Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15
margin for the extra risks incuued.-October
GdldIy.
Democratic State Convention,
denomination Of JOIn Quincy Adams
Delegates to the National Convention
The Resolutions.

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bench 70 secure declaration of tbc constitution.
alitv of those laws The democratic marty dis.
tiueuisbed for IFS adherence TO the constitution.
resisted all the unconstitutional acts of the re-
nublicon marty. But oided nv bavonets ot the
ballot hoy nv oil the annIiances of unscrunrlons
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Succeeueu III carrying OUT It's u'iitaIS iecou-
suucloh VI sta'es' anu eFen Ill Iecoii-
Strueung tne cohstlVuIlon H7ei ny
oliclalY announcing the "uoptloh ol Tue
l4lh anu l''h "'ieilu'nei'S' An 'nese
things, sald the speaker nave passed mo llSto-
fy' Inc seVeral departments ol the leuera gov
eihieh' 'uS ueieii' et'''e9' anu 'nS SiS''' "ouJ
OIL the people, recognize the amendments 10 inc
constitution as established facts; and whatever
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sion Abiding TO state politics. he was Sc
Fele vi tho iVpu"llS"n P"i'y loi ""0'0-
full management of the state affairs, and
aulh"u'cIIih III ~ complimentary 'tSi0 Ou
the political history of Gen. Butler and DR..
Loring, who made the democratic party happy
by leaving it. He was particularly hostile to
Loring fer his apathy at the breaking out of the
war. Butler, he said, as democrat, was always
ready to make promises and pledges and as
ready to break both. His present attitude in
the happy family reminded the speaker of a
sacred poets words:
"The powers of hell about me rage,
anu mus "s gut VI uie'
AT ',i' oo''0'u'io" u ln'' avery "uuieSS 'ne
"nn"'i S'iussi0 o'e' 'no ioiin"'ioh Vi Sl"te
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. oie nun e'e" Seu"'oi'", uiS'iio' lle
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STATE CENTRAL COMMITTED
AT Large-S II Spinney, Julius Adams, I L jerks,
Joseph WheelocK ana Inomas itlleyi OF Boston; q
j Mcintyre, Cambridge: Fl Miller. Fall " River:
Geo Pierce, Greenfield; Gatehell, Blackstone; n
George spur worcester 3t walter Coburp, Ded,,
ham; Seth Adams, Newton.
Robinson' Boston. 2 James Fl Fallen B r 81
4, D Cawley Jr.. Boston;, g., G Morse New
lard Dedbam: 5. LYMAN Sheldon. webster. q PR
Jaquith, Fitchburg; 10, Hugh Donnely, Springfield.
DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
The election of delegates at large to the nation
al convention was preceded by sharp discus
sion, Mai. Emery of Howell endeavoring to have
some vote adopted that should rule out of the
list of candidates gentlemen who had served as
delegates to the last two national conventions
,rh - L.
HIS was No'eu uo"u' us aiSo was llouon 10
postpone the election of delegates to another
convention. The ATTEMPT by Mr.. Power of
cnrino,fol5 ~ b.vo t,o do1ooo+os ,,.,,so,,
opIlusuelu' 10 nave Tue oeleSates suoseh one at
a time, was also unsuccessful. Amid consider
able confusion a motion, by Mr.. Wightman of
Roston IN nrocoed to ballot for four deIaratos
vvos corried and deleootes m tho no+iopal cor.
vcntion elected &c folows
coorgo w GIN Of Worcsstor
Charles G. Greene, of Boston.
Josiah G. Abbott, of Lowell.
george n. olearnS' OIL Cnlcopee'
MI ON Iau 900 VoleS' MI ufeehe 1885, Mr.
Abbott 46I, and Mr.. Stearns 39l. There were
also 14S votes for Thos Riley, 200 for Abilab
Cbanin and several scattering Alternate da,a-
""F'' ~ N'0
gates were chosen by nomination at large, as
follows. Ahiiah w Chonin of SnrinofeId
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Thomas ). Gargan OF Boston, George l.. Ches-
horo of Northboro. and Thomos Riley If Pos
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ton.
John Ouincv Adams was tbnn ,,o,,iro+od I,,,
~ .N' 49, i Oiiii''A'e" ~
reclamation as candidate for governor. The
ticl,at ,v,e subsequently,, cor,rlotod b,, . o,,,,
'N voc 't"N"'4- O0iiiPi0'e" W colH-
mittee nominated for that purpose, and is as
folIo,vs.
i'''O"' ,r,,, ON M. u,...
me TATE IiChEI'
FOR GoVernor-Jom quincy Adams of
Quincy.