The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-20

Fleming of Savannah, was chosen President No joint
nomination having been agreed to by the Committee of
Conference with the Webster Committee Convention
appointed electoral ticket and adjourned sine die
The Democratic Mass Meeting Mt Hillsb0r0'.
NEW HAMPSHIRE TAKEN BY sToRM-THE RAILROAD
CARS GR0AN1NG UNDER THE WEIGHT OF DEMoC-
RAcY-EoT ENOUGH HOUSES TO CONTAIN THE
vIsITERs, ETC.
CoScoRp, N. H., August 19-A. M.
Last night this place filled to overfowng with
democrats on their way to the Hsboro meeting. They
filled the hotels private houses the halls and in
the State House and the large railroad depot where mat
tresses laid Everything literally stuffed with
sleepers and hundreds compelled to walk the
streets.
Since o'clock this morning, less than seventy. five
large passenger have left here for sboro over the
Contoocook Valley Railroad, besides those which have
run from Manchester the New Hampshire Central
and from Bradford over the Concord and Claremont
Railroad
special train from Providence and Worcester brought
thousand with the Worcester Light Infantry
and Cornet Band. Another from Boston brought
many more including the Boston Granite Club and the
brass band
as much as they could do.
Some Of the trains were delayed here about three hours
this morning
There was never such an in pouring into the Granite
State before and the prospect is that the crowd will
breed temporary famine here and that the twenty
thousand pounds of meat and bread at Hlsboro will
vanish this day at NJ, like dew before the hot
General Pierce is in town. aud has been employed this
forenoon in shaking hands with the thousands at the de-
pots lie does not go to Hillsboro'
Last night, there was a very large meeting in the
State House yard under the direction OF the Concord
Granite Club. Capt. Rynders spoke first, and
ceved with three cheers for New York and three cheers
for the Empire Club He said that Pierce nominated
because stood by the interests of the whole country
with the constitution for guide knowing no North,
South" &c.
N ". Charles L. Woodbury., of Boston, and George w.
Morrison, of Manchester, followed until ten O'Clock.
There fireworks, music, and great enthusiasm
Among the notables who have arrived Gen. Dix,
John Van Buren, Col German, Ex-Governor Paris and
Capt. Mcintyre "a soldier Of the last war; Attorney
General Tolman Of Name Col Weller, Major Lally and
Mr. Savage, NJ G., of Tenn. Senator Clements, Marshall
NJ. c.. Of California; Col, John S. Thrasher, So
Every hotel barn, house. and shed, at Hilsboro were
filed last night
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE AT HLLsBoRo'-
INPoURING OF THE FARMERS AND THEIR WIVES
REUNION OF THE NINTH REGIMENT, ETC.
CoScoRp, August 19-2X p. M.
number of New Workers. have just arrived, en- route
for mboro having been detained by the delay Of the
Norwich and Worcester train hour. Some have
stopped here, but the larger portion have gone
hear from Hlsboro that the gathering immense Be-
sides the crowd from abroad the farmers of Hllsboro
county, comprising population of fifty thousand with
their wives and children, appear to have turned out
R0sse
BY Greeley's arithmetic used at Lundys Lane,
the number at Hlsboro must exceed fifty thousand,
but 1t may be safer TO call IL twenty hve thousand
There Is to be union Of the Ninth Regiment here
tomorrow at which General Pierce will preside Gov.
Seymour Of Conn Col Clements, Maj, LaIly and most
Of the other officers will attend.
PEOPLE RETURNING FROM THE MEETING-PROvI-
sIoNs sCARCE-PICKPoCKETs ABUNDANT count.
LESS HoRDEs OF DEMOCRATS, ETC.
CONCORD, August 1916 P. M.
The people just returning from Hillsboro, The
meeting addressed by Messrs Dix, Clemens German
Savage and Van Buren. The speakers all greeted
with great enthusiasm.
Many estimate the number present high as thirty
and net less than twenty thousand hundreds on
foot carriages lined tho road for three miles distant
The will not be able to bring away all the people
until to morrow.
Several hundred to this town, and returned on
OF the crowd and the heat which has been
cessive
Pickpockets we're hand and made several successful
1 haus. This morning Hon Thos =. Treadwell lost fifty
dollars In money, and thousand In notes, while pur
| chasing ticket at the Concord depot.
There is great scarcity of provisions at HILLSIDE
ro but plenty of good water is left In the Contoocoos
| river.
large concourae OF ladies were present
NO accidents have yet been heard of and there were M
| cases OF intoxication.