The Republican journal., 1875-09-30
NJ assachusetts Democratic State Com
ventiOn.

NJ assachusetts Democratic State Com
vention.
The Massachusetts Democrats met al
Nyoroostar on tho 9od A laroer or more
! enthusiastic gathering 0l the party repre-
so,,+.t;voe v-oe nova,. ba}1 in thn State
'N"''''NN - ""7 NV VI i''i'' - VIZ
Hon. Edward Avery was made peflna-
won't proe;dant with tba nsual list of Vice
''N'iU AN0i''NH'' " iO'i INV ''''''
Presidents and Secretaries. he lfeSl-
,.,4 to,I- 4ho ,,l.+c,,,,, AMI ,,,oda a ri,,o-
| "N"N '00'N ''' P'''''N'' 80 '''' " .
iu@ speech lie said
y,,,,,,,.,,,4 tbo ,,au,;nea of q Dn,nocr,t IL
,,,,-i,,t;,n l,rc,1,ios the Exrcntile chan. Of
AR, ,o,n,nnnwc,iIth five Democratic nominees
tor CONGRESS- have received certificates Of cleo
lion. and W, ONLY await the assembling of on
,l,.qss 70 see ne sivth. now nuiustly deprived
| ~ III Won't tnLo III. Nat AMI we no ouoar
| .,.l.i,, o. n',. ,,nnf coth othnr-..\y ,trl1inn.
trll rs Of thr nioht." b,t :. Brother hail the
| nn,,, har, In,. ", I AnnIauso " . are al aware,
~ ~ hat,,x ,..i,}t was tt.incJ nv tbe yi,I
~ i,'ro n'pPs If ", faow ritzens who. de-
| yir;no - gomJ government in the state having
| hnnntnn tirnI ~ no mismananemrnt and mar
| row noli,v Of Rrnnhliran administrations, had
| ~ cnnr,t,o IA indenandnnce to break away
| tro,, ,aYf,, hin ana lisrinline and east Their
Votes Far Inc Iast men and the best PRINCIPLES
| While. therefore. extend 10 YOU JOYOUS wei
| no,nn / rrnpt thom on yo,1r behalf with scnti-
| mruts of mratitnde and esteem. You and they
| INV ,ynI feel ,,ronI of the Grand result. for
Notwithstanding the lugu9rious proSno stci-
| castor in the chair of state, Tarbox. Thomp-
SON Warren, Chaplin Banks, ana Abbott Al,1 m, m
beer of the brightest and The noblest. [A]-
?laase.I during me present year Srt"t
| mentions as affecting MS and our posterity
| The mystic chords Of haowed memories have
touched the heafts ana Pn[llleo {Iit ili9 o.
e pfoG :" ' ht ai pn t N', ho o N of nt bur
| States HE peonle Of Inherent sections have
| gathered together, and forgetfu of recent diff
ierences, mtagonlsms, passions, ana strife,
nane renewed lnea altsire 10 ,le sti,l, ii-
am1 tnprii'an rnify ON battle fields enrrhed
| BY the blood OF heroes. around the graves of
| soldiers and >ages, thousands and tens of thou
sands have realllrhled 'he Sft3t cfeea OF 'he
| thot led men through the trials of ante-rcyoIu-
| tlonarl ME, that gave lteln courage 10 WIN
fla '' 'h,f I'"rsi toItb IN the Daraation nt
| Independence, that shaped and formed the sys-
TEN of government they established, that lives
II, tnc 'ttI1hicss WINS VI ~" Nl','it,s
ami noble. now embracing every human crea
tu,,. in our land. that all men are equal. nos
scs.ed of th, same right to life and liberty and
the pursuit of baupiness Under the spell of
| thc recollections thus aroused bv the noseless
| f,otstcn. of diving century passion ana ure-
| iudire have rolled away as Il cloud. Vivid ac-
| rolnfs Of .sannuaI autGmnal outraees" At the
South no longer direct the attention of the pco-
| ole from the incapacitv. msmana9emcnt, or
rorr,intion of those in power, Laughter and
applau,cl Men are beginning to discover that
the blood is artificial and the agony manutac-
tured, and with this discovery thew seem ready
to apply to the affairs of government the same
Judgment and common sense which rules their
manawpmpnt of pri> ate affairs With this change
Of tone and tp,nper with thp restoration of re1-
,on in HE domain of politics. this Punishment
Of passion. prejudice. and fictitious horrors. be-
,rin =, nav err, in thr history Of our countrv
auL unlrls WI ,nis.nnreh,nI thc .ons Of thn
lines, new life and vigor to the Democratic
party; for it stands pledged 10 maintain the
Constitution in all its provisions, to mcte out
eqNl and exact justice TO all, irrespective of
race, color. or creed. TO maintain local oeli-goY
ermnent and impartial suffrage, demanding for
| Iii" individual the largest liberty consislentWth
public order, and for each State selt-@oVclnment
and for the nation peace. economy. an honest ad
miustration OF its government, the sacred main
tcnance ot the public credit, and the restoration
OF a sound currency. Applause. In short, II
has the will and the capacity TO administer the
government in the spirit Of love, honor. honesty,
Justice, and truth.
90, Caston w,s rnnominatnd h,- orcl,-
>'''' >'''7'0' 80 - 'NNi'
nation Hon John *. TarboN moved the
n,,,,,i,,ot;o,, fo,,I io,,4 Recommendations W
'0i ~ '''N- - - "
L, Bartlett. of piltsiield. which was taken
~ using "uI WIS u"1liiho"9. ne NOM
inatinns were then nrocordnd with until
the Nlllc ticket was llIIrU, WHlch SlailHS
os fnllnvs
For Governor - " LILLIAN CASTOR, Of
! Boston.
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| FOR Secretary Of State - (rEoEGE III.
MINROE, of Boston.
| For Treasurcr ana Enrriyrr C. anpr.,l
| v,,,.r,,>- tI,ut, Eai,.l,.,,.,
-, vs. " '1N ~ W. : '''i ''' W.
! fof ATTORNEY -NelcFal = ''foist i.
| JERRY, OF " orcestcr