New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
TIE LIBERAL REpuBLIcAN CONVENTION.
SPEECHES BY THE HON. +. w. BIRD AND GEN.
BANEs-GREAT ENTHUSIASM AND CONCORD
TIE NOMINEES AND THE PLATFORM.

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BANEs-GREAT ENTHUSIASM AND CONCORD
TIE NOMINEES AND THE PLATFORM.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNBl
WORCESTER, Sept. 1.-THE Hon. T. W. Bird
o WapOle called the Convention TO order, and In doing
90 said: We have left the Republican party Of Massa
rhusets and Of the country because that party has left
is principles. Loud applausel We propose to found
ne great party the future which shall be true to the
great principles Of the Republican party OF the
past, and which stin more shall be true to
tho great principles which shall promote the
prosperity Of this country in the future. Loud
appause1 With undoubung faith in the imme-
date triumph Of those principles have entered upon
.is movement. That triumph in all its completeness
may be delayed. We know only what the duty Of the
present is and thar is fidelity to our earnest and
honest convictions and such service as we may be able
to render to the good which have devoted our
selves. Loud applausel But we come here for work
and not for talk In party like this there Is much
70 be done and all OF energies will be taxed to-day
10 conclude our labors 1 will call Mr.. Robt G. Dun
ham to act as temporary secretary.
PERMASENT ORGANIZATION.
The Convention was then duly organized in the usual
manner, committees were appointed and the list OF
officers and committees which is appended efectualy
spsUers the question frequently asked TO who
the Liberal Republicans of Massachusetts,. The list is
i0N0"'' PEEspESr-NArHAsIEL p BANKS.
vcE-PKEsDENTs;
Prince CrOvell Dennis u; C. gEsg, HoIyote
Geo. n. Monroe. RoTbuy D. b CooE hoIihSnPlos: 1 ,s
j A User MeIfori ca. b. SHEPPARD Boston.
frv 1leIard bdiy. Gloucester Geo. Curtis, Boston.
Co. Prutt. West koIbuy. RsT A. A. Miner boston ,
ALBEIT A. Pope, Bnghton John q MSsoP worcester
Geo r.. Verfy, Worcester. frank DAVIS, Lawrence
DS.el Aiken Greeusell Krastus stebOins, ChicOpee
J. l. RICE. Springfield james ~ fIes"sh' rd4DAL'
L. "a. GamnC, iIttsteld Rooney fiebeh Ne neo40iu-
D. ". Bird wspole John A. Burnett, salem.
hiram Nan, Wslsmsbars. DI i; n AeLsJ Moresseh MoIs
Irrr, l. 5aiin Millamsoun Nu- o. Fletcher, " estheld
E,'6 y pbiHes Sprag6ed James T. Conuers Fall River.
l. - srnnrr Milton John Mansfield Lynn
blE.n Msd~u, LHn.. Iheset W. suoni hiHNl0u
Geo. stevens Lowell James Sonner, A ton
RS. j. ~ Keyrf Webster Gee. a. Carter, Cambridge
Gustayus Fox, Lowell
G T pierce no.,o, b n Wipsow Fail River
{ Dlnlam. Boston E K. Nichols, Pttsbed
j. ". Potter, Worcester
Charles Amy Ees.Bedford. sherman Adams westsele.
A. A Po3e, Brighton d. y. Grover, WelPoe
DAVID dElng Worcester.
Roiaey french, SeE-Bedf0Id. g. q Parker Milford;
" Beais. fhicOlee y. 4. Brown, Pltsteh
ct.. s Hosisad PymOuih
T. Whgb, BOson. Gee. p VERY Worcester
a. A. nonroe Boston. X. II. Honphy Mablehead
n Latbr,p, springfield. H. b. heLahhn DuTbuy.
n W. Huuy, Ctlsbfdge. :. T. Iiere Boston.
c Z sn.tll Eorthsmpor. }. II. Berry, Lynn
A p Tgete,. Eeu.Beiiora Geo B Adams Marblehead.
Dr a.. >. Eishoy, Worcester Oml'ord White kastou
Ge1B wJrbngt01 spnnshed JonA hanshed Lynn
Gen Banks had rousing reception when he took the
chair snd three lond cheers were gwen with Will He
spOke as follows:
ADDRESS OF GEN. BANKS.
cENTLEHEN or THE CONVENTION: IL is with great
Hease that accept the distinguished honor which yon
have conferred upon II ia not the opportunity 10
puel IA il g the chance for successful labor with you
at leads me 10 take this position. tAppause II is l6
years since have taken any part in State Convention
Sixteen years ago felt constrained by an irressube
power 70 come before my political associates
and against their Judgment aud their TemoDsapce 10