New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

4 5iaed BcsoH. Sept l6The Webster Convention which
BOSTON yesterday, issued long and abb
address the people 81 the Stat concluding follows
NJ eau upon nds of the Union every wher.
i them and to at WIFE ha yso
t1ft heoqu5ea We call upon independent whigs
syd1S reject an organization which will HAND
9Nnt thu qQAL Government to sectional fragment
in hands that they cannot approve
r. & ~ ~ people every where to undo the work Of
n REk party, who would persuade them that
nv NSSl Int diligence to confer their highest
tAiH hast statesmen and that military repu-
VI hast AyeHle TO the Government Of this great
* &ye1 now, u they assume their rlghtful con-
destinies Of thsir country, u Is not too late
" the bead Of it's affairs an administration
better days, and able TO perpetuate to united
pscple which has made the blessings Of
Z lf6e5ty ma union one and inseparable''
1he following Electoral Ticket then nominated:
M at Pliny Gutter, Of Boston; Edward A.
Districts list District Isaiah Clifford Of
90, Samuel May, Of Atteboro' 3d. Ere
Lincoln of Canton. 4th, Wm Hayd Of Bos-
George y Curtis Of Boston. 9th, Mark Haley,
aq9 49ns Albert II Nelson, Of Wobnrn Sth, H Z.
Sssinssd ' It'll Luther Griffin. q Rchn Umer
~ IN ouncing the candidates said Mr.
y 9eofgaa was Az great q man as MI. Webster
SIf M ~ not ~ well known In Massachusetts The
~ tiey were called, were received with
although the chairman said they were all
II kasSn g people Of Massachusetts
1ollQHlng persons annplIpced the Webster
u 43oznmittee Rcy. hubbard Winslow Tollman
4 xf Charles A. White. j. A. Hedge, John
e nmDck ChsSles A Wells Arthur Pickering Charles
u them arc reaidents of Boston This closed
t4 hqsinsss epesches we're then made by the Rev. NJ
Nh ~ II W1uslnW young lawyer pamed Wilson,
M politicians took part in the
9llgh adjourned shortly before ten O'Clock, with
ia THE HoS JoIHr r. HALE AceEpTINa THE
following Il the letter Of the
II 0n ?. Hale, addressed to the Hon Henry Wilson,
tha freeSsc noMin atipn for tho Presidency
DoyER, N. H., Sept. 0. 1852.
d,ssT When wrote to my friend g. Fogg
y Concord, prior to the Pittsburgh Convention de-
Y in anticip tion any nomination by that body
tllat should not have Occasion to trespass on
,ttsnsaon q any one that subject The decision
then announced not only in accordance with
oNn lasts and but also in pursuance of
& t22 ssxeess and repeated request of those whose
y w sst and 0dr s
Va Ky CLOSE q ny present term of service in the
ona goss my political career and that
W. event not be disturbed by any attempt on
nv friends to introduce my into the con
members 81 that Convention with singular
~ nsye luoged diierenty Such being the case
Sed Mn wn having deter
nay be best promoted BY course Inherent from
~ myss Ihave At liberty under
pecnAr Of the occasion "a al mn NV
opinion IN direct to such an
ny friends yield my own wishes and opnions
friends. and thus assent to what Ia hse
done. notwithstanding my previous refusal tn cost
\ that y might Dc done eSiNsa' y consent
also to say TO you, through you to that no
that TO inquiries which may bs ado ot me al well
31nse which have already been made as to what NV
are on various subjects have no answer IL Il
Hi auppose that those who nominated me did Il
fr0n Qf whit would do founded on know
ledksof had done ther tharany facility mieht
y supposed ppssess In making pledges and promise
a fbf the future. Si M rs! VI -
But II were ever 50 much disposed to enter the list
- contend with those who deal in promises pledges
80 professions uf fidelity to tho espouse cou
hops 70 come to the standard Of those made b.
men prominent In ranks four years ago, but whic
9sye been nnce forgotten and tranpled upon by thos
made the IN their hot haste to enroll themseiye
banner upon which are inscribed sentiments an
prneples sevensfold odous and aboininabe thai
r t1ose against which they have reyolted
sss Very respectfully, your friend
40 JOHN P. HALE.