New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09
xy,,. Mass Meeting In Ohio.
G oLuSBus, "Wednesday.

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The Wing Mass Meeting here to-day
h., hser largely attended Hon. Tnonss Ewing and
Uc,sce Greeley Addressed the meeting ths afternoon
ON Protection and River aud H,rbor improvements
Several other able speeches we're also made
The Massachusetts Democratic State Con-
vcniiou.
FTcHBURG, w, dnesdsy, Sept 9, 1852.
The Democratic STATE Convention met
hero oday aud largely attended from all paris Of
the State.
The warm disputes If the previou, nigh. led every
one 90 decisive crisis In the party had arrived
ali attempts at compromise previous TO the meeting
had failed
soon after the election of President Hon n Wood
Cotnonist, by large Majority Mr. :. ID. Bradford, o
West ROxbuTy, who the organ of the National
Democrats, oier.d the 4 llowipg:
Rcsored That believing the coalition Of the Democratic
party with the Free Soil party TO have been fruitful only In
evil TO the best the former the Democrats Of
Massachusetts, repuoiae all such connection
The no finally after angry aud sung discunion,
succeeded in having committed 10 the Committee on
Res buttons, with Instructions to report upon 1t. Adj
lOurned for dinner
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention got in.O another squable about the
nomination Of Governor. The Hunkers claimed that
toe platform should be frss adopted, but here,
every the Goa itionss had triumphant majority
AZ this point, National Democrat asked all who
opposeO TO further Coalition 20 reure from the Hall
They consequently retired 10 another room, and ap-
pointed s. ID. bradford temporary Chairman, and
voted 10 await the action OF the regular Convention
against c. 6ltion
The regular Convention was densely crowded, near.
y 0O0 per soDs being present.
Henry w. Bishop nominated for Governor by
s3l out oi 1872 votes the minority being chiefly for
David Henshav and Pllny Merrick
The Committee on Resolutions reported the Ba'H.
moIe Plat rD, eulogized the National candidates.
The Iesoud n Of Mr.. adOrd they reported, without
comment, Tor the action of toe Convention.
Coaiioust Immediately moved to lay II on the table.
scene OF indescribable confusion ensued dozen
per'ens were crying out Mr. President, and az many
others calling out "Order," and moving the pre-.
vious question.
The opponents of the Cadon tried In vain to speak
upon The resolution.
order having been partially restored the Convention
lid the resolution upon the table by decisive vote,
amid the cheers of the Coditonists
The Hunkers to the number OF 200 or 300fs lehe hall
The Convention then proceeded 10 nominate Hon.
Jsnea Thorn pson, Of New Bedford, candidate for
Northumberland, and Charles 6. Greene Of Bos
ION, snd James s. Whitney Of Conway as Electors at
Large sno after the Transaction Of other business ad
jOurned sine die
Toe seceoers or National Democrats organized per-
manentIy by electing s d. Bradford President with
large number of Vice Presidents and Secretaries
provision al State e. niaee sppointed and also
C' mnrtee on Resolutions, who subsequently reported
series, 10 which they siae that opposition t. the
Fugitive Slave Law is the fundamental principle of the
Free soil party therefore ccd idon with that party is
mt ely inc Ontisien with the Democratic platform and
thet all true Democrats who desire faithfully ad-
here 10 both nomination and platform, and who
oesiTe 10 preserve their principles from the
communicating influences of AboldOnism are com.
PEELED TO withdraw and express their firm and
decided protest against this action Of the Convention
And, finally, that the previous coalition had been only
fruitful Of evil TO the Democratic party, and that the
Democrats If Massachusetts repudi4te al such uonat
uTsl connections, and will mover desce with any party
maintaining principles destructive TO their own. The
resolutions were adopted with snOuis of applause.
Committee was appointed to report hereafter
State Address
Speeches were made, denouncing the regular Con.
ventiOn.
After giving the Provisional Committee power 10 call
Convention OF the true Democracy, if deemed expe.
dent, The meeting dissolved
Mr. Green old not bolt from the regular Convention
though in favor Of Brsdfords resolution.
Mr. Halett was absent.
The boilers not chiefs In the party, but hard.
working men--maDy from the vicinity Of Boston,
out there strong from the South and West
1t 10 thought that they will support the Pierce and
King electoral ticket nominated by the other section of
tue party.