New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30
TIE ORGANIZATION.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 29.-Ihe Republic
can Convention called to order at 11:3O by Coz.
W. W Clapp of The Boston Journal who read the call for
the Convention and said il had been thought best to dis
pcnsc with temporary organization.
On motion of Dr. Bowler Of Boston Committee, com
posed of from each county appointed On PerIna-
nent Organization.
On motion of ex-Iieut. Gov. Joseph Tucker OF Berk-
shire Committee composed of one from each county,
was appointed ON Credentials.
of the Hon. IL. J.. Dawes of Pittstield Com
mittee consisting of three membcrsatlarsc and one
from each Congressional district, was appointed TO pre-
pare and report such resolutions il may he deemed
proper for the Convention TO adopt The appearance OF
Mr.. Dawes greeted with hearty applause
Mr. Putnam of Blackstone secured the floor and offered
the following resolution;
Iesolred That We the Republican party Of Massachu
sets for divers weeks have been oundernS N sea OF
distress and dependency without any adequate cause
and it is high time lat we come to Republican
senses and resume business. The Of our Dispute
tude if seek for it, Is easily 0isc0Verab!e III me out
cries and lamentations of very limited number Of panic
stricken Republicans, who stand aghast at the respect
able but harmless name of Cast9n Inc situation !,
sufficiently awkward TO be sure but III the nature 81
things il one il elect, of epheneia duration.
With majority of at least 10000 strong az basis for
confidence; with the Intelligence OF people IoekGn IN
the cradle of the common school system TO discriminate
between the chronic policy and Papal instincts OF De
mociacy, rocking with the trcason 81 Yesterday,
and the essential character OF Repubcanism fresh
from r fxS %, W aiG na succ Ence
OF decision opposed to the pound OF sage snub
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vass Therefore that we may have done once and for all
with doubt and Discussion,
tee be directed and specially eOncd 10 devise suitable
ways and means for vigorous ana ygllan prosecution
Of the canpa to the end that the Gubenatorial noin
nee OF this Convention whoever he NAV be- as wei as It's
other nominees, he elected, not simply by majority
which under any circumstances is expected, but ny mat
Old time massachusetts ihd0nty whose trumpet voice
shall eond the keynote OF the Presidential canvass OF
1876.
Mr. Beard OF Boston moved that this aud al other
resolutions be referred the Committee Resolutions
Mr. Pu,pam ssid that ii had been read to the Commit
foe and their expressed that II should be
read and acted upon by the Convention. Applause.I
Mr. Winslow of Newton caused "a smile, by saying that
he did not the resolution could have been read
at a meeting OF the Committee on RESOLUTIONS "hel no
meeting had been held.
Mr. Putnam was astonished that a gentleman OF MI
winslow's experience should make such remark as
that when the Committee had been announced and the
resolution in part considered
The vote was then taken Mr. Boards motion, and
the resolution referred TO the Committee
The Committee on Permanent Organization reported
the following list Of oficers
Iresident-The Hon Henry Wilson. 80
observation-disclosures H. Kellogg of PtfsMeid, LAD
c els " Clifford cord Of New.Bedord C. Ftz C.sea
Secretories-Geo e. Merrill Of Lawrence Ebenezer Nei-
so Gonnitiee on Credenlals-w r. Hal of Revere,
Apbeus CuIrier Of iavcrl John h,nthers % bfo9k
A. Bowen Of shebourne, Joseph Tucker OF Pittsheld,
Horace L. Ware OF Milton: E. f. Dean OF Brockton Jas
A. Hawes OF Fair Haven Francis A. Rye OF Falmouth D.
W. Coffin OF EdgartOwn, David Foger OF Nantucket
Committee on Resoiut.o"s-At large-The Hon; Henry
L. Dawes, Chairman the Hon. Geo. f. Hoar OF Worces
ter Walter Allen Of Boston Congressional Districts
No. il B. D. Cogswell OF yarmouth; No; John u;
Long OF bingham. No ga. W. Beard OF Ioston. NO.
Win J. (reenman of WOburn. No. 6-Kobert CUnch
of Newburyport No. IL d. winslow OF Newton NO
R,ckstone No. 1O-Levi Stockbridge OF Amherst Nc
lI-Chas ID. Chaplin Of Springfield.
The Chair appointed Messrs. f. w. Kinsley OF Boston,
George L. Davis Of North Andovcr and Estes Howe OF
Cambridge Committee to conduct the fresdeht Vi no
Conyentio, TO the Chair, which duty they performed.
The advent of Wilson was hailed with ioud
and prolonged applause, which was renewed when 10
was presented to the Convention by Mr. Clapp.
ON motion of Mr. Underwood Of Boston, the State Cen