The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07

lIle present.
nation w. H. Schofleld of Maiden
nominated Henry E. Turner of Maiden
. ana Congressman William H. Moody
of Haverhill presented the name OF
Samuel w. George of Haverhill.
While the convention was awaiting
the count of the ballots for auditor
committees appointed for the purpose
escorted Lieut.. Gov. Crane and Speaker
Bates to the platform. They We're re-
ceived with cheers and loud clapping OF
hands. Lieut.. Gov. Crane addressed the
convention briefly, thanking it for the
high honor conferred upon him in the
nomination for governor, and promis-
ing, if elected, to endeavor to fill it ac-
ceptably. Speaker Bates was then
called upon, and, after an outburst Of
shouts, housekeeping and waving Of
handkerchiefs by the convention and
spectators, he expressed appreciation
of the honor offered him and paid trib-
ute to the republican party.
The committee at length reported 1909
votes cast for auditor, making 905 nee
essary for a choice. j. w. Kimball re-
ceived s27 Henry F. Turner SIS and
Samuel w. George 967. Gen. Kimball
was declared the nominee, and, on mo-
ton Of Congressman Moody, seconded
by Mr.. Turner, the nomination was
made unanimous.
The nomination of a candidate for
state treasurer followed. Representa-
tive Lloyd e. Chamberlain Of Brock
ton presented the name of John j.
Whipple of Brockton. Senator Charles
G. Washburn Of Worcester placed eX-
Senator Edward S. Bradford of Spring
field in nomination. Gen. Charles p.
Wood of Worcester named George i.
Sleeper Of Winthrop and Congressman
Ernest Roberts of Chelsea named Viii
liam E. Nesle eff Lynn.
The first ballot resulted as follows:
Whole number Of votes cast, 1905; nee
essary for choice, 500; Edward s.
Bradford. 722; J, J. Whipple, sos; VIII
liam E. Neale, SO4; George 7. Sleeper, 70.
No choice.
As the second ballot began Mir.
Sleeper's Withdrawal in favor of Mi.
Bradford was announced.
The next ballot resulted in the nomi-
nation Of Mr.. Bradford.
After the convention, the nominees
he'd receptions.
TIE COMMITTEES.
The following is the makeup of the
comrlitte' chosen by the convention:
Committee on credentials = Chairman
Tben s. Draper of Hopedale members
at-large. Robert c. Harris Of East Bridge
water Howard X. Sands rson of Lynn
Col. Alfred N. Chadwick Of Lowell. VII
liam B. Plunkett Of Adams LIST, Ashton
Sd, A. ]. Scarlet Of West Boylston; 4th
A. s. Patton OF Leominster; 9TH, Alyah S
Of West Newbury; TIN, Eliilu 3. Hayes
of Lynn; .Sth. Frederick w. Dallinger Of
Cambridge; 9th. p. Hertain Hatch of
Poston i95h Harrison trrS u AiMo9d Of of
Brookline: l2th. Emery n Low Of
Rrockton; 18th, RUFUS ", Bassett Of Fall
Committee on permanent Organization
Chairman, Albert Ia. Washburn of Mid
dlsboro; Misunderstanding Thomas Huse
Of NewburypoFt, Willard Rowland of
William H. Hodgkins OF Somerville; by
Rockwell Of Pittsiield; I'd. John w.
Wheeler. Of orangs; 3d.. William P.
of Waltham 9Th. William NJ. Wood Of
Andover; 9Th George n. Mcclain Of
erett:. sth, CharIes I. Thayer OF Boston;
9Th, George H. Prince Of Boston; 10th,
Luke p Willard of Boston; 18th. Zibeon
G. Field of Milford; 18th, William S.
of Falmouth
COMMITTEES on ballots Chairman. II. J.
Murray Of Boston Cape. chairman,
Swift. Yarmouth; Otis Foss, Cottage City,
4. E.; Pratt Sandwich; Gustavus Y.
Growen, Harwich: Bristol, chairman,
Fred D. Stanley, New Bedford James l..
Gillingham, Fairhaven; Samuel Yates,
Fall River; Warren S. Leach, Raynham;
George c. Belcher. Easton Berkshire
f aaamn Garlg 4I3a Phelps North
Gleason, Clarksburg; John Parker, North
Adams; George Is. Waterman, Williams
town. Essex, chairman, J. D. Il. Goss
Salem; Henry c. Attwill. Lynn; E. Frank
Rowley; William E. Brown, Marbiehead.
Franklin, Chairman, Charles A. Towne,
Henry A. Field Deerfeld: Walter e.
Nichols, Greenfield: J. B. Packard, Con-
way. Hampden, chairman, John A. Muir
phy, Springfield; K w Sawin. Brimfeld;
Hamilton Springfield; Henry NJ Van
peusen. Westheld- Hampshire, chairman,
II. q. gaylord South Hadley; Charles H,
Epson, Easthampton; Reuben Bell, Had
ley; Hosmer Q. Strong, Southampton;
II. P. Cummings Ware. AIiddlesex, chair
man, William Hounsell. Lowell: Chester
Franlinghain: Herbert 6. Locke, Lexing-,
ton; Charles r. Carter Lowell. Norfolk,
chairman Thomas E. Grover. Canton;
BENJAMIN s. Lowell. Weymouth w. o.
Faxon, stoughton: Roger H. Wilde,
Quincyi Fras.k a. Fales. Norwood Ply
ppouth, chair n n 4 2 Chamberlain,
II. Mapes, Cohasset; I. p Atsatt, Mat
tapoisett; John w. Snow, Brockton Suf-
folk, chairman. joseph I. Stewart Bos-
ton; william w Towle. Boston; Jacob
Boston; George H. Buck Chelsea Wor-
cester, chairman. Theodore c. Bates,
worcester Charles a. Gleason, New
Walter r.. Rowland, Clinton: Clifford A.
Cook, Milford.
SG,,o3mmittse on resolutions Chairman,
bers-at-large. John s. Richardson of Bos-
ton Frank /. Dean of Worcester. Will
lam Reynolds of Marbleheao. william b.
districts 1st. Joseph w Stevens OF
Grs enfield; "a, Richard w Irwin of
northampton; 30, John A.. Cochran Of
Southbridge; 4th. Arthur II. Lowe of
Fitchburgi 9th, James w. Bennett OF
Lowell. 9Th. Col. william D. Sohier Of
6 5sysrly: ~ tn Ernest w Roberts q
Arlington; 9th Peter Morrison Of Bos-
ton: 10th. John Shaw of Quincy. nth.
Edwin Y Mitchell of Medheld: 18th. Ezra
1 payol Of Taunton rs,, 18th, William S.
Permanent orgsnisaii@.3-ch Chairman. Col.
Melvin Q. Adams of r Z. on; vice chair
man. Marshall l. Ada rs Of Province
ham, Frank B. Bennett of Sati-
gus, William Derwin OF Boston, Peter
Il; Bleiler of Cambridge, Amos r Breed
q Lynn. George Burns of Aver. Lloyd
-. Chamberlain of Brockton. c. c. Cor
bin Of Webster. Ellerv b. Crane of Wor-
Ssstsr, Edwin y; Curtis of Boston. Albert
Chelsea. Oliver y. Durrell of Cambridge,
Moses X. Emerson Of Newton, Harrison
Z. Evans of Boston, Joseph B. Farley of
Erving. Samuel S. Gleason of Gardner,
Fred s. Hall Of Taunton, Thomas N
Hart of Boston Charles I Hood OF
Lowell, s.; Herbert Howe of Marlboro,
John w johnson of Boston, Addison r
Learoyd of Danvers, James Marshall OF
Fall River. John e. Mcclellan of Graf
ton, Elisha Morgan Of Springfield, Thos
Post Of Lenox, Wilbur Fl. Powers of
Hyde Park. George o. Proctor of Soner-
vile, Joseph G. Ray of Franklin, Alpheus
Sanford Of Boston. Charles #. Sargent OF
Lawrence, F. r. Shaw Of Adams, Henry
r. Skinner Of WATERFOWL, Arthur d.
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