Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-22
Additional DcIeunfcs.

WORCESTER CoUNTY.-Northboro has chosen
two and-Butler delegates, J. G. Parker and Cy-
rus Gale, Jr., who will give their votes to one of
the other candidates; Westminster has chosen
A Whitney and VIM. Mayo, anti-Butler; Ian
caster, c. 7. Symmes and P R. Mansfield, for
Washburn; Leicester, James A. Smith and
Lory S. Watson, by vote of S. to 49, and they
are instructed to vote for Washburn. 1t was
stated in the Spy that the delegates from Hol-
den were 6. N. Ross and S. D. Hubbard. This
was incorrect. They are G. n. Ross and NJ
V. Jefferson. Additional delegates reported, 8;
all anti-Butler.
WESTERN Commandments has chosen
four antiButler delegates by a vote Of 119 to IS;
West Springfield two; Longmeadow two by a
close vote who are instructed to vote for
Washbum; Ashfeld two, instructed in like
manner; Hinsdale two anti-Butler Erving one
for Washburn; Hancock one for Loring; total
A. all auti-Butler.
EASTERN CoUNTIEs.-Boston has chosen 100
delegates, 81 anti-Butler and As for Butler. This
allows Butler the eight delegates from ward six,
who were elected by crowd consisting of
medley of all parties. Eight anti-Butler delegates
WHY NlSNtNA III lIlS MdIus DN ulOtnbF caucus
consisting Of republican; but the 219 men com
posing this caucus retired from the meeting
which the buccaneers had captured, for which
reason the raiders claim to be regular" The
Boston city committee Will decide the question
IL the sixth ward delegates are taken from But
ler's side, he will have only IS. 1t is said also
that ward one, which has elected nine delegates
is entitled to but eight. This, if correct, vii
take another from his side. But, constituting
the doubts in his favor, as usual, we give hin
IS delegates in Boston.
Lowell has chosen p Butler delegates Dracut
two; Boxford two; Newton anti-Butler
Wakefield four, strongly instructed agains
Butler; bingham four anti-Butler; WestforC
two do; North Andover three for Butler; Har
witch two; Topsield two; and Arlington two, in
structcd against Butler. In Danvers, erea
rush of outsiders captured the caucus, and thu
republicans withdrew and organized in another
place. Those left behind elected four Butler del
egates. The republicans elected four anti. But
Ter delegates, and passed the following declara
tom
Voted, that our withdrawal from the caucus
called as republican caucus, is owing to thu
fact that men VIGOROUSLY not republicans Wert
allowed to enter that caucus and participate il
It's action, contrary 10 the terms OF the call anC
IN such manner as to make it no representa-
tire meeting of the republicans OF this town
and that our delegates be instructed to make
statement Of this fact before the state republ
can convention.
Total Of new reports from the eastern coun.
ties, including Boston and Lowell, ISL; Anti
Butler, "a; Butler, SO. Total of new reports
from all the counties III. Anti-Rutlpr o.. Rut-
Ter SO. A considerable number of delegates
were elected, yesterday, in the western counties,
but We have not the number nor the particu-
lars.
The whole number of delegates elected, con-
corning whom we have particular reports, is
$40. Or these, 3S7 are Ant-Butler, aud 228 for
Butler, including on his side, as before, some
who are claimed against him, and correcting
figures in one or two cases. Our list by coun.
lies is as fol OWs.-