The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07

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CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS NOMINATED.
Gov. CASTOR, In addressing the Convention,
rendered hs hearty thanks 10 the Democrats Of
Massachusetts VINO had twice hOnored him with
the Gubernatorlal candidacy. He appeared be-
fore them - withdraw his name. Loud cries OF
mo" no." To hao been tod tnat II was the
of" No." No" and now he wished to present
the name OF a distinguished statesman, and
moved the nomlLatiOn OF Charles Frances
Ad ms AS the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor OF diesacuusetts.
Loud cheers wefo given for CASTOR aud for
Adams
The Hon. WIN. Aspinwall Of Brookllne Soc
onded the nonin 'tion of Mr.. Adams aud said
ino DemOciaiic umty had no opposition to Mr.
Castor, tut had taken MIR. Adams because IL
would strengthen tue ticket. there was no
pc sonsl feeling against MI Gaston, but action
had been taken from motives OF puIest patrlot-
Ism. Applause.
A m ItIon 10 nominate Mr.. Adams by accla-
matioh prevailed 10y nearly unanimou vote.
Three cheers were tnen gwen for Mr. Adams,
and a good deal Of enthusiasm was manifested.
Gov. William CASTOR was nominated unani-
| ticket, the result being greeted with Ioud an.
piausc. Inc hon Edward Avery of Brautree
was IN Ike manner nominated for the second
place on tue electoral ticket
then announced % follows: William Aspinwall
OF BroVkline, lhomas l.. jerks OF Boston,
boston, &c rge W. Gli oi Worcester, Michad
poh'1.y 6 OF hos'an, " a G. ~ h"m9sog ] Of Lynn
aud Ch-ries Lew Woodbury. of Boston.
THE PLATFORM.
The Hon. Charles Levi Woodbury., Chairman
| OF tie Committee on Resolutions, presented the
following platform:
the Democrats OF Massachusetts and their com.
pa.uoIs ha ~ih sstlsi-cion tne 9uspcor. action Of
uon Of prucp tosetner with the scccpt.
auce Ui Us ninc,s, com ose nafmosions and De
ni 10 ttnt' s'ncn nnppiD cnosen tnat great uust
spcc,l ic ui IN c rcinis fati u II our eni,eoird "a
Gus rc-. iursston OF the cOrruptions uisnouur
thr tunc r,Niee' h.snei.l soiu4Aess and gooa gVv.
| cfnMrn vi l~nSuIi.i and vel. regulated iDerV IN
ms naiiona lolor ana credit demand exact Justice
tos cfcutors u the uoyernuent- he pcn-iun,r. tue
of tne ot tctres,utad ~ leealicn. n.tshe by
tue Ieope u rge. ,eualy with tie bonuea b. he'd
After eleven years experience of Republican ncglcc.
tohci 10, uc rtsumpuOu Of specie payment, tac pcO
nsveI IN ne hstory ot - po"cr save sanction 10
rruci, tuc HccOulp ishnrut VI tlls Nal nIvI II
H. 1nc NAtonal House Of Representatives the gran
tnde 81 ie c.nnily to esrclA nlo Ior 70, toaraseou'
anu l,rse en3r.s III svii- oi tne I'M 49,
tulpotr sio ieou,c thc eAp,ls,s OF the Government
pcri,u of xanlied indu',uil distress. .ai the
"ts el pup I9 .'p9.H ,a 9 sn9 ifusdlW
.rAuon wnrIeot sross .Yrr4pAons ave oeea ,Ipo,ed
ses IN m N 'ss .a sa 's III SSnSIy ;ary dsnltd
shoNieese % eNiI snl o.. lnper..ie need OF form
& &ine sS.ion Of tae D,noerA c non,s n tht nea ute.
,iArses oi inAIesoleni epp ,sition-t At N D,mo;
st-S par, 'iy i,es OF Iu Sc aisvy
or t. he ettcrof sptit of tie Fed,ra Constitution
Nr Jolce the social order. rapidly revvins pros
fsc,s len hay" tne r. uPt Of ths fe.tot" se
uon Of Demoer@iie eonSroi oi anaifs IN tue seyerai
La sour. Violence ois tder eoufcts have ais
aef and private risat hat Inc nuaisn Sense aud
o. eio. no. our n,1 ssns conn sa To !so' Isrr'N m.
,ue rumsn esmelts of .ocie'y ~ left free fiOin
Ia' We 70. tae po.iii ssI 1p sn aey iss
ou.h, Ge~ oeea ,i.cr.u' prose.un a II zoe %, c.
sass o'stend ~ nsnds y eora,si sooa vii to
neet To- piof re. Laa1s OF Tue VI % Ge.n hdiny no
" mn, sad ~rtns between the uaf,es be- sercat Ia
tls Cur OF .runpa, lIr r,iiiL -iae for1ld one
9ss 1.d ~ ss. trie, ne ~ a. r1'so'sn
and tne mOtIve heavenly Iersuaue
ms an 80 i,'a In Tie Iors Il social a1 &c u ,m.eal
reorsan,Ianyn, e.cn QUE dYing VIA Lis nlsn1 ~ns-
ins, smons the m.deeds Of the Repuolcln party,
nedn.ans sAN.hss aA1 Trust Comtsny, enaltelcd by
project ne Interests V its uePostvis l,h rs re-
suitee IA tue robbery ~ niani tL9u,ahd, 81 ,onldns
10 tase iegs measures secure to Tie sufferers ful
fua, he pros.rstion q ihe lndusrc, OF this State.
the d, prts IN ~ rsde and meree. are due 20
the uatsral r.,gt 9t the ioa anu nil
gv mme.t II me heploncAl parry, and t9e cvninu,
GSr o. sst "a sye. W ed t % SAL
sI[rad thc poverty nov thrsatrniug our aDOnng
near h. OF those Careful .itsans wao have heretofore
bee a!le 20 M Ge up tE.ls'' 'Ae I"rd "me' uHue'
W ye~ Wtn indi i.natioa the supneness OF the party
IN power III uesltctng 10 takc ucasufer against y
cau,,s OF Il clue toinulcrce aud .nuigC.
I me iSaesfio, Of suy cdnpfeaeisire r"ty
iate,uauslp Tor ine ouvrgcncs. aud We sec uO ming
tOnA STATE lea .trehlp- lLat lnuIcitcs ay rrEef
carre,s, do-aotiins poiey. ana kns eontso. wnidd
Los r.ll ~ the ener.i - - ine cenairy. . -.
there is an Imperative mand for IA" reduction u
wealth the cutting SoSn oi s4arie. to lroro reason
ae re ,oe II IN. sIS S pyn' Si "s, m a ~ .s
oniceis lne aOohshug u si4ecurgs the supvre siou
cat' ava .ance 70 simplicity ana economy.
We view ~th aiain l"e r pa !tcfease at me same
ccsiIc AWuk,n honest ilsuncs OF our citiz Us to
as 1 % f,on tne orpTesson Of inv ~ I'm s6cf
or OF OF the proper development " his rh,s
s.ipoTS 10 tic crrdi.atos is day nouilate a. y,
Invite all q leus VINO depore tue pr,sent evils 10 II
ES,cuL p irc,entins to the peOple q tue Com
di4rtr II GONefn.r, We make tnt prncplcs ot ou
b. rotic virtues oi tns ihu,truus citizen necl 10 re
ita mere ava We Oer'e his e,et ilou "a oat snoseN,
country
Tho resolutions wero warmly received, ant
Unanimously adUuted.
VICTORY AHEAD.
Cries were raised for Tarbox, Collins, Fitzger
ld, aud Woodbury., Mhich continued for some
time. Al length AIr. Collins cane forward. ~,
saiI he believed tbls 10 be- the greatest Demo
cratic Convention ever held In Mass cnusetts
that the present was the largest Democratic
parry ever IN massachusetts, ana lie bellev d W,
were to win the greatest ttlumpl ever won ~
the Dem mOCr4tiC paitV, whlCn he characterized
"a the urlY party to winch Repubiiohns disgust
ed with tue Injustice OF their own associate,
could come. t.e teieved that were Abraham
Lincoln and Chnlcs sumner alive TO-DAY, thel
would ue standing on the samo platform wit
Franz W. BIRD and Ch0res q. Davis. Inc lie
publican party mao cOmpIe ed ITS mission. II wa
held together not bY any demand of putllc veal
but by tue distribution of $1,000 pubic f1ices
lie believed that tho purest and MODEST men o
, the Republican party In the pRst wouli en-
doisu tue election of Iilden and henGrcks a.
the greatest guarantee Tor pur. goyernmen
aud reform. lie welcomed all honest tnen VIII,
desired TO JOIN the p.rty which mad proved
itsell that OF progress and reform. He hat
siroug personal Aud professional regard Tor Gov
CASTOR, as all knew, put ne was convinced tina
the n,a.n nmOus deed he had done was th'
wissst ana best actton that could be done am
predicted that with display Of real enctly OF
tho part Of the Democratic parry, between nov
md The 7th OF November tnaTlos Fr nci
Adams would uo elected Governor OF MAssl
chus, IT'S lLoug and loud applause.
MIR. TARBoXs SPEECH.
Mr. Tarbox was vOclterously called for ant
received with cheering. He sad he came her'
favorable 10 the nomination OF Gov, liastOn
tue pure hero Of 50 many camp giS, but no As
sentod most cheortllly 10 the viii OF the Dsmo
| cratic p.riy expressed in devotion u It's priu
clples AM II tnt best interests OF the county