The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-16

act In reiation national intcres ve remain i'm and
os ns sske OF those principles asd to do si that
coz 70 secure their ju~t ihfu~woe place 10 nomi-
naon the electoral ticket which present to you
e went OF the success of either Of the can
uasee ior .ns Pre'idehcy the pubic life OF the fst
state man Of the county must be terminst+d Tbs m
nvaheo ibteh OF and lofty pairiotm which MaSssohu
,, 80 ,b .n,, .an nan ,hrty Year, given to tho coun-
~ dpsr'm. Mt OF thepuhio service IL we're vain 20 ssk
nov tnlr VOID TO De filled But It must happen be-.
ore ne ordnstion of Providence brings Il coc ns ia t
thing quite unworthy Of Massachu sts that tha
honors which he bel'otbox reudar. .houd be b..
slowed upon him who has doue mach Tor ber r,
her lpfiurrce her prosperity and her security Tima
when sbe deemed idle aud EN- pty oer,monv 10
confer upon him her electoral though IL stood ,lou
On that occasion her vote necessary his ame
or d. naDded TOR per- onsl grafoston nor Ia ie NJ
lut then Ms now deep popular Of justice
clear popular sent ment Of gratitude sought expression
through the sufrsges Of The people and t all
the world ,ha, balance cf advantages not easy "a
bt does Dot always becoms people who have
been served the people of Massachusetts, have been
served by Daniel We bster
I.ha looks farther than to her domestic hiso-
~ tht In that III which has spent
4 her wesre the for ordinary feeling Tue
very foundation VI the state which has
such ble'srH TO her the defence OF Snion her
people called orally deep ued bv hi laoos
To bis wisdom md he
aud yir'ue To bis courage and his profound
81 The principles o free COVER ment she directly
many u the pestinste afeg,sds witch its prnc plcs
en- bire And when to this Older great sccv,cc
she adds the long catalogue of deeds which dld
the measure Of her connected her name With
the pressrt alton Of Union which was one Of the
fryQe
an unworthy or useless act VII oh seeks honoring
TO honor all tina, has been noble own history
since thai Union formed
Eut limit he o A vote
by The people OF Massachusetts.
W" call upon the friends OF the Union, everywhere
throughout Ib- country TO themselves from the
iebagy which IL upon the to act with the vig,r
that becomes them.
We cali upon the ipde pendent wings cverywhere to
reject organization which will the national
mt to sectional fragment their great party
tsnds that they cannot approve
w" cell upon the people everywhere to undo the work
Ot politicians OF every party who would per them
,tat they baye too little Intelligence confer their
hgbet hoUoIs up' ii Their b,st statesm.n anu that mill
ta reputation Is the best avenue TO the government of
This great pubic. Even If they their
own gbtfei ctnrrol the OF their country
10 il not TOO late TO place at the head OF it, affairs
niBistision worthy of its better days and pee
ptnatc. to united people, constitution which has
made he blessings OF liberty ana uni.n one and in
e.Iaiable.
The reading of the foregoing address listened to
with great attention and 1t was uranimcu y sdopted.
The convention then adoul ned till past seven
O'Clock this evening.
EVENING SESSION.
The convention re assembled at half past and
about half past eight the ball quite full probably
$500 persoDs being present inside
The committee reported the following electoral ticket
ELECTORS At LARGE.
Piiny Cutter of Boston I'd. A. Newton, Of Pit.saeid
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
l. haieh Clifford, of Pro- Albert Alert II Nelson, of wo
:. samuel May, Of Asle- 8 II 7; Pearson of uar.
boro'. ward
9. FrecGick W. Lincoln Of Q
Canton. 10 Homer Foote, Of Spring
Wm Hayden Of Boston. fsld
i. Geo 4 Custis Of Eoston H. Luther Griffin Of Rich
4. Murk liBiey of Lynn. mcnd.
!. l.. DMMooE in announcing the candidates. eaid Mr.
JepkiDe 81 Georgia was great Mr. Webster,
,Iiy he war not well known in Massachusetts, Ths
ttual nan ca "a th were called received with
rsnt hrpause although the chairman said they all
vet kso9n 10 tn people of Ma sachusc;ts
JLt iOion II ftituts we're rpOunctd the
Nllrt:H tsrcCTut cu3iMIIrFE.
Key Nutbaio nslew, John L. Dimmock
1uDuan " Nllhy Charles A Wells,
~ Lyman, Arthur Pickering
thaIeS White, Charles Torrey
J A. Bcege, Thurins Watcher.
majority of ,hem were Iesidents OF Boston
2 his clos. d fhc business
sretcbeH were then made by the Rev NJ ii. Smith,
Rev. III Winsiow, q Joung lawyer named Wilson, and
Others
No distinguished politicians took part in the meeting
which adjourned shortly before ten o'clock with nine
cister