The New York herald., 1871-10-05

on to our platform hs VIII have our vots; pus No
may receive tAe unanimous nomination OF tho ropub.
lcan party On any platform, and he never viii have
my vote TIL ne accepts tho Nomination OF the labor
party" (Cheers.l tApplanseD Gentlemen tnink
gay 10 MS friends 1T worcester, II bow with SUD
mission TO the nomination OF Governor washburne.
came here to plant IN the camp OF Massachusetts
republicanlsm. the labor cause and the temperance
ms III nc ranks as
doors upon him win consult the 4o4 best
Msa et af @ 90 no ASa Saa ns &C
anu allowed us word before lie accepted the ver-
dict at Worcester. we would have made MN tower.
sun il TO hoid out 70 him him that high Station;
year. A French statesman says, "a finished states
man has the noblest work that earth hslds up
honor Of . finished man. You cannot AFFORD to let
the slightest dust OF on eclipse come over him, and
shall venture 50 Iar as 10 say that think nc win
whose future Is SO sure through the chamber OF the
Senate 70 the Waite Gouse III the name OF New
magnanimity Is It's Ouly merit II there is any man
IN the broad commonwealth that chooses to
T win sui % vote for General Butler and Il he can can
gather around hin enough 10 carry him into The
STATE House win be tine Hrst to welcome hlm with
the heartiest plaudits but at The same time, gentle
men, there Is more important question than that,
whether General iiuter goes INTO the State House
and 1t is let me tell you, the existence. aud
the unbr5keh harmony and the dignity Of th6
Eeeye 6s this M Sa s saat
have ever imagined In our f0ndesI hopes. II We
pnr before the Community platform that contains
every thing indispensable ana not word TOO much,
and II we put upon that Platform an honest name,
name TO which the industry OF Massachusetts
thrills quick in grateful recollection aud IN absolute
conndouce, believe that we shall record every
ballot that you gave to tue ticket, aud you will aud
to It one third &C least OF tho men that went up TO
Worcester swearing.
to General Butler that they would support him.
don't know, gentlemen, whether Governor Wash
burn Will have i've hundred majority or q thousand;
And even John Quincy Adams wlll run . risk Of
you is not election. Dent he earned away
by the pnantom. II it would put But
o Legislature outweghing him It would have been
barren triumph. On the contrary ~ he .sad been
sns 70 ssna nm IA INTO ~ the Shsir with
Of his own popularity 20 General Grants ticket Ia
the next PRESIDENTIAL election. Yes, New England
as he stands, II this movement, compact, intact,
sacred TO its own purpose shall record forty or rty
monweastn Of MASSACHUSETTS, the labor party goes
into the Presidential election TO dictate It's own
an ne q Su sn. us
wisn 70 congralulate you, as DO most sincerely
ago. We owe sn immense DEBT Of graft
tude. TO the distinguished citizen VINO
poSsheS Deep sSor ann we "a wo ss ~
due time. But the lrSt care OF the Convention Is
to enumerate platform tnat every honest maa win
say amen TO, ana then stand unbroken shoulder TO
shoulder on the accepted nominations OF the labor
party OF Massach lseet5.
After the srcech Of Mr. Phillips the Convention
proceeded 10 the nomination OF candidate ior
Governor, with the result as announced aoove.
excitement between lne Butler and anu Butter sup
p0rters. and the icnaie delegates mingled freely In
the spicy DISCUSSIONS which ensued.
al submitted and adopted, comes out fair and
square suffrage, but there was nevertheless con-
ance OF the platform IL Substantially as follows:-
We n M y 20 al pnss eSs that ssSr -:
S a e ss'sSs e s asdea sn as s
y. ss.son Of =. %oHOposs ,s the .ssuon
fran universal and fraternity psreS. Tree
Of that ITO foul stigma upon our soeslsS chri..a
,as poverty 2! the 1Sasss:" i0s principle;
condition 90 nooe are SIN aware tha. our go. cannot
.elaLneas prejudice corruption
os tho ana . eAs @ Of The
shoud be taken in this direction. 1tercore
s
sTssss: the War with the prs:sns yss
makes the rich neAsI ana n. poor poorer. and
war win ,he.s lavish grant. the pasc % ,puaas
rans
~ &. VI ns % puus 81
debts "A
Resolved That we demand every facility and all
agemcn by cooperation In all branches
industry and trade and that the same aid be 10 the
that heretofore been to railroad
enerprses We demand ten hours
step and that eisnt hsurs be the workn day
tne public We demand
thai wherever empoyei xt public expense and
As perform they shall receive tie
Same wages We demand that ali public dcpartnr
paid in with tho terms OF e contract
and de5is be created Viewing the contract
Importation coolies only another form the
trade demand tnat contracts 10 relation taeeto be void
country that public shp and annship
which SUBSIDY shall AID such Importation.
class Iuily understand justly
hence
rsted make laws for anoher aud consequently look
complete the workers those
their hands, their 10 the Lsgislare and at the
Council Board.
form Convention Wendell Phillips and Il. NJ.
or Boston; s. J. Onions, OF Milford,
aud s. G. hunt, OF Charlestown.