The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-18

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lon. Nathan Clnrk Of Lynn. j.. X Tarbox. Of
Inwrcnrr NJ j. McCnficrty of Worcester. VIM
II. PHILLIPS OF Holyokc Edward H. Lathrop Of
On motion, tho Chair appointed Charles IT,
strong q bingham. NJ, c; Clark of Piiisiicld.
complete the permanent organization.
=, Mr. Cook of Boston said 4 would take some
time for tho Committee on Resolutions to make
resolutions 10 suit the Convention, and also
moved recess until 2 =. NJ. which was cnrried.
At tho opening Of the afternoon session tho
following were announced ms the choice of the
delegates for members Of the State Central
named
p SEVENTH district. iohn VI, way. smith Norfolk, Jas
po2 sx th HS "S. d, N %rr ct NyNeng
iGsmgiSn, As wcsawsri Of chieopes Eigs,h. ra,rck
SInf b, VAC 20 . S2'l2% ls Is Sc W G
aS S9 iS sw o SSSS h h1r" M1%S 1a
Henry " wright Of Great Barrinston. second Norfolk,
NcCSrcrty OF Worcester.
At q, o'clock tho Chairman called upon
speakers for the interval preceding the report
q thr Committee, on RESOLUTIONS. and Henry
T. NJ Murray Of sheffield sp22kse. He said
refused 70 say q good word for the Democratic
cause when called upon. and especially under
the present circumstances wns he ready To cast
aside prejudice. and accept the situation. He
had no doubt that Gen. Benz. +. Butler would
Major McCaYcrty Of Worcester was then called
out He said that the ward from which he had
been selected instructed him TO vote for Gen.
Butler. and he had ohcyed instructions, recog-
nizng the right OF the people to instruct him so
to act. Tho men who INSTRUCTED him rccog-
mod tho signs Of the times. They had seen the
star in the East. aud had made up their minds
to be up ,and doing in the great cause ,, OF
when the party nominated Charles Dcv.
ems for Governor. lic also rcmrmhcrci
the time when Charles Francis Adams lhsscesl
was nominated 10y the same party. and at the
behcst Of men who have only recently tried To-
prevent Democrats from SO doing. II they had
that right. So hnd the rest " the party. MAJOR
MrCnfrrty quoted the amendment oi the Slhte
Central Committee TO orgauile the convention
pluck Of Gen. Whitney. and the strong
! arm Of the policemen of Worrcstrrl
We have not forgotten certain man wh9
! that he was II true Douglas man in IA" years
| that have gone 10y. AMI rot Us To elect him IN
/ this very Convention delegate {" tho Charles
| ton Convention. IL. was then appointed to
orice by nc "Old Public Functionary." and
became Collector OF the Port. Ilo BETRAYED the
constituency that elected him. and thought a.
! "Ga"ii rood"Y H"to hold the Convon,ion hy
! The grace of God Cheers and laughter. THIS
/ Is the man who says tbs asscm hlaee is com
| posed of the uuprinripl"d , 'Mm ~ society;
! himself 10 INIT r,@ti,h yours hS,i W. are no,
81 t1aI sc9m. iig hoAtf uhom me Top, "Id
| brlicyc TINT by the grace Of God hc la, any
! virtue yet whatever h. may have IN tho future
| You are MT Communists nor mohocrn-. ou
/ ar" Democrats. wlo h"ucN. ~ The rEii'- oi thr
/ people. and the Mayor ot Worcester believes IN
! Oh" rights Of the people. Long applause, iol-
/ lowed by three cheers for Mayor Pratt Tho
| Mayor OF Worcester remained here. uni direct
| ed hat the people ~hnu, Poe ulo.'.icd ii iheir
and Vaccinations prov osrd hy those mon iu
| their dark closet. say I'll" proll" wore lusti-
il"i IN coming into p'sses-i"n 81 this hall ami
/ holding II for III" people. iAppau-eI
Thomas Riley was the neat speaker Hos u
b" was boiling oyer with delight and Joy AZ IN"
result Of the days work. He Thought th' people
had better MN l. fcl I'srht ~" ~ Ir man
ever before. When ht came into ~ Demo,
! cratic temple II was with reN-ren go. lie bowed
The knee To all the trniitions 9i the. old pnrty;
with all respect t. Judge Abbott. Frank Bird
Saltons,all, and Godfrey Morse. lie did not
were men in the Democratic party who
would appoar to much better advantage
The 'h o W B"erb IN wS" had my n5 MORE MORE
nowcis than Mari.y'i ghost. They are sai9 he,
a. long rs "a tlunksgiying sermon. ~ a church
| ApI'laus"l We have M last broken loose. and
| on The 9TH day ~ November neat We viii $50
Th.y 'pli ~ " Nh ncrnt-' and >nr. mn,
| i-ts D." They say We de- not am unit To- auyih ing.
| But that question will also Doe settled ut the
proper Time. Il. Evolution ia IN tho air. and il
Ey cammon consent ihcy have too long
i"d the party bat when they boq-i TINT they
| are better than common people. thlt they are
made In a mould much better than the one in
| which common people nr" naie, mere is some,
| IA. the state Central Committee resolve and re-
| su.N" thM the Democratic party belonged to
the saints. and, secondly. that they. tho state
| Central Committee. were tho saints. But II
! would 10 them no good for tho eii1 hat gon"
forth. and on thu niiA dtyo next November The
urope would see which party was and Is IN tn"
| right.
Dayid Powers Of Spriqgacld cyp re-, 3, tho
| thusiastic reception he received. The crisis
| WAS passed We have done to-day an act which
l. significant, which dis"nihrail"d them from
diyliuai- Had such n stout stand been
taken, in, NE late Presidential crisis sam,