The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30


luton, but he proceeded for some time In spite
OF the noise and laughter
relating to the nomination Of eleven additional
delegates having been put and lost, the resolu-
tion was divided and the first part adopted. A
vote was then taken on the second clause, re-
lating to the additional delegates, but the Chair
vas IN doubt and % rising y's, vote was taken, aud
and confusion ensued. There were calls for a
ballot, but a motion to table being declared car
ried, there was more confusion, and renewed
calls for ballot. Mr. Hoar raised the point that
the vote must be verified, after a doubt had
transacted. A delegate declared that men were
voting who had no right to do so. At length the
point eleven additional commiIteemep. con % and .U m IL
was evidently carried by a large majority.
RICE NOMINATED.
M; Il. W. hinsey OF Boston then moved that
the Convention proceed to another ballot, which
motion was unanimously agreed to. The ballot
resulted In no choice az follows;
Mhole number Of votes es............' ...'..'...lon
S.JTi.s. b fsTIrs Scattering II '' Is
=. Another ballot was Immediately ordered, and
u proceeded amid great confusion and the rally
Ing calls OF the active workers.
The result OF the third formal ballot was as
follows Whsle number, 99si necessary to a
choice, 4e9 II. l.. Pierce, 90 ueo. u. Joring, 70
Cnas. +. Adams, A0 A. II. Rice, $40; and MIR.
Rice was declared nominated. Loud applause
greeted the announcement Of the result, fol-
Col. Taylor of Somerville moved that the nom
ination be made unanimous COMMUNICATING Mr..
Rice as sound Republican aud good business
man. Tho motion was seconded by Mr.. Good
rich OF Berkshire, ana prevailed with q few dis
sentng voices.
Horatio q. knight was unanimously nominated
by acclamatlon for Lieutenant-G oyernor.
Nose. Irimball OF Boston moved that Charles
Endcott OF Canton be nominated by acclana-
tlon for State Treasurer. Carried unanimously.
., hT; II' IR'SncTofti Of Aver moved tho nominstion
and the motion prevailed unanimously.
On motion Of Major John W. Mahan, OF Bos-
ton, Charles X. Train was nominated by accla-
nation for Attorney-General.
ballot for Secretary Of state resulted as fol-
ohver Warner, IT. Mr.. Pierce WAS declared
nominated amid great enthusiasm.
THE STATE COMMITTEE.
The list OF members OF the State Central Com
the following list Of eleven additional member
chosen by him as provided by former resolu-
1t was introduced
sirss Frss Gso,s. M.r',o1 Of Ssw BedfOEs
g. 'GH e. o. sS.
ton ,oIb rIith,JGhn Cumgiags Of wobgra si5th-T;
cS%ScSSd 3 3aIss,'S@,S 1, Rin9ss q Gs%bTdgs SINH
OF Greenfield. Eleventn-H. L. Dawes Of Pittsneid.
motion made thst the Chairman having per-
sonallI selected the above oleven members
ring was carried.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were reported and
The Republicans of Massschusetts, in Convention m
temoed resnrm their allegiance 20 the great purposes
late then.siSes that nothing 10 tSef record %skes Il
@ :S, for a Ss% s0 g,s sds.. s. sasy md
Inirteentn. Fourteenh and Fifteenth Amendments 70
susss Ss sous,ry that the party .s sO
asI formally prOiessea to .D.naon s long bitter de.
ss.rd Sversros iS. seyismsns fSi. prois. Sae
y o ps'
e The that the sepabslpS pafy .ee PD
to keep .vs old issues In order 70 avoid new ones
ylss me record w,ihoai remor.e We c6eeriuiiy com
ses. in noble cause sddress ourselves 70 the new
dqts; Gt ,9s era 0f the nation 4 therefor. oecIared
port for oncia position whose personal charac.
e tTui, They INVOKE the ecndemnsiios Of ias Sai
S,o9I upon any sahdds'e nd S, ior Once who is. Of t'
That reform IN the civil service s a WORK which no
and pufses.isn oi fs. The Kepabe,n sGS party
onersJon Of t1eT opponsnts in wbsteye5 nu.st, % 90
may sPpeaS to the end hs, eSerg co1Spt stG uSwor
d4yea from pscs snd hat sy may
huntea ana punished wherever tbs pursuit may lead
Thai the RePubneans Of Msss,ehu.et. 10 the admin:
class no sntagenlsm between labor and capita, but
whether on the part OF EMPLOYEE or employer viii SUP
port such measures as shall develop tne resources of
the other into channels oi common prosperity, also
sood and Re sqSs sbt. az Of al Aes
ican eitzens irrespective Of sea- the maintenance OF
economy aud retrenchnent in every department OF The
Government Of the COMMONWEALTH, ana reduction of
taxation.
Tna the reduction Of the national expenditures dur
ing tue ltst hscal year by than twelve ions OF
dollars. following constant reduction during the
flying proof Of the esnest endesvofs of The Republican
party, by economy trugatY ana ndeity in the public
That the PRECEDENT OF the United States entitled 80
sse good VIA which 10 40 SfsseI eli.s oi
a ons' he nss assumed me great 81 h'
That the Republican party hall: With eIeeedng Joy
purpose ;eII Z, q peace m fact Which n.ys taken
s gis. s.S o. 10 m 10 the 5S9Ied e and
with confidence and every proof Of peace with Of
Tns. We have no more esrns.. desire than that
inestimso Ole blesslnIs % which owe ali our own
personal right. under local self;soyerPment without
' Thss the Repa6Ican, Of MsssachuseSts Welcome all
auguTes and evidences that tne Centennial Of Amer.
restoration Of s,e6y an and I ,nss express ,hf opInGn
ing political disabilities
fas SQUAD fss.cH, S.ll {. II. wise and une5oEen
wasninston requires that ne tenGrs Of the chief
That the national Government 1. sacrediy bound in
the Hight Of =. experience and history to funl its
That an irredeemaole currency I. national eyl, and
Thai ths denorslI.tion Of values caused by nnation
OF the natonal currency while t tends to place the
earnings OF labor which depend steadpeas uni.
formt In the measure OF value in the power OF specu-
lAors in gold And credit, also involves the demOraA
tion Of public and private conduct credit eIpend
ture; speculation In the place OF thrift, ultimate
prostrAtion OF trade and Industry risk Of increasnR
crime aud dshOnor and the whole evils which
follow Any departure from the homely virtue thAt
keeps Its WORD and pays ~ II goes
That while gladly count amonE the most siRnid
cant assurances OF the good OF the Republican
party lie regsnsrAting influences upon Democratio
fellow citizens shown In the better utterances OF
their recent convention IN this hall In their unreseVed
.essp.sas: q .ns So9s.aton. result, of Eepuelles.
trained In Republican teaehags service We protest
that would be the heighth OF mprudencs commit
all that has been achieved for union freedom hu.
man rights to the keeping OF . party which had no
heart for the work aud has no stAk In the glory.