The New York herald., 1874-10-08
The State Nominating Convention
at Worcester Yesterday.
A Campaign Address by Con-
gressman Dawes.
THE NOMIN
Talbot for Governor-Knight for
Lieutenant Governor.

ING called the convention to order, and read the
call under which delegates were chosen.
Mr.. WILLIAMS OF Worcester, moved that Mr.
Loring be chosen temporary Chairman. Carried
Mr.. LoRING, on taking the chair said:--
GENTLEMEN OF TIE CoNvENTIoN--I am much
Soaged Sng & to you for this courtesy, and !
Mnen the representatives Or the powerful repub,
state, powerful IN its men. l trust that tine pro-
ceedings Of this day Will tend TO CONFIRM that
power In the Commonwealth and IN the nation.
On motion, members of Congress and OF the
State Committee were invited TO seats.
On motion OF Mr.. RICE, of Worcester James b.
Joslyn, of Hudson, was made temporary Secretary.
Mr.. JosLYN declined, and named George S. Mer-
ril, who was elected.
APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEES.
On motlon, it was ordered that committees be
appointed on permanent organization, credentials
and resolutions.
The CHAIR named the committees:-Arthur
Biscoe, of Westboro, as chairman OF that on per-
manent organization; Hartley Williams, of cre-
denttas, ana M +. Dickinson, Jr., ol Boston, or
resolutions.
Ihe committees on Organization and Creden.
tials were directed TO meet at once IN the ante.
rooms.
Nj. SWIFT of Boston, moved that all resolutions
OF principle offered to this Convention be referred
without debate, to the committee on Resolutions.
Mr.. BisCoE, from the Orranlzation Committee
L..
Pittsfeld as President.
The report was accepted.
On motion OF Mr.. BEARD, a committee OF three
was appointed 10 walt on Mr.. Dawes, inform him
OF lis selection and escort HIM to the chair-viz.
A. W. Beard, OF Boston; Hon. John E. SANFORD, OF
Taunton, and q. G. Dove, OF Newouryport.
The committee retired and soon after returned
with Mr.. Dawes. who took the chair amid ap-
plause and called upon Rev. c. d. Hllls who offered
prayer.
Mr.. DAWES SPEECH.
Mr.. DAWES then sald:-
which It Is a, assembled ysa WIN permit me to return
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the heart OF his prosecutor shall be armed with all
There is room in the Massachusetts delegation in
as
ass iii %e ss e IN awas o
inTss. anfsad len Y ssspns ISs sa,rasss
South shocking the heart ol the naon and the
STATES iing with serious forebodinss But these
violent demonstraSons are prematare and wiz defeat
too ae 70 Withhold confidence from mere proes
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spa the puss alis, endangered f ey ialss sSs.
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Of their choice in this controversy long shall
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tho e Sy me
self No s,int Of corrupton, IN office Y, unpunisnea
escape accountability never imltstins that Pharssical
spirit which contents user with loud denuncations Of
corruption aud crime in Others. while carefully conceal
ing its own defaults
REPUsLLcASisn own soRRs
and grows strong therebyplucks out its offending
members wherever they may be- and casts them from
the public service. IL will leave TO others the task Of
discovering notes with beams In their own eyes, with
out tear that the people can be deceived thereby Nor
can they be from the support OF republican
nres by that democratic school of antagonism which
Processes absolute tree trade In Maine AID high
ton IN Pennsylvania hard money in and
New YORK inflated greenbacks am repuda ton In OHIO
anu INDIANA and war of the south. Let il be
RENE smbered that incompatibity Of principles IN
ponucs ike incompaubLity OF temper in the
household Is sure to breed dissolution. II
you Shall be true to your trusts and awake your op
portumues then will II be demonstrated that by and
through the republican party Of the state and nation
snail e i've issues OF the sent and the expeca
lions o, tne future DO successfully met Thus and tnen
VIII pe tnat in and through the republican party shall
the civil service be rcgen ted the public faith main
tanned voiate, the public expenditures 10
lowest point OF necessity and efficiency, currency
lu,eo 70 the specie level the onsl debt placed upon
land cared fhat lahaso.