The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-14

chusetts-E rcitementso of all kinds.
]. G. BENNETT. ESQ.,
DEAR SIR
1t may be interesting TO your numerous readers
to hear from old Massachusetts in advance of our
election on Monday next.
We shall elect MarcusNorton, V. B., Governor,
mlessthe Abolition votes exceed those of last year,
which it is not generally thought will be the
In our Congressional districts which the Coons
Gerymandered in order to give only men,
Der Of Congress, they will be most sadly disappoint-
ed. Hon. Henry Williams, V. B. (known in the
great contest Of no. as emo meat Williams will
be elected by 1900 majority. Rantoul, V B., in the
Essex district, will be elected defeat Salsonstals
election. Mansur, Y. B. in the Lowell district will
do the same kind act for Jack Robinson, who is to
succeed Hon. Caleb Gushing, if he gets elected In
the Berkshire district julius Rockwell, COON
former Spea ker of our House OF Representatives,
and one Of the Phenx Bank Commissioners, is OPP
posed by Hon. VIM: Shaw, of Lanesborough, libe-
raj (coon) and by strong and popular demo-
crat and an Abolitonist. Lockwell will be defeat
ed. Hon VIM PaTmenter, y B., will beat Hoar,
Hooper, Esq. will be run by the Tyler in this
city against Winthrop. but with no success.
Democratic stock Is above par to-day IN old Mas
sachusetts The noble and unconquered democracy
OF Ohio and NewYork deserve our warmest thanks
They have set us noble example to follow. The
way they skin the coons is sin.
The coons and locOfocos both held meetings last
night-at the latter the Hon. Levi Woodbury. held
forth
In theatricals we are doing fair business Nine
Celeste at the fremont, has drawn good houses. The
National is doing very respectable business. Muir
doct, the popular actor and gentleman, takes benefit
at thelatter house this evening, after which he
tires from the stage, and devoes his time to lectur-
ing on elocution.
At the locofoco meeting last evening the Hon.
George Bancroft alluded v.ry happily the battle of
New Orleans, and observed that one of the Aids of
the brave Gen Jackson was there (Maj. Davezac of
your CITY, which drew down such thunders of APP
plausc nine hearty cheers, as would have made
the democrats Of New York, il they had been here,
feel that their gallant old friend was in safe hands
Mr.. Bancroft stated that Maj. Davezac too
mu"h exhausted from his labors in your State to
speak that evening, but that he would address them
atFaneuil'H Hall onSunday evening At thisannounce-
ment the audience rose and gave nine more enthu-
siastc cheers; upon which the old soldier rose and
said that his heart too full to sit longer. He
had been received in so welcome manner that he
must say very few words, which he did, and then
sat down, when the welkin rang with the applause
OF honest hearts and hands.
The chairman announced that the Hon. Aaron
Vanderpoe and Mai. Davezac would address us on
Sunday evening, when the meeting closed, as one
Of the most cheering ever held IN this city by the
democratic party.
You will get the results of these meetings in
Tuesday evenings papers, from our city election,
and see handsome democratic gain in Boston.
FREMONT