The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-18
NEW ORLEANS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1873.
pounding of feet and cries Of "dishonorable

| E0WbrO instead Oh EOnOEbDl6. ,
B. M, Bristol was nominated temporary s6c-
retary. but Mr.. Michael Mehan was elected.
After the appointment OF committee on cre-
OF the action Of the State Central Committee.
but in such German accent that the purport
of his motion to press a vote OF censnre on that
body and repudiate its course as not binding on
chairman announced 1t only to decide 1t out OF
Charles M. Strauss, Of Bingham. member of
the State Central Committee. was introduced.
who demanded the call for the Democratic con-
vention. He said he was member Of the State
Central Committee. but repudated their in
famous action from the first. The call, he said
| was signed by him, and he would do everything
possible to insure the success which they de-
On motion Of Thomas Riley. Of Boston. Major
McCaferty was eisctsdt temporiaary iia chairman man
Phe The Hon. N W L. Northend, Of Salem said that
epey aRd uby bsyavng IT he = neea 81 erm
the affairs of the condmonwealth ne would ,l
nominate man of true Democratic principles
Immense applause followed. A motion &c
| make the nomination by acclamation folloWe d.
hs nIobpg saa m p5 eaced
he protested against the, motion. Misses J
How in the name of God can sny Democrat
against every Democratic principle. He will
kill your party il you elect him. By his own
DECLARE L ion r. he sto is no DEMOCRAT" He He lad no
|
| pose any disgrace for the party.
The speaker was greeted with hisges; Buffers
was T. cheered ana ne N.Y. was declared the
the assembly did not allow business to proceed
| for some moments. when Mr.. SpofPord called
On moton o Mr. ofdi of Springfield
committee of one from each congressional dis
triet was ri Mapprointed on 1resoutions cqpnsg1stng 9 g1
Of Fall RIVER; D. D. Kelly Of Boston: Nathaniel
CLARK, Of Lynn; J; 4 Tarbox Of LaWrence; W:
asd # YfIesF T. IsS4op " c Rhd of
The committee to nominate the balance Of
the State ticket was appointed as follows: VIM:
springfiea; j. Burr clark, Of Pittsfield John
| r. Farrell of Boston.
One OF the delegates moved that the conven-
| tiOn take a recess of one hour, in order to give
the weary members chance to obtain some re-
| freshments, but there was such dissension the
M 1Wsr was lost ST y ggo2db bmaoT5 ora5 that the diff
ferent Senatorial district representatives con-
yene during recess and elect members OF the
| State Central Committee
The State Central Committee early learned
| that the Butler wing were masters of the situa-
| ton. SO far as position was concerned, and at
| once sought means to obtain a hall. Geo. W.
| Gill and Leyeyth Sail onscal were chosen as q
eommittee for the purpose, and m they sought z; 1t
N MagoP R od a nd the Ine trna
him After considering the subject he sent
them the following letter:
| WORCESTER, Mass, September IT, 1878.
To Geo. W. Gill, Esq, and others. committee:
| Observation-Disclosures Hall was taken DOS
| session OF this morning between and O'Clock
| by some disorderly persons. who broke down
the entrance thereto, and lat LAS o'clock are
that said persons leaye said hall at the request
| of the State Central Committee. which they re-
fused to do, and am of the opinion that said
Ol00dSneo GasP E. PRAFT HSHFS Mayor
Immediately upon the receipt of this note the
Gf0A ftHTo fNF,ty
tion to- adjourn. and it was passed without a
dissenting voice.
state Central Committee @ 0N at the s' Bay State s
| House:
TO the Democrats Of Massachusetts:
Whereas, delegates, convention of Demo.
Gratis Of Massachusetts for the nomination of
State Central Committee Of the Democratic
party, to be held ct Worcester this day;
b Saa9 at bs s hGSf Of H
the hall engaged by the committee for holding
the the; ;convention, 81 was n nosst ssion Of mob
terest Of B. F. Butler which entered the hail by
stealth. and by force and by ladders through
the windows: and
Sad committee BY sg Of yhh Is
mites tee Wthout W orce and ND posaby boodshed s
Of the Democratic party OF Massachusetts, BE-
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safety be held this day at Worcester, and de-
claring the rights OF free and peaceful assem-
bag9 Of all tic od Gr
of all Democratic action, do hereby DECLARE and
PROCLAIM II that the said convention. called to be
Faneuil Hall, in Boston. on Wednesday, Sep
''~00E A'' a. Il 'lYSb EbW. u a AVERY. Chairman.
| GODFREY MORSE. Secretary.
| The rumor is coming direct from the COM
mittee wing Of the party that the Faneui Hall
convention wi viii ADOPT measure which will for
ssa bg Of ang
| ing to a we'll informed opponent of the Gene
raj. to nominate Talbot for Governor; it now
cans will do the same in their convention to-.
morrow. This proposition Is denounced by
members of the convention now in session. as
we'll as by many others who are not friends of
the lGeneral and it is exceedingly doubtful
whether it can be carried through without great
THIRD DISPATCH.
WORCESTER. Sept 1.-THE convention came to
order again at 20 O'Clock, and business was re-
sumed by reading the names Of the State Cen
tral COMMITTEES, completed in part. This occu-
Henry !. McMurray, OF Sheffield. was intro
duced as the first speaker. to take up time while
| the committees were at work. He said he never
cause Of this he felt that he was right in being
said Should lace he sftuaon feaa He said 1 he
as to have imbqed something Of the spirit Of re-
| form of Samuel J. Tilden, and, without being
pledged, he said that his delegation were ready
to vote for, not a fool, but man of comma nding
ability, BENJAMIN F. Butler, whom We can and
| will support
He closed with advising the convention to
| buy the rat, In accordance with a familiar
| story we'll told and well received.
Maj. McCafferty, Of Worcester followed with
a strong appeal for Butler, which was warmly
received.
After speech by Thos. Riley. ,condemning
the policy of ruin inaugurated by men who
| think their clay better than the common sort, a
| dispatch was read from Jas. M. Trip. Of Bed
ford, saying that he had thrown the Butler flag
to the breeze. WHICH was applauded.
Mr.. Powers of Springfled, spoke, and after
| ordering collection for yellow fever sufferers
Major McCafferty came forward and read the
| platform:
The following is a list Of vice presidents of
the conyention John K: Tarbox, of Lawrence; ;
Edward e. Lothrop, of Springfield; J. Brainard
CLARK Ella Il Of F ,PEistlsld; s B Phinney Of B@rRsta
ard, of Randolph; Patrick Meehan Of Boston !:
Bushrod Morse, Of Sharon; Thomas Rileg, Of
MAYNARD, of Springfield: Phil; Gable, OF Kings
ton; a. G. DrinkWater, OF Braintree; J. e..
Wright, OF HOlyOke: Hon VIM IT, PhiliOS of