The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

vA.k -, ana vb.4 r,sesx~sv "A eSnassl - pda6n2
desti.lss Of tAs rspubso To- shs esssiog Prsa -
a ONCE Ard sheseas he called regular pog11oo
bave Uisc<d in nomination candidates wbo un11e q -
OF their past history present Poaese 80
associations not entitled to our oonhds.os sr 80
Resolved 1ha. we -tl recognise In DsnIs, weSsase
ras ius,pous services md opr ersss. /.
public affairs has esrned . claim 70 the Predaeaoy
which should long since have been submitted directly to
those whom he has 20 faithfully served.
Received fbat sbiie acknowledge to . certain
tent the claims IL ltioal party beoxuse OF prefer
ence for the measurcs may represent believe tho
sscenoepcy tina. party The Temporary prsva-
lenc- OF those may be- won ct great sao
fce Of PRINCIPLES or by the establishment OF precsasts
dangerous the beet Interests future welfare or
republic.
Resov,d further for ire reasons before suggested il
the pr mi he undersigned hereafter named do pro.
Deed TO fern cluster ,luh aud adopt the otowiag
ny LAWS
Article 1--Ttis associsu,n shall be called the Boston
Webster Cub
Article 2-rb Rosrd Of Directors of this Club ahsn
consist 81 lr.to~nt twe,se Vice PresdeDts, CORES
poDang ssortaIy RECORDING Secretary Treasurer.
They shalt have D YER hi .py vscsnoes which my
occur Ia Ibe'r BODY they IN II have ooutr II The gcae
raj nhars q the Club to make tuch regui stious and
trsnssc such business usually appc 70 tho
eminent If mlsr PROPOSITIONS
Article 3lhe government hall sppoin. at their
lest convenience ca0,sssrg committee Of dxty per-
Ia he sppof;"nd equally possible the
several wards Of this city @bose duty sbsu bs Go Oh
retc, noes Of SIT the Webster voters in the c,ty
Article Any Lex Vi voter If the st.to Of Massschu
stts. intending support Daniel Webster for the next
prcd nj OF the United States msy become member Of
this Ciub
The preamble constitution and bylaws were uuaui.
mou.ly sdoptcd
Mr. Marsh from the Committee reported the folio wiuS
st Of officers foi the Webster Club:
lresid1si- o. neral John s Tyler.
Jice PreSio7LS-~ ilism usgdeu Charles Torrey Toi
man Wiley NJ bale Smith Isaiah FaIon Wan r. Da.
Wis George Francis rra,n u. Cheney. jobs stetson,
psvid McGiivrny. arthur Fickrrpg. Henry u. Fow!e
Recording Seoyeog-L Wstt.r Buokipeh ham.
Corresponding sec1tay-aroh. Wilson.
Treasurer n bomas J Lee.
The list of officers accepted amid Che enthu.
static spplsuse.
the entries adjoining. Considering that but little notice
OF meeting the number in attendance
unu.ually and surprisingly LARGE
st for signers TO The Web ter Club opened and
large number OF signatures Affixed The Webster
bali fIiy in motion aud will Increase each day
The ElectiOns-GeneraI Result.
The Official returns Of the elections in Missouri North
Carolina and Iowa show the following general result In
each of those States;-
MISSOURI
Winston-@fig. Price-dem.
Vote for Governor 32SSl 4s.So2
90 834
Democratic majority NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ii, 4es
NORTH CAROLINA.
Ke,r@.his. Reid-dem.
Vote for a0''rn'r ''''''''''' 4s'''s s 80:
Democratic majority. s,4ol
IOWA
Jenkins-xhis. nc CkaV-I~m
Vote for Secretary of State 80. 15027 1884
1601
Democratic majority NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1757
From Maine and Vermont the official returns have not
yet been received but the following the result Gar
as heard FROM
MAINE.
WMe. Dem
Vote for Governor 1.-TWO dem candidatcs. 1880 50 COS
1890
Democratic majority ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l6l3
VERMONT.
Whg. DEM Free ssit
Vote for Governor .......... 24Sy 14028 9l37
14028
Total democratic and free soil vote ....... % los
2248y
-
Majority against whig candidates.. 67s
Wing majority over democrat .............. 8,459