, 1874-09-09
The Missouri Republicans Advised
to Support the 1ndepend-
ent Ticket.
Both Parties to Call Indigna-
ton Meetings in the
South.
Denunciation Of the Recent 0utrages
Stock in Trade.
Prof. Julius n. seelye an Independent
Candidate for Congress.

Candidate for Congress.
Minor. Political Items.
Massachusetts Politics.
TIE DEMOCRACY AND THRrn B1ArE CONVENTION.
Spseial Uts,attch to Tbs Chicago Tibans.
WORCESTER, Mass., Bopt. 8-Tlrro havo been many
eges Of State Conventions In Worcester whom there
woro moro delegates in the city than tonight, bu tho
arrivals the afternoon aul ovonng trainz hAvo bcen
numerous enough to caulo thorough Bfe8o Of the
hote1-regstcrs, and make locomoton difficult In tho
Lay State House corridors, which mono too largo IN
tho most quiet tmos. All Tho possible and probable
Dcmocfatlu Congressional candidates hcrc, - Toll
"a most all who look for tho honor OF place
on the Slate ticket. Among those who are
n1roady on tho ground arc tic Hon. Josah
G. Abbott Of Boston; Col. Charles Groom, Of tho Dos
ton Post AIayor Tarbox, of LAWRENCE Judge Hoar's
sgstnat ssna Hooper IN twe aIectlon. senator Bacon,
Of ofLawrence; Sonntor Warren, Of Boston Charles
.t dss Ha. Taq d s Wy Es s 81 n.e ie
&C. % Of f # n lead Of tho ast
years ago senator 1nga!s, q Marb!eteaa Tie Hon.
%an A,pin ?, nFeokltno and and ssneor
ot tie Boston civ 0ornltss Thts Shows that thess
b no lack Of nesost in tho deliberations Of the Con-
ss T 1y sy ny asgs ss ss'p bo
sontattvcs Of to Old Democracy In tho State, ana
gcntlemsn who was prominently mentioned az cands-
.cara tekota viii be rcnonnated by aooa1nallon with
o Ge pssa os nv sno sssen9 @ ns9
ef G Gen. 's ". q. Bartlett q rtanea, for Moutenant
Governor Ho has not aonglt tho office, and therefore
tho pary managers loath To ake lin up; but tho
younger in his support, aud hfs chances
look favorable tonight He was one Of tho bravsat
sats fss'Ap''ASa gentleman S'@naS '0fs A'sA Ill Lilo
THE 8rArs CENTRAL cos1H1VrEE
met usual tonight an after clcctinE Mr. Batton-
ata to preside over tho Convention, selected the
eral committees oil CREDENTIALS permanent orgaza
Eato ticket. anu TO raseiya aud count votes. Theao
committees nrc Of eleven cach. ono from each Con-
ho State ticket whcl viii consist Of twonty.two. -
Aftcr the adjournment Of tho Committee, several
prominent Deosrsta = @ It e eallea H. ND ths platform
Eation OF principles. It will dcclnre
nj FAVOR or HARD MONEY
and speedy resumption Of spece paymonta, md In
favor 1t tarin ior revenue purposos only. tho
southern ontrages will 10 laid ut sh9 door Of tho car
pet-baggers, who havo Infested those 6tatcs.
The talk Tonight Ia more in fayor Of Smith for
fdeuteuant Governor. Bartlett does not desire the
office, and, though 1t is thought ho would stand II
also significant that Noble. Of Westaell. town
which instructed ia delegates for Dartlot !! working
fes ssh' @na thinks tnas hs shenla have tho honor
b now vol laid ont that It can bo announced almoss
to eertainty Col. AapinWa, Chairman Of the State
ranged 10 hight ool. ssltonssA viii taKe lie chair,
for dinner Af,or iLo recess, liz Ticket Of last year
will De nominated by exclamation, tho resolutions
seecpttng tbo nomination, and thera viii b. speeches
by othor DamocratH ~ long % there Is time. The
hclcga'es Tonight arc quiet and confident.
REPUBLICAN, FfdHT PoH THE NOMINATION N THn
TENTH CONGRESSIONAL Dt8TnfCTs
speciat nisnu,eh to Tia Chicago Triaans.
tion Of the looseess Of party tics In Massachusetts
has been afforded today; cansasa for the Republic
member of Congress from tne Tenth District having
begun samo tmo since, three proaiuaat eanltdates
soon deselopod-prof. stockbsidgo, Of tho Massacu-
ihe Grangera Charles K stevona. Of Ware, = wealthy
man,fastnres and Prof. Julius q. sfelye. tho most
politicians carly made their choioo botwoen Stock
bridge sna Stevens, see1ye not being sAe sort
men, stoekbr!dao at first acs,el to Iayo Tue alyant
ngc but the exposures Of his connection with tho Hart
ford Eric Railroad awinds in 1870 has prore sad
drawback, and present indications arc that Stevens
will bear "a The 70 nomination. p1ot ssoye hawsver,
10ngn Ta 70 a fen s hsm s9ns the seo =; ad
votera think Is lest qualified 10 represent them Ut
%sHi9gsn and 1 Teos q sgo e1 w.s @ Issued for
conuation. In response to tho call about Aty gem
temen, including aouo Of tae II most prominent aud
Alnnly-TH4GGTGH Cl[lECNS tABtrEtt hsaaublGI.
ana nfter frank interchange Of views, regolyol that
Is 1t was foregono conclusion TINT Stevens or
aoc1h,brilgs oId Kct tho rsgar n.onst'Gu tney
vii not lit finger In hIa behalf, but hs friends
nike w Issue sroas soe to aoease ss Rs sseon
All tue people at the Greenfield gathering wore
eIu!cans and M .}eir eourss III noinatng seeso
strtnu illustration of the spirit Of independence that
ia aArnad In Massachusetts this full.
poaros sop wors q hs
6tato Convention, Which mcos in Worcester Wedncs-
viii conlnn tho usual party shbhoeths, set forth In
Tie lcaH offensive manner compatible with show OF
eenatssnoy With tho Bourbon noI5ous That alone srs
question. Civil Rghta, spahcrn stntc Governments
etc., it will echo the opinions Of tho Opposition every
to tho liberal poston taken by tho Malns Dsnoeracy
On finances and the currency. 4: il likely TO
form Of tic Illinois Opposition. Tho Pendio.or
vaEary has found asy fhyor In MASSACHUSETTS,
szsoPt snonE ths crowd tlat Eaos whom called for te
Tlle Convention Ia iiEcly 10 oo largor and more
hopeful QUO than Tor several 5oara past. The seeming
Lieut. Talbot ycs them tho courage to believe there
" esnco to euct their candidate, aud better
neoye saat incy wi>as al eyents very much atronaasu
gain msnhsr two Of tho Congressional delegation
ersiore they viii mako every stlcrl to demonstrhs'
Tho nominee for Governor will unqnestlonab!y bt
William oaaon, e1-alhyor Of Noston. Mr. Canton Il
sno Of thoss geitlotnen who. without ever doing NY
qailieations ior hsh o,iee is Msyora!ty os Sosto,
~aa agnalzoa by ths Great Fire, aud, ia .hs judgment
q sho o ectss Of s vyoros aeon IL s Il mpap
1--we emosgency 30 strong waa thia feeling taat, a.
oiii1sns' lcks be was beaten BY she lion. Henry
T. Pierre, now Congressman. IIs snakos fair bul
ne,.a renlaraabls spsech. "a A. -. sw.yer be
great strength AZ Democratic cand!dato apart from