, 1876-09-06


did not succeed.
The Butter element IN the Convention Vas
rather prominent and nofsy. When the widow
wns named BY tho Lowell District there was
fison. 'is Il WI. e1 e}cst .urp1ise The dit of
tho movement Ia mt known. Something ho in.
tenda to do 80 as 10 have immediate cu.ltrot Of
the machine With vlcw To making another raid
on the Goyernorshlr.
:, After the Convcntion,s business was done,
Gov. Woodford, Of New York, made short hut
handeome speech, and Martin T. Townsend, Of
handsome,, although i wss intensely enjoyct!!
cnergized BY = singular personality.
The Republicans of tho etate arc now in good
he" nsa,s + r.Ss'i Nsst FTty sy there will D' s'eas meet
T1lR DEMOCRATS
arc gathering tonight. The only question that
agitates them much Ii the choice between TIL
6nto fhe s vu,u e 4
bolt Into the Republican ranks II Adams Is notn-
tnatcd and the probability Is this will scare tho
leaders Into abandoning their intention. Prob
.bly boforo their Convention 10 oycr there will
tngs of the two days past. The able men Of tho
party arc on tho ground, and tho controversy Is
lively.
u ths Ttsttrn Astoctdtkd f5xss.
THE rHOCEkulNGs
State Convention assembled here to-day. Alynn
II. Beard was chosen temporary Chairman. a
resolution giving women q vDce md voto In the
primary meetings ot the party was received
with applause and Kisses, aild referred without
debate.
The lion George 8. Boutwell, was selected for
Chairman, and addressed nhe Convention 1t
great length.
On motion Of George F. 1oar, Alexander II.
Rice was nominated Tor Governor, with hut .
single dissenting Voice The IloM. lforat!o G.
Knight was nominated By reclamation for Lieut.
tenant Governor. The ticket was completed by
Pierce, Secretary Of StatI; Julius L. Clark, Au-
ditor Of state; Charles Endlcott, State Trcas-
urer; Charles 4. Train, Attorney general.
T's rssol1tt9ns sopted. r4liy the a:tl1n o.
united and earnest support to Hayes aud Whcc-
Ter; favor prompt return to spccie payment;
putting the civil service OIL the ground of merit
aud fitness; restoring to the Sauth tho bless
tnEs OF penco and the enjoyment by all al!ke OF
liberty under tho law; express gratitude to the
retiring President for Ills military services and
mint aiming the uattonakhonor and credit; ar
raign the Democratic party Tor repeating the
IN tho South founded upon nntngorism Of race
and color, and for dupicltY In financial policy:
In regard to the Democratic candidates for
the Presidency the resolution says:
1ta national candidates one OF tllom m tnaatfun-
iet and the other guilty Of compromising big cor.
victsons To- concttate class wioac hercsice he
kuOws would lead to financial claas, and nlto dis
cpeF Of that ut.n school which. beforc the Var,
admitted tho right Uf Stats 10 Bccc1c, md slncc
tho War dcnes the power Of tho uation to protect
| the lives and rights Of Ito citikens
The resolutions pledge the dsc Of every mean.
for the revival Of business ind trade; BiHlplil.
| cation Of taxation aud prudence IN husbani!tng
the public money. aud In favor Of surl, 1tgis!a
tton as will promote the causes Of education
temperance, labor, md equal rights Of Amcr
! cnM citizens irrespective 0f sex-
| 'EHnt13nq TA1ht1t &nH EfGnhpn Rn1dehnrr
| chosen Electors at largc.
| Adjourned.