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It, a0ild column they move on to victory; that
n" .I,o biun,isrs Of tie Republican party, wlen
they presented tho naa1 H. OF ta eatuStn WIN
oecnpi.si." III closing. Nal. McCafrerty eon~
eratuiatcd the Convention upon tte selection
q uen. Hancock as a '-caadtdats for the
p{fh!sSssi fis ,,sssi committees werchen appointed.
liz. Ree.i, ri Charlcstuwn| asked for a
speech from Gen. Butter:
The Chairman merely replied: i
I'M THE sWEEr 1sy AND n.y."
After sone talk tic subject was dropped.
with evident great d!sappolnth hlent to tho ell
The Committee ,oH Permanent orean'za.
tIol1 recommended T.: 4. Collins, 9f Boston,
81 Chalr,nn,, of the Convention. 'rhe name name
was unanimously cllosen1s!s was conducted
10 tl1e ,chnlr, MD when TT feecsiny stopped
Y %s INV Va sfs 'sssas:
Ex-coxoREssnix r11.nox
offered the following:
ltso{rxd Tint tho functions pf thol commit.
tens appointed f9;pSctlveiy M 1Xths MGchanss ,h. t
i,ithertn selected from such committees shatl
eoastltnte thy nenocrntto st9tt Comnn!tsec. to
power pow, % to iii Sseane!cs il sny shsii oesar
4. delegate protested agatnst tho adoption
# s*'es;sa ssstx a sp 4sptss ss. BY ss ::
doattc'I. Il was 'ld Carried iecond c lime Il.
a2s' stata sa,a1Gsas1 Gentfa was selected
for 1881. 80 40 !
CREDENTIALS.
The Committee OIL Credentials reported 49,
tow'is, md tlat thiero were no Contrasting dsi.
| cgatlol,s. , =.
Upon rcassembltng the other permanent
| Charles Fruncfs Adams. ,1*he names Of
Butler and TaEbox were app|auded: A..
4 centnittee WIS selected to count the
'qsss Exov. To- :a Within, c uaston WIS then pre-
sentetl rs q candidate, md rs gentleman
Win llad previously led tho party to Victory.
When M. llaeeerty md eaneluded bis
soass soks sspoks SI sS II oppostioa u lis oaato1 III
O6iectlons wrrc raised to Allen continuing,
and fl the midst Of confusion .,
| ALLEN WAS C1ioKEn OFF.
.afr. Tarbox, Of LAWRENCE, moved that the
Convention proceed to ballot for candidate
Str. Alien insisted upon speaklng upon the
qualifications OF tho candidates, but was
'ata a'oto q" n % iay farboxs motion upon tl,e
table WIS lost, aud 1t was voted to proceed to
Halt dozen addressed tic Cl,nir, but Gen.
Collins ruled everything out Of order except
tho Gnl!Ot for Governor.
A motion was then llnde to reconsider tho
motion to proceed to ballot.
uuTLER TALKS.
The Chairman presented Gen. Butler as
Que Of the best kllnwn gentlemen III tho
country. Gen. Butler said:
! rise to spoak on TUG subject of rcconsidcra-
hume Iy accanation. fur and fro bnl!at ID
the pledge OF tho Democracy 10 the country Then
taoro y another Gons!deGaa;on. M1en sn, aay
ivo once under the!ncumlng AdmI1.!at atraton tor
my poaItion bcforo the country: First, ] hAvo
tomc out from tho Republican party. ! hnyG
az ay Ssxh aof M ss ps "a tsa
, should have been tho result Of carntul
i, I'D I'D ,,.a Gt !, d fe5 so Sse
Would You ss Injurious i to iGe aai,sa pasty. Ltt me
, axht one year ~ tho ranks, or thrce' toaf' Vi
NJ SGe yssas i viii sete to yon For
or xo hSy0 !" soust ~ s aSasss s II e.
reasons. l.ave opposed this pso ct tho neIH., ~.
10 considcrahle amount q bitterness. I hay'
learned tat + y tmCosSslGe o'aeeomp,,h e. T.
wne9t % ,S %n1en ,ecus a M sn y.
= Hancoef. presei,ts 4 solid front. to the opposi
. ton. Thcrg woro some feelings III thus
ny as. a~ay ne tom ans etno1s. is viii aS aythaa
as es os'nH them oa Up aa; 1;h S IT, hare N na9
y lluncock. shall not be yunr cAndldnte.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
The question then REQUIRED OIL the motto
5 to reconsider the motion 10 ballot for 4 caiad
vi IT, b nnlRs' oi boston, claimed there shoul
= be a full and free discussion. aud prcsente
:, ~ q candldate Charles T. Thompson, u
u Gloucester.
T. repeated calls for tic question. tllt Conve1
Il tl0n refused tu rccohsI!ur tho Motlon to
y Into ballot for candidate for Governor.
70 The voting heg9n an!, pen1alEnE q 1E ti'e c9n1 ',1
a5 s9ed GS tS%i @ er H b. bMfS! Sy!s to 10
dress the Convention, Il speech having bee
," expected frnm hlu,, hs having only titus IA
=, spoken upon question Of business.
~ Tho point was raised uat tao inotI9n @ ~, W n,
III Ctair, who, however. stated II Was COMP
II tent Tor the Convention to suspe!id all rule
~ a,u! extend this Invitation i Il CLOSE.
o,e1 RsGs s eus euse sss a % Ct % Gdas @s oree
It. to politltl with his E,lyel mud demand ortlt
~ with great enlphusis. l,y clever move Il
In naked all who were !n favor 1f si,apelltli
~ thu rlilus and hearing ucll liuter to W yot
y. " The ayes we're ieasly unanimous. a11d tt
ID Con. Butler then made speech. presen
" ing tue superior advantages t9 the c9untI
Ia OF . Democratic Over Republican, AdmEnl
n. ~ tratIo1'.
y. TIE nAI1.or
~ ~ for candidate for Governor was announced
Whole number Of vatss... .................. 10
Nectssary for n choc0.. 9
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