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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1871

Page

2

Anxiety Among the Politicians New Government Building

The Boston special despatch reports Massachusetts Convention proceedings stirring anxiety among Republicans. Butler wing sapples are downcast while anti-Administration forces in the party celebrate. Telegraphed updates from Worcester remain conflict and uncertain as New York State Republican momentum draws attention to administration alignment.

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Butler motion to open galleries carried 524 to 437

Gen. Butler moved to throw galleries open for public view of the proceedings. The house asked for supporters to stand. the motion passed 524 to 437 amid applause. Dawes and Butler noted in discussion.

Butler Geo. C. Carpenter Boston E. L. Dawes Dawes Gen. Butler Tappan Wentworth Hoyt Athol Simmons Gen. Briggs Pittsfield Taft Upton Committee On Gloucester Cogswell Yarmouth Col. Wright House Hammond Cambridge

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