The