Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-28

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The followin,, co,nr,ittoos r,oro onnointod.
On credentials AIportboIon,o,,, or So,,+hbridoo
Samuel Clark of Northbridge, 5 NJ Richardson Of
sone Il R Rh 9f human Oh BaGE
of Millbury; to nominate district committee, j W
Wetnereil OF Worcester, Dexter Billiard of Spen-
0ei' d II fuyefWeaIher OF He5tDoro.
On motion of l., H. Wells of Worcester fine
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vi '"e u'st'lct committee were lhVIteu
to take seats in the convention, and participate
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III ITO "Stoli'
The committee on credentials reported that
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'"0"'o wv 'O"'S anu 'il0 Guy Vi NoiceStei "cte
represented in the convention by SeYcntyfVe
delegates The renort ,vos orcented
P0i' ""' "NeOP'NU'
On motion of Hon. Adm Thayer OF Worces-
TOW H., ro,,.., II H. - W.. -.
w. AAOi'' NSoiS0 T. hOdi Vi hOlCcsleI, was
nominated as Il candidate for reelection to CON
,rraee nv o,oI,,,,tio, ,,,itl,o,,+ , Ii.-o,,.i,,,
S7 ~ "oOi'''"'iOi' "tho"1 d ui'oohtihS
voice.
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- -'eiSO"' Ioq" 'uofeu 'n"I llou' plepheh
Salisbury of this city, be nominated as Candi-
date rc, ,,rosilo,,t;oi loota. c,,, .ti l;,.;.
N ~ PiV't"oH'i"' SiSS'Oi lOHi 'hlS uloul0V'
This motion was also carried unanimously by
,o,I,a.io,, MI. -. III.
ceYed with hearty applause.
Massrs A Il nav Of .;r,b,to. md T .,,,,fs u,,.
80 80 '' u ~" ''7UN' '''i'i i10"i' D"'-
nard oil this city were appointed committee to
wait unon Mr. IIo,r motif, hin, of tba action of
NP0" 49, '''''' "0'''1 nun Vi NV "O''oi Vi
thecohYenton, and request his acceptance.
Mr.. Putnam, from tie committee appointed
for that purpose, reported the following series
OF resolutions, which was unanimously adopted:
po,,,-., .,,.. REsoL TTIoMs. -,-,...-
republican party as set forth in its national and
STATE platforms already adopted and that we pledge
which alone, We believe, the peace and prosp6rity
OF the nation can be made seenFe and the true ends
RNsovad thot wa s,voy a I'r o Ios, admin
istratiun Of ali nnhlic AMIR! and damSnT that the
rennblican marty shall not he sturbnd Inv carr,iIg
on sncb nm ad;,inist.atio b IT. i, ~,
oiicions intnrnostion Of those whose slamOIe aud
influence have tended 10 corrnn the snrina of no.
liticaI action wherein thew have had cpntroi "
a liot - h,a h,
removing rom no,or thosa VIZ hoI 20 oIS ~,
Iovai AMI faith Il 10 Tho oovor,a,,t 70 49, ro,,
fOr those whose lifelong and nersistent aFaTt have
been dpyofed 10 he dasfrnction of our institTtnns
and who now sea Nv sisnder ana nssr'tioN 10
dastr"tI Tho confJane 81 AZ S,, =; Iii IL
td 90 AZ I'll IIi " oe PtOP.c ~ tnelt me
n0rt or Svmnatbv ron tho ronnI ijcons oF IL, a.
trict and yn foiInv M Jaodersbin in 3bn diract;o
Of s1cb Observation-Disclosures y !" 'ne ui'ee'i'"
ReSoiyad nat l, ,1ia with ,ril o,1 s,,ieo
tion ta nnbIir caraar nf Hon Genrg T. uoar "nr
member Of congress- and that his recognized i1teg-
rty Of charactSr and his fearless and 9he services
of IN" treat masses Of te noone a. oi 90 bis
distingSished adyococv and Gefanco oS tho General
nrinci1Ins of fhe Nossocbusotts ronnblicenss COM
innnd him to Tho chaorc,i sn,nort dF oil trm6 men
for fnrther snryice at the national cSnifai "'
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Oh motloh OF Mr. IL. "A. MARSH OF worcester
the president and secretary were instructed 10
hotly Mr. SALISBURY OF his nomination as
electOr, and request his acceptance
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Inc committee appointed 10 notify MIR. Hoar
of his denomination returned with that pentle-
man NJ H. ,,,,, ,,ooi,,,,, -,
hiaii' MI hoar was received with prolonged
applause ma he steppcd unon the nfatform.
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tTo ovcusod bimsoif tson, ssin a. or,t
iu V Az n,issh Lroil sPeaklhB at IenSt
caPonfion o ni,i a., u, 90 S III
VIZ aWultlng te on ti ms
XII anu nearby tnaasu tne CONVENTION loI
trn, ie be so;d MARI ol cOdece; Is great
tha iTnitod Stot hod ,,, VI 1919 ,no 'O oti "
rn1 t itu ~ p sf SPYu mnose aotioh ".
tbn s1ccess Of be M Froo VI PuoPe5 UNI
70 which tbe whole HHord ions 10 sea- X bvmanit
mist stil he Pound in tho sbocEIes Of dnsnot;sm or
td '' ftb T iitod ~ uespoo,s' ot
eomn rights in mis- hoV tbere 10 o vdco VI
td With NOR attention Than that Of tbo roasnf
70 WIZ ple Uu tt ol w repTeseIla
ii o ns yaaItb intoit ana os,l ome
pio 10 snressaa bia onpraciafinn aF AZ i
f iirdneas with ,ahicb his octioD in s
i iI 9 IN ~ a1sio IA
lau ~ otioI onnonnnts dnrn1 ~ Ts' su
es ~ ar LII P0ii'''''' 'rf ~" e"''
VI 1910! loo tt, oroa,;,o,io,, Of tto ,oor,,,,
-sel S S,ee uv ~ o,jt ~ i+ IiT ,,
IN lloS natG tba I, tho limo So
presenleu slel tn,t ira ~ stlp r. bato th
OF the llpoI!;V .' thn noioi1 &c tbn nao,,ia ~
state IS sovereign Vl tS oi eio pdSVpie ~ Ui
the county me my no ous ~ COW, e
principle tnat nyoIly VI tio pevppv nus l sUi
ern, while their opponents NOT re,tac'dhg tne sent
ment In their present patIor, nuNe ulmays au u,
Gated the sovereignty OF le state AhohgI svthe
is that Of equality o. the exi5tece VI ha