The New York herald., 1851-09-11


). bigelow. .........................
Sparies HUDSON ...............'..'''''.
Orin fo"ler'..
josiah quincy Jr'''''''''. .''''''.'''''''
Whole number Of votes cast ast............,....l loSs
Necessary to a choice e....................... 5l7
This result received with great cheering
Mr. WEsrwoKrH, of Lowell, moved that Robert c.
Winthrop be unanimously nominated as the whg csnd
date for Governor. Carried unanimously.
MIR JEwELL, Of Boston, then made the report on the
Liutenan Governor by which II appeared that the whole
humber Of votes saS-George 6rinnel OF Geeended
had coz, and was chosen
On motion Of Senator DAVIS the nomination was made
unanimous.
The committee appointed to collect Sort and count
the three delegates to the Whig National Con
t97-Edward Everett of Cambridge. had 6S7, George
Ashmun Of Springfield had o7s Seth sprague, OF Dux
bury, had 679: ana they were chosen.
II was now half past O'Clock, and the convention
adjourned to meet at two and half O'Clock, in Court
proceedings had a certain cut and dried air, which
was very funny
AFTERNOON SESSION
The convention met in the open air, In front OF
osgood's Church The concourse Of people was es
mated at three thousand The morning proceedings
read.
MIR. LIScoIN fr m the committee, proceeded to read
the address and resolutions He had read few lines Of
the address, when he was interrupted by Mr. Abraham
g. Howland OF New Bedford, who moved that the far
ther reading OF the address be dispensed "ith as was
lengthy which was carried and Mr. Lincoln proceeded
TO the resolutions The OF Daniel Webster in
tie fifth resolution. received with cheers and the
hits against the coalition leaders, were evidently
yerv ualatsbe 10 the convention. The applause was
led up by an enthusiastic gentleman with red whiskers
The resolutions are as follows -
Resolved. Thatthe whigs Of hassachusetts unsayernsy
Iessstnre Of 1853 and which they have ever srmly cher
Of t5sr political faith sas words ih.a a.sd
by which the people Of the said in
order 70 form more perfect union tesh justice insure
mote the general welfare and secure the tls.snz Of liberty
iS and the laws of The Tai,sd stats made in nIr
al
the sane are the suprme law I the land any thing IN The
standr and that no citizen state or other member OF the
oS SS' @ e m any &
ton laws treaties or any Of them excepting in such
principle Of tie nstura and prerogatiye Ofssf
2 Resolved That the wbigs Massachusetts deem this
occasion TO reiter.e the sentiment they have az
the Eon is the priceless legacy Of Washington and his
Ss oy OF securing ii our blessings and
syrtns national ys-the surest guaranty Of the con
in tie present and hope in the future It's preservation
.. Ne @ bSe rseeiad rom the fssker 50 we Will
to T. sss G9Grsn ha & to q a' ssss & faith,
T torn '1s sasy gP0a them Sa y Hs sSsr
brethrn State in the UI0n to respect and observe
Resolved. That the wings of Massachusetts cordially
support the national sdminsron in all its Just and
nsasSsf as N ri & psr Of
re able an vigorous anas men. oi oar OI.Sh aars 10
ith h a.. sa'iFns and in s sworn resolys tS vnasase
/
B. Resolved. That the name of Daniel Webster sis
craven allie upon the pillars oC ths constitution and the
hearts Of his coultrynen and take this occasion in
mrtrstion to express undinnished in his
comprehensive ability and staesmsnshp and to bear tet
mny lie wisdom Of his eounssis and the value of his
g. Received That the msmters Of this convention have
vitlesss with unfeguea 'aiaeton the which have
asogt ntoS hoss and Cordial GO Operation
mopg ,Ie @ oee e . Ss. ., , Sar Ss1 s
With success ana have met Ae un ersal appreA
est,y eSncor ia the ssnteSfs which have been express
by tLen the result OF their eOEsulatOns and the
: Resolved That We turn tn, administration OF the
Shr We axe ccSpesd to behold At tie hssd Of air. t6s
3 n o5sas m AZ basr 1n9ry a5 o. tas
most rroaigate targain tId eerfvpton
ii lie wbs had snstsned ia hessSiai seoa Tie ssnesi
iudustry aEd varied interests Of the commonwealth no
dins the manifold ebarrassmgnts created b. tae
pue legislation had beer fairly spIied interests and
u 10 hsre tie eqrsy cf T7rsons and The security
o. tr rhts ten practically srsstsr the aelui,i,ion Of
can in Al is branches lad been fully impaired 70 every
uhltd sud ,vltsipsd a, ss exEeIs which satisfactory
saairs fal Recognised by he executive
R'soIy that up the tim. vbea the coalition leaders
tct our n ut common xaath had s pristine
a. S t a. y saa hSnim 70 ii T. ne e; sJa %
fcfom corruption eisery or intrigue; and that we have
letn exhibited Of Tree soil Senators and Repre-
he svattd to tie G. ef ags sey and Of Democratic
ssIafs I'd % sPpoiSsa 70 o es Of p5oh.
