The New York herald., 1851-09-11
MASSACHUSETTS wuIG CONVENTION.
NOMINATION OF STATE OFFICERS.
R0BERT G. WINTHROP E0R GOVERNOR,
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The convention which Ia 20 assemble in Hampden
Hall ct ten o'clock this morning promises TO be large
and enthusiastic gathering Of the representatives Of the
whig party Of the State Of Massachusetts,
Boston viii be strongly represented Yesterday after
noon q large number Of delegates up in the
press train The Western RAILROAD Com pany wishing
probably to AXE much profit possible OF the
convention put on an engine altogether insufficient to
propel the train At Brook ned the engine gave out
and detained the train half nh hour While the iron
horse was being nvit Grated The delegates grave sena
tors political editors brav. aud gallant (miitis) gene
rails and colonels by the roadside smoking bad
eexsrs sad making worr. Jokes At length however we
al rived in Springfield Luckily are several excel
lent hotels here and your reporter ucceeded in getting
rather better accommodation than at Worcester on
the occasion Of the Democratic state Convention
We anticipate no such scenes here as at Worcester
Though there Is opinion on State as well az
national politics between the delegates assembled
yet is said that lad the tact to ue
and make mutual com promises ID concessions
The principal candidates for the bevnatorisl nomi-
natioa are the Hon RobrrtC VIM nrop of Boston and
Samuel IL Valley of Roxbury @r Winthrop Il very
popular ard is believ,d to bsve more friends in the
convention than anybody e,se nr valley is Presi.
dent Of the suudsY school Union and is
leader Of all those Mons r shieh the old Bay
State is so particularly disliuguished 1t is urged by
the Waueytes that he will gee gr..r many people to
vote for him who wound ,t vote A. all we're he not nomi-
mated On the other hand IL a. urged that Winthrop is
eoouan and popular and de erv, the nomina ton at
the hands Of his party valley formerly speaker
of the Massachusetts House OF Representatives.
Ths Presidency is also a deiicsse affair Many Of the
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delegates uesIe 'nA' s'ions fs''u''"s H1i"s
Webster for the Presidency 'houd De introduced aad
.be- iire that silence houid BE- preserved on this
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nstrucng three delegst Al large 90 the Whg National
Convention. bpt tbisiasa ~n. - o 4 and ~ WAS 70
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eofeo :" eeN' 'N' u'es"'e' W '~'o''
There were public csucu-es last night but Colonel
George Biss Of Springfield WAS patriotic enouoh 10
80 go, "a r.siao,e - ,,.. ,.,-.,a. n. -.
.u1O" w" MS ''u'-'e " wv u'"e"'s "sfe sfea'
deal OF champagne and were put away and
nder the cheering influence of tb. parkng sohriedsr
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PAJ ' 'u'''O ''' ''e''0ouy vas any
bodys brother for the nOnee nubt be acknowledged
that the phigs have very neat te of doing this sort
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where everything eLe fails.
The Council Of Fourtee other known as the State
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VIA connsndaole and chArscte'istc sasaeity selected
the crack hotel Of the toWn their sd quarters The
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teiF aOsin s. Keep shAIp eye upon The Creature com
tort-.
Defeated by the coalition la, wear ,b ti,. ,o, 20
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into the Rattle with deTnuaipI TO make al sorts Of
concessions TO bring about The Welcome resutvictory
over The r1,r.ou enemy sbo,i .b-v ..,.f, o,o+har
So. my ,us'aIn &nO'h'r
~eta .Hs 'HtiueA0ts "ou'u ue most disastrous 10
then-fcr tie ctmccracy hayp, uYr.nscy io the sata
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s,ss q isssaehase''' were INVITED to taEe seat; in the
A Aeemmittee was then appointed 10 collect the cre
dentisIs of deis gates
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one rom encn county be- .rpo..d r. frnorr nia, n
orraniration and 10 report st Of oacss fr tue coa
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