good
impression. In the course Of his remarks he said:
In the course Of this campaign have not sought e
or 70 say on yno oSD G
with my convictions of duty and Of proprety g
meet the commentaries Of ali classes Of tsils.
citizens lApplausel MY name therefore hss Yea
gates who have now met in convention. 1t 10
those who have respect ny tness that position:
date for that office. have become persuaded that. IN
now placed. my duty to speak 70 you " al frank
and dor and to 70 e.
heart that there Affecting the interest
AMID q the party which are %
perior to any love have for the ONCE OF
dOvernC. Or for any other Office LA,ppause
before the state, and before the country and you
placed that yS1 shall ns ss On s
momentous occasion your honest emphatic Judgment
Rpabea party and placing your chosen
Its head [Applause.l l. therefore,, have signined V
ssed a%y Claims has might have t6e and
that they might have upon me. at their disposal
ANOTHER LITTLE scRIMkAdE.
Gen. Butler moved that partial report be asked OF ths
Committee Credentials as nothing could be done unta
their report received He did this TO save time NJ
Rice Of Worcester rose to oppose the notion and said
would adopted, open the hoodgates Of dssension sne
result only in evil to the party Whereupon there was
dep and prolonged hiss the part of tho Butler men,
which startled everybody. The Chair called for ORDER
and Mr. Rice continued, claiming that 1t was unfair 100
the Committee consider when they were ABSENT
common courtesy demanded that the Committee snous
be present tCheersl Gen. Butler said bis monoE w~
simply to promote dispatch of business and continued:
Mr. Rice has said II we receive part Of the report
will open the foodgates Of destruction What viii De the
effect IL we take it ell at Loud and long continues
applause and laughter II 1t is 80 terrible In detan'
what must 1t be in the aggregated should not REFER
the composition Of the Committee had not three frend'
on that Committee that being my share when the Con
mittee was appointed as there were then four canof
| dates Some Of the candidates have withdrawn. may
make q motion that the Committee DO divided IN uiA
| emit manner. (Laughter.l a.
| Gen. Butler finally withdrew his motion TOT q parAA
oou. aud IN adiournmpn Of An hour for supper FOB