The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-06

MI Hoar sympsthized with much that had
been said. He was Not aware tn at any consid-
cradle number of delegates desired ballot
He suggested an informal vote oy rising. If
after that he convention should desire a ballot
he should not object. 1t has always been Gus
tom in Massachusetts to reDomnate their gov
ernor. He moved that MIR. Alexander Il Rice
be renominated by risiog vote and in response
a large humber of delegates did rise.
Mr. Faxon said that why be did this was be-
cause be thought the minority would go away
better satisfied.
The iuformal rising vote asked for BY MIR.
Hoar was now taken and neatly every delegate
rose TO his feet, there being but a votes ind
Gated in opposition.
the convention proceed to ballot for governor.
Ri cted nearly unanimously.
Mr. Hoar's motion that Hon. Alexander Ii.
RICE be- pom,uated by reclamation was then
carried with only single dissenting voice.
(lmmense apDlause.l
Hon. Horatio S. Knight was nominated by
accamatioo for Lieut.. Governor, Hon. a. b
Pierce for Secretary of State. Hon. julius l.
Clark for Auditor, Hon. Chas Endcott for
Treasurer, aud Hon. Chas. II. Train for Attor
ney General
Mr.. Long. chairman OF the committee on res.
Olutiops presented the following resolutions:
The Republican party of Massachusetts, rati-
fies the action of the National Convention at
Ciscianati aud pledges its united and earnest
w. " - ..,, eso =. Lays auu w u a.
man whosa ,a .uas .ney are sla.es
uonable assurance to the country that they
will be faithful and Jealous to maintain equal
abnnt resnmO+,nn nf .noc,a nauman,S W ~ LIE
49, - ~. y, i Ip RRsd % az udts
~ no. sffact ,horoooh end rsdiost S law, anu
civil service.
| We are in favor of prompt return to specie
| payments and of taking no back ward step We
co. rasmno1;o ~ =; ~ Syus.S1 sue date
no, I'D 40 neip anu no' n'iiorance 10
| w. ~ e.; ..; o;,;,
tba oronnd Of Mt .pd ftpsss and .. ,;s on
| II hove instah;l,+v Of no,i,,oaI a,o. n,lins
W. iii snsts;n ,hS p.asiSan, "a nu:Suat'ous;
selec,1pp with ind.nendence and in ,ha auu
If tba cons,;tn,nn aoonts of bic -; spun
| ton. ''ni''i" d
| We are in favor of q noI;cv toward tho
| lately in rebeIIion which shall maka ,bo o'".o1
| tionallty of the United States distinc,iu and
noiyrrsav felt thar nstional citizansb;n sS snu
be ia eye-y hnman heno nrotactio in l;to ~
| .rtv Tho nprsu;t nf nanHaasS H. n,e, ~
SION nf onnon wb;ch sha ue s1p,es'
| cat,on ,f nonnIs Cd nh,oh ;th IS Sne gu u,
| hand shall 49, ao Nv ".'u wIso guy NJ u
of oe.ce and IN The on ioomanr nv %, lie IS
l,hsr.v nnJsr he 10 on"' Anon' ny al a'ihe' VI
The ret,rino Pras'dsn+ of tho rrni.oa s.o+os e
a, titied 10 The gratitude IF he onnn. s b;s
| acn,evemonts -, his ro;H.o no ouuiv ,o' IN
firmnrss with which az its -hief m n o;s,ra,o no
| has so often ma;ntai,oJ &c no,;onoih , u ue
credit .nd for Tho rood sansa .;t,. % auo
hoIdine the nreraoat;ga Of his ot %ou' up,
eonrnoebmants Of n nanooo ~ 'I otuoo = a,us
rssanrat;vas he has rsn,;ndaS ~. S, y, n
the oovernment of the nreu,;atn of "
ITS Attention ~ ;ts oto hmS;o =,
The REMAINING resolutions ssvaraJv orra;or
the Democratic party: reiterate ths decl.ratien
| of wear ago that The Rennh loan Marty an
Massachusetts SUPPORT no man for Office whose
personal character is not an absolute les
Of fidelity to every duty: and demand thr nun
Ination Of onlv those cand,da,es who will he
true TO the pledge of the marty to a retnrn n
snpcir. civil service reform I'D .on,I r,"h,s ~
ali American citizens: endorses The admins, q
ration nf CIV Ri.e to, snoh , no !:
this commonwaat b a. wi, 1 nroun,a .1 II
of educatlon. reform. tempetancs ish, Saa aMd
enna RIGHTS of American a;,;1ans ;rraSo, auu
NJ GOV. 1a frsnL1, aaas e.s'.eu o. i1espto.lvt
h.leoe that these viii ba hos, " I.f, ou' W.
consttnrooaI l,n,ta,i" 20 aos y, .ho su1lecS u
which is f,esh from ,bo oo w JUG
| ,.,,h I'll n;I, VIZ Peop'o "nu iaih'ia
Nj R,acI we,, os. o,ho 80 ~
tee m r.so,n,,o,., mado ,;nn ~ .ne oo1n
nreseted The woman sn iepor1 aot