Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-27
3: Butler; Inspectors, c. W. Gassett, Moses Perry,
William H. lnman.
Ralying Committed W. Parker, A Eyeretts
Z. w Gassett, E. S. Pike, Edwin Searles.

W imam Ii. lnmaQ.
Ralying Committee. W. Parker, a. Eyeretts,
T. w Gassett, <. 5. Pike, Edwin Searles.
WARD SIX.
Here there was a lively contest, the interest
centering upon candidates for the common
council. In this ward three nominations for the
council were made, two being for TWO years and
one for one year, the latter TO fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of d. S Goddard.
The friends of the different candidates have been
earnestly at work for the past week, and as
result the meeting was very largely attended.
The meeting was organized by the choice of
}. b. Knox as chairman aud Dr. f. A. Clough as
secretary, the chairman being chosen by ballot.
On the first ballot for a candidate for the COM
mon council there was no choice, 1866 votes
being cast. w. II. Dexter received 81 votes,
Geo. F. Wood ~, c. P Morse 81, the rest
being scattering. The nomination OF
Mr.. Dexter was then made by reclamation.
On the ballot for a second councilman for two
years, n. Il. Chandler and c. P. Morse were the
opposing candidates. One hundred and seventy
nine votes were cast, Chandler receiving 1O2
Morse 81, and - scattering N. H. Chandler
was declared nominated. On the first ballot for
~ councilman lOi OlC Gdi OGUIRG L. w Qua
and c. P. Morse were the only candidates, the
former receiving los votes, and the latter AZ,
Mr.. Wood being declared nominated. +. p.
Goulding moved that Z. II. Peabody be nomi-
mated for the school board by reclamation. n
H. Chandler moved to amend by substituting
the name of J, II. Walker, and a vote upon the
amendment was taken. Before a decision was
given, point of order was taken, on the ground
that an amendment could not be made by which
another name could be substituted The point
of order was sustained by the chair, and Mr.
Peabody was declared the nominee, The warden
was nominated by ballot the assistant assessor
and ward officers by reclamation, and the
delegates by a committee appointed by
the chair The delegates were not chosen until
after the other nominations had been made and
were not instructed, although the general opin-
ion is that they favor Mr.. Jillson's nomination
The full nominations are as follows:
Delegates George S. Barton, j. W. Hoppin. L.
B.Wnherbee, j. b, Knox, Loring Goes, L. iarring-
ton, }. G.. French, d Fairbanks, Pitt Holmes, j.
Kf,ugg, John Dean, !. H. Walker, 5. II. Batcheler
Mowrey Lapham, w. H. Dexter, D. n Fitch.
Coun:lmen, two years-W. IL. Dexter, N. H.
Chandler; one year, George +. Wood.
School Committed Fl. Peabody,
Ward Officers Warden, Il, c. Rawson. Clor,,
Pp attoro A C4apa Inspectors C. L. Reddlug, a.
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and lain Pa,5n.;,, soara., NJ 'll''',
Immediately taken for delegates to tho munich
pal convention. A printed ticket was handed
to every person in the hall with the heading
'For Mayor, Clark Jillson," and bearing the
po,,os or oi,rI,too,, -,,.,,,,- -
,voro s,,r,,soJ - h, :, 60. -
of Mr. Iiilsor i, tho oo,,o,,,;,,
spIrod in tho cbo;oo IS +t,o f,,r,,,.i,,,, 1l,,4g
M vote boi,o. oo,4 o,.ao,,.,7
bo,Iot obo,o ,F,o,,+io,,,,.
Dalogatos-,Tosos 1o,,,,,o,, W., ,,,,ou
A. Titus, 5. B. Parsons, Geo E. Ham, Charles Bal.
PcScock n AIoe Pora,r mares a %9aqara John
Belcher Edward P. Bangs, D. G.. Tapey. &. N.
Than n y W. DIe"n"n' a. o. Eas'aorooks Jona'
The faot tbo+ o,,1,. f,.t,,-f-,,,. ,,.,..
bv tbe nipet,.fve .nrorso,s r,roso,, ,.os ,o,.,
meuted unon and tho r,.t wac ,.r,,,,,,. nv, .a.
a LARGE number of narsors ,voro i, fa,,,. ~ ro
septne tbn mama oc ud,,i, ~ nT,n,Ia RI.
office of mavor The opostion If roconsidora
tion of the ballot was 1iscrss,I ,,,,+ -,
,,,.s ,,,,.iio,.,,l =. -. -,
n,odoh,, n NJ. =. -,
'ii"'' " IL - Mu"hyi 10 give ny nallot an eN-
preston of preference for candidate for MAYOR.
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'o'"''0" III i"NOi Vi MI "HiSoh' VINO hau hlty
votes, while +. t. Marble had fOrty-fonr and
there were two scattering. Jos. A. Rowland
thereupon moved that the Jillson delegates al
ready chosen use their influence in the conyen-
vention for the nomination of that gentleman
for mayor, which was carried. A motion 10
declare the preference OF ward seven Tor alder
man to be Mr. Marble brought from that qen-
temau the declaration that, having served in
that capacity four wears. he couId not allow
his name IN he uspd ogain in thar
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connection A declaration of preference for
candidate for alderman forward seven was tben
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NJ '"""'iOo !" i"'oi u ,lie Illumination Oh
Tvs '0' 'i"' Po'i''o". ile'louS 10 thlS'
no"V'ei1 Note was uecIaIeu' on motloh oil MI
llowland, that b. I. Marble was the second
choice of rho caucue for r,,s,,or OtI,o ,,,,,,,;,
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lions were then made by acclamation as fol-
lowe.
common Co9ncll-CalVIn H. Hartshorn.
9cnool Board-Charies Ballard and L. I. Marble
X asels,a tE Assess9r Nv III. ". maynard.