The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-14
TIE BAY STATE DEMOCRATS.
ruEIR CONTENTION MINING MASsA-
CHUsETTs's NEXT GOVERNOR.
,-hc Hon VIM. CASTOR Nominated on the First
BALLOT Charles Francis Adnms's Name
Nithdrawn-An Emphatic Denunciaticn OF
tb. Crime that Made Hayes President.

Mtthdrawu-An Emphatic Denunciation OF
the Crime that Made Hayes President.
WORCESTER Sept. 19.-Mechancs' Hall
vaa we'll filed this morning with the delegates
T. the Democratic state Convention, and large
number Of spectators assembled in the gallery
The Convention was called to order at II 10 by
Edward Avery of Braintrcc. Chairman Of the
State Central Committee.
Mr.. Haggcrty Of Lowell reported for the Com
mittcc on Credentials that 2i7 towns and wards
of cities were represented by 1911 delegates.
The Committee on Permanent Organization
made u partial report. presenting the name OF
Charles Theodore Russell Of Cambridge as
President Of the Convention. Adopted and APP
llnuAod.
The Chair appointed William Aspinwal of
prolklnr and J. VI. Day of Bnrnsiabe To- wait
upon tAe President elect AMI conduct him to
the chelr. The appearance Of Mr.. Russell was
lhc o .asion for prolonged applause Mr.. Rus
SILL n taking the chair. said:
IS. m.. 'olinN under ciferm.iar"cs hoih extra
ia",i mroush an c>oed rr-lenual campaign IN
can't anl irusN, II, Che vote ihe, l,el samuel y
,cttoia, another o.culic- Vat onice. ltsmeles,i to
r"intr h,.'or, fh,i,itwtn stand iorc,,r t,nchims
ample Ton ifc lifetime o' lhc nation.
OF the national Administration he said
Reaching The tace A. da At most happilS came un
igd , ,ii m i, al "g , W, ~ , u,, .
distinctive rohoS ot thc ln'crnis IN rcsnfd to the
waTe Al dnssi..ae IN iit ead,a.- ani upon wli'S hg
hg1r i,s,' an W W nj " H.. .u, a, iso.
my. police against the ttel opponents 9i u n The Re.
ncyitSbl, under ihe cgnn.iances lie ur.ed the adop
and n., II theie l. to be haiun. Doubt or quainca.
uon let a. not come from us tui from our Republican
out IN. policy IN allt, ncnenut ,Nicui. cord iv
Frs.i'a' The ,1e., ,io,' as.,atnui;. We await
with interest their r,st'i.e
At the close II t. -p.cch. the Committee on
Permanent Organ Mtion, conrludcd their re-
port. naming hlty ' ."-Presi id"nt.. including
Josiah q. Abbott Of Baston. VIM. Aspnwull II
Brookine. Charles Is. Thompson II Giourester.
J.. \. Collins " Boston. Eiwnrl Avery of Brain
rec. Nathaniel Peurce II Ncwhuryport Prof
y. ;. sialsr OF Cnmhudge' aud william [. VIII
Mr.. +. "; Bril- took the platform amid ap-
plausc. and said:
sSn s III, ,' ., e Init est et 10 her
ppnis. ~ Wn.'ia.h de lion 10 Tic rne int .which
la'e chaiuotri1,d IN, iams Tor century. allowed the
lor ihe ,rcasou anil hc 4, nonatci 10y III unanimous
,Smo,c W aan. i'fore H. .t,i,ye,i,iUn toias. Ais
Iepys,nRti,e. desire io say 20 Ms rNnvenugn mat
nation lei been i,adci,l h. hun a, WI, las year
shout which hs never pa, . one "ord to The eogisary
b.. m ,r~ & % a. M , araaSt S y ,ss .S .n inM
rac iii' To allow ~, name 20 come INTO ,Ae C9n',n.
ioe,n want M nomination At an ana Ne wont take It
on. H os, M t ie,rr Il ~ pcaee ' and to AIRY eni
ue wish, - know item o tlai eminent gentleman.
nia,e Npplsu-s
A motion was made to nominate William
liaston hy aoclamation. hut the motion was de-
dared I, be out OF order, because the Conven-
Mr.. Henry f. Avori Of East Hampton said
hat ne rame To- the Convention an Adams man.
hut in Wow "l his withdrawal. IL is best g. re-
spet tle fee.ingr of Nat eminent mgn, and he