ueu a free loi United states Senator
Rs.ved Tat as the lslmaie fruits % this unprnsipsd
asi have seen proTa ted session q the Lssisll
tere st assa o. oysr $500 ley "a tas, 81
r,et md undgesssd acts and resolves one Of which
tst n a. an eyI durs atp-ssehiss in all pioSsiisy
qrartrr Of nj lion q d,i.ars and with the vies oi
m'Lins t mere convenient Instrument fcr aeeenpsbias
the ee,ias anu Teysusg the supremacy Of tsaoerate
% Ituke Trfttuton o authority % The vest
Of bargain and corruption, bya Prsp; asmissal iron
10 Resolved Thst tie Srrogsns pretnsOns Of the SELF,
Iatn, te Aet trus gnion a9d na9nAl parswhen taey
have t ,ss n ssss Ss - ,as n d % ne ~ yea %
Trf fbstien dkv0va % that extraordinary ut
sSa ' ss ySRSTs VIA rn ana
h'0ysa Ies' @ fSSy's 5 eS ss % nIn.
tsc Tor Goygner whose history has long been familiar %
our ehst irsssrrs who added r,sh ius,rs name,
ssy ,~sn5 u: srs ~ our . aaH1 1 ,ss ssa es
Yopie o u1e.t eurag long aaa erllan; career
liurs q ~ Raiy STATE sad whose seryiees in every s
sf1stsr ~ ssS,tas SsSS tsss srhsd r,b sissa es
gultcs fdey and sbiiiy and whose pryat vlrtus and
Of an Foid citizens, and shos adninil.ra,ion q
y ~ tsrs, oT ps,t aoSert5rS ~ eSsr lsSs
d Res'iet 1has this eony.rtion uhaaiaeuily honi.
candidate for L. Governor whose Whole life has been mark
s,.re9 s ,iSi and sr1issi in s Lss.is,Srs
q h state aad the al nal saa ia evsry s.a-
be Las At all times enjoyed ~ hEtest esteem aai con-
fd nce of h Ilow citizens = on. common wealth.
~ Resolved. That deeply impressed sith the views
have ifrs txrrtsse6. vii Ft fo,,h Whole united
srereth sustain the nfmnaona q the convention and
cali all good citzsrs ~ we'll AZ all ttue whigs 70
write with 10 redssmng ancient and beloved com.
mcnwsh from is pFeseat dsgfacsul and Gsplorate esn
difiar.
After the reading Of the resolutions Mr Bg,us, Of
Wster,oWp. moved that the address and resolutions be
adopted. Carried unanimously.
Mr PEAsr Ct Edgartown, reported that nearly every
toun the state represented there bei1 io5 del
eTates present.
-Aftera vote o. thanks 30 the President there
cries fcr shmun Bullock ard others
on motion q Mr. BIais, Of Waertorn the convention
was dissolved
MASS MEETING.
mas meeting then organized, and Seth Demis,
.Jr of WstertowD called 10 the chair
Then there cries for RUSSELL % Boston Thomas
and many others but nobody seemed inclined to spesk
The proceedings were occasonay varied BY the break
Ing down of settee, and the prec pitati0n Of half
score rf ma atriote to he OrourI