, 1873-09-04
POLITICAL.
william Castor Nominated for
Governor Of Massachusetts
by the Democrats.
Of Tho Republican Delegates, Butler
50 far llas 174; Washburn,
Isl; Doubtful, Il.
Legislative Election in California;
The Anti -Monopoists Prob
ably Victorious
Tho Railroads and the Governorship
in tho Texas Democratic
Convention.
Absolute Free Trade the Doctrine of
the Sangamon County, ILL.,,
Democracy.
Secret Session of the MoDonough Coun-
ty, ILL.,, Grangers--~The Farmers
Of Greene County, III.
Elections III New Mexico and
Wyoming.
Secret Session Of the MoDonough Coun-
ty, ILL.,, Grangers--~The Farmers
Of Greene County, III.
Elections in New Mexico and
Wyoming.
The f1assnchusctts Campaign.

The Massachusetts Campaign.
s,,ecial Dfspatch TO Tho Chicago Tribune.
BosToN, Sept. 3.-Tho returns from the can
vass thus fur giyo 151 for Waahburn 174 for
Butler, and ii doubtful. Tho country towns alo
going almost solid against Butlor.
The Democratic State Convention at Worces-
tor, to-day, WAS very lame affair. It WAS thin
ly attended, and vory harmonious in ita action.
E1-Mayor Gaaton Of Boston, WAS nominated for
Governor by acclamntion.
Tho nomination Of CASTOR Is made with the
hope that If there should bo a bolt nt the Ro-
publican Convention by tho anti-But1er mon, or,
II Butler should bo beaten and run independent,
enough Republicans would 60 for Gaaton to
ss n ohnnss 5. Ga ~ sabn2 R bs the n
mated and re-elocted by great majority.
BosToN, Sept. "a mass meeting was hold in
Faneuil Hall tonight, in which the German elo-
ment predominated. Addresses were maao BY
Fitzgerald. RoBolutionB were adopted urging
the repeal OF the p1ohibitory liquor law. Tho
bali was crammod. Prior to the meoting, q pro-
cession. with music, paraded tho 1treets. Every
IL Chnrloatown oil tho ward Republican meet
ings elected Dutor delegates nineteen in num-
ber.
WORCESTER Mass, Sept. 3.-1he Democratic
state Convention to-day nonlinated for Governor
William Castor, Of Boston.
The Convention completed tho State ticket as
follows; For Leutonaut- Governor, William L.
Smith, Of Springfield Secretary Of State, Don{a-
min +: Mills, Of Wlliamstown;; Treasurer, Na--
than Clark, q Lynn Auditor, Waldo Coburn, Of
Dedham Attorney General, Q. oago>d Morso,
Of Northampton,
Tho following are the revolutions adopted:
Resosed Tint tho Democratic rarty seeks to revive
dcnd iBsucs, but atana by Its principles, which
suited to al times and circumstances; supports tho
Federal Government III all constitutional authority
regards at this day, aa JoIcraon did in his day,
HIN tF1t.t nr0S nf frnr mi
fends tho reserved rgh}s tic Slate and peopo, and
the constitutional right or indoren!cnco Of othor de-
raEtmonts ns tho executive and Legislative depart
Se nonss anr h dssona % av0 s ao9' an
Of tic Unitad States BY increasing their
numbers j., and tho arpolntmont .I~ & ~ nov nov
Legislative will; holdB that the nearer the approxma
ton that M esn ns made to uaiyoEaai freo;tra5e the
nent to tho people Of hIassachuaots insists On tho
Of banking syateln TINT ahal not cost
g s s to nfce. S bs
uatria masses than any other peoplo pay for money
oans wherewth to unfold their onterprisea and
railroads aaIc5 @ Or any Ea
jurtadtcon Of tho poope through their lcgsiaturee.
for tho sanction Of the Democratic 1nonbers OF Con-
greas to tho corrupt aehees of tho Republican party
So md
execution of the Liquor Inv brings al law Into con-
tempt, and calls for tho indignant condemnation Of
every ozen who believes III the impartial adiniBtra-
| ton Of justice.
Itso|red That the Intervention by tho Federal Ad-
mnistraon In State politics. for the bcneh Of 1ts "a
fct In this Commonwealth, aud Ia hostile to the frce
dom anu purity Of elections Insult to popular lntol
1gence aud mer1ta the indignant teprobation Of q
people Jealous Of their rights.
Rcstired, That invite cooperation, and welcome
to full fellowship political action all patriotic eit1
zens who agreo With in these principles, aud
willing to unite to establish their beuedcent rule In
| the government Of State and Nation.
Resolved, That the time has arrived for regu-
laug the hours Of lAbor in tho manufacturing oatab
lishnaata 10 ton hours for day, or sixty hours per
week, for women and childrcn and TINT this Conven
ton pledges ttsef to support such legislation will
aocure tho enactment Of such Law.
! Tho remaining resolutions are tho same "a
those adopted by tho Ohio State Democratic
| Convention Of Aug. 6.