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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1866

Page

2

Delegates Reported at Large and Alternates Named

Mr Northend of Salem reported from the Credentials Committee that 217 cities and towns were represented by 1781 delegates. The report was accepted and the committee discharged. The at large slate included Robert C. Winthrop and Josiah G. Abbott among others with numerous Boston, Worcester, Taunton, Salem and Springfield names. Alternates listed and district delegates defined.

Messrs Dunham Boston Charles G. Greene Robert B. Halil Plymouth Saltonstall Giles Newburyport W. D. Northend J. L. C. Amee George Sanford Wareham A. Belknap Somerville Charles L. Woodbury Wm. S. King Roxbury E. B. Hall Richard Frothingham Charlestown B. Phinney Barnstable Josiah Dunham Thomas Allen Pittsburg Timothy Davis Worcester Saunders Lawrence Massachusetts Philadelphia Frost J.D. Thompson New Bedford Albert Mason John Wilson Cohasset Secoxp Franklin Keith East Bridgewater A. A. Belcher Randolph Edward Potter Braintree Tump Edward Hamilton George F. Williams William D. Park Peter Harvey Horatio G. Parker Cambridge Alonzo M. Giles Friern G. A. L. Colby John W. Russell Salem Jonathan Nason Amesbury Sixra Daniel Saunders F. C. Prince Winchester James H. Carlton Haverhill Seveste Wm. E. Faulkner Acton A. R. Brown Lowell Walter Fessenden Townsend G. Parker Medford George W. Gill Charles Wing Uxbridge Nista George Pierce Greenfield John B. Flynn Hubbardstown George A. Whipple Orange Testa Thomas F. Plunkett Pittsfield Reuben Noble Westfield Homer Foot Springfield Swift John L. Swift Northend Robert C. Winthrop Josiah G. Abbott Isaac Davis Darius N. Couch Taunton William Sutton John Quincy Adams Quincy George Ashman E. C. Bailey E. W. Pierce Freetown Matthew Ellis Carver Robert B. Hall Timothy Ingraham Philander Cobb Kingstown Noah C. Perkins Middleboro A. M. Ide Edward Avery Moses Bates Chas. Albro J. R. Brackett B. Thaxter Abington R. S Charles Wilder G. W. Howard Wm. Aspinwall Brookline Franklin Haven Levi L. Cushing Charles T. Stevens Charles T. Russell George W. Norris Chelsea Andrew S. Waitt Josiah G. Chase Fiera Geo J. L. Colby Wm. C. Binney Wm. D. Northend Gloucester Thos. J. Clark Salisbury John J. Ladd Groveland Geo. L. Chesboro Col B. F. Watson James AH. Carlton Joseph R. Hayes A. B. Carr F. Tuttle, Jr Stowe Joseph Fuller Framingham Brenth Daniel W. Lincoln Geo. G. Parker Milford Alexander DeWitt Oxford George W. Bently L Henry A. Aldrich Mendon Parley Hammond Charles Thos. Alin Chas. Wright Hinsdale Chester W. Chapin William G. Bates A. OC. Russell Gugat Barrington John L. Colby Emersom Gaylord Chicopee Charles W. Knox Chester A. Alger Alger el A. Alger Sons of the Union R. Spinney James D. Thompson

Radical plan on Southern restoration and Union fate

Speaker critiques pretexts for delaying Southern readmission to the Union. He argues a majority should govern, warns Radical aims to keep the South out, and praises Andrew Johnson. The Philadelphia convention is seen as key to restoring unity and protecting minority rights.

Massachusetts 3Kshire Cape Cod Union The Congress Congress of Johnson Lincoln Andrew Johnson White House Washington Abraham Lincoln South United States Sons Congress of the United States New Jersey Demen Union of Con Tay Mae Gee Presmpost Convention America Old Massachusetts Boston Faneuil Hall Republic Philadelphia Temple of Liberty George Washington Thomas Jefferson Henry Wilson Commonwealth John L. Swift Free Soil Party United States Senate National Union Party Senate Fillmore Providence United States Treasury Wright Old Bay State Jefferson Madison Daniel Webster Lee Grant Navy North Chifest Congress of the Nation Tennessee South Carolina Sion Pse Nésthead Constitution the Union

Vessels Under Spanish Flag Rule and Local Notices

Consul reports a royal decree allowing foreign built vessels under 100 tons to sail under the Spanish flag for coastwise trade owned by Spanish subjects. Nassau confirms loss of brig A Adams July 7 at Watkins Island Bahamas. crew saved. N E Peck named Minister to Haiti. Postmaster appointments in Worcester Roxbury Salem Gloucester sent with bond blanks. Ferry boats taxed 3 percent on gross receipts. assessors to collect. Freedmen Bureau rules revision board granted leave of absence after completing duties.

Washington, Ave Havana Nassau N. P A. Adams Watkins Island Bahamas N. E. Peck Haiti Welles Worcester Roxbury Salem Gloucester Mass Secretary of the Treasury Freedmen’s Bureau

Saginaw arrives. Liberals gain in Mexican conflict

A Victoria despatch reports the steamer Saginaw's arrival and claims that Hoscado and his forces have defected to the Liberals. Acapulco residents were urged to defend the town, with officers assigned but many refused to serve, taxed $10 to $25 monthly. Nevada bullion from Virginia City and Gold Hill totals $7,891,326 in seven months, with $1.5 million projected for the current month. The Democratic State Central Committee named delegates for Philadelphia, and Sparrow Hawk, a British war steamer from Victoria, arrived. Mining shares are weak. legal tenders 713.

San Francisco Auc Victoria Saginaw Tepse Acapulco Hoscado Virginia City Gold Hill Nevada Democratic State Central Committee Philadelphia Sparrow Hawk

Fire at Columbian Hotel area in Saratoga causes large loss

A fire in Saratoga last night proved more destructive than first reported. Total losses may near $100,000 with guests at the Columbian Hotel suffering substantial damage. Insurance coverage is estimated at $50,000.

Saratoga N. Y Ava Columbian Hotel

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