New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICAN STATE CON

Cv-cov. CrrFFORD's DRrss-PHILADELPHIA
AND ClSCISNATI-THE REsOLCTiONs-GRANT
t-uV WILSON NDORSED-DELEGATES CHOSEN.
-v-ov T.Y lIGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRlBCNE.l
WORCESTER. April 1O.-As it seemed TO be
r,.,... understood t.at there no particular con-
tc.s over t.e selection Of delegates 10 Philadelphia
In delegate came II slowly to-day, and were somWnat
,~lre1 TO fni matters quiet and tame IN TINS city
.3nr ftcr the exciting Convention OF last Fan II may
,ave n med unusually tame On account cf the siTlklnS
contra, O. between the two gatherings The Committee
an ffil rcpoI ted that 65i delegates were present
from %, cit er i.i towns that credentials bad been
--e.oa.. 90 t4at effect. There were probably coo or
mos. d.iso present the lack Of any division or con-
,sf rr ts o- 5.s To be filed causing the small at
,euiaac-
I'll. rr.cceIIa.} lasted only two hours anu were
oar r1r- l,f evat cnthusias'ic The resolutions
..r.cila rising vote not one vote being cast IL
.lc NEGATIVE.
-..r orp'fyG ADDRESS OF DIR. LoRlNG
D. GEORGE L. L0rlag chosen temporary Chairman
sf "a. Convention and spoke as follow
G.yrfrMsx Or TIE CONVENTION: feel under oblica-
,,nn to Won for thi, accustomed honor. ApplauscI
hiL ~ this tnauimtv which you have manifested
ni1'" -. az tti r. ' r1Iic,,1s - Tinted states
i>ouubictns. as American Republicans as M
ronal Republicans ,appiausa], bound 10 support
,v every effort ~ ours al tlOse who engaged IN
nl1lut,inus Rapu1Hcan principles and Republican
r,.ry throughout the entire land. Applause / am
slfe t,i Oh tins point We know no difference aud that
o. e clss which presents itself to the American people
- tas lime I am sure that there can be
no iaherng and no change IN tne ranks
cay Mlssa. .nusetts which from the beginning mas hai
won Tor herself such distinction IN TINS great political
controy.. which has at last resulted IN conierrlng
upon in tins Land the night OF ciizehsnlp ana
fuhrasc As en AuiOIe member uI yOrI Pal ,i
cOnsaatig dni continually IN the rlRs as = me ,etel
ton hope may hnd 10 deserters and no d4sappoint
THE COMMITTEES.
The different committees were then epponted, and a
of1g le III
Clifford Of New Bedford President was adopted The
Lat Of Vice Prcsidents as usual included Of the
prominent members OF the party Ia 'nc o'"o'
THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.
Mr. Clifford received with applause, and made
Tong address. concluding as follows
Tic Republicans Of Massachusetts invited 10 sur
render their wellconsdered line OF political action ana
follow tie guidance Of their brethren IN Mis
ter delegates 10 Cincinnati instead Of
ibTongl YOU their trusted representatives ponder
frst the Scrptural injunction by Their fruits ye shall
pcuous fruit OF the Missouri platform that has yet IL
Iened the election o. t4e aaoi Ci Ine famous @
the Presidency the last canvas TO the Senate Of
the United states. This for souhd AASs"cAuSetts he
publican 10 too much Ike that
R.sd Rs .sla a1. ii 70 .sSs. he. sa Rs p.
l. Is entcngly whispered to our state PRIDE tha
than one worthy son ON wnoin
9e aGe aSS a5 died by the
aud Ignorant soldier or Shiloh ana NlcksDufg OF te
1q et our Gepy be- w6rRy Of our good old
Commonwealth, ana Of those dstin gulshed SONS them
s.y that Massachusetts, can afford 10 wait for the
nroIer recognition Of the merits OF any OF her children
o.. fbat te great Of them, and among them those
hest fitted BY liberal culture, by working power by
sSnnl,si.1tiaI service 10 the country, and more
concerned in securing good government ,bn bn
sTcof oect OF all government, the happiness ana pros
De,y OF the De0pie. aud In he0nR On tHe oauso Vi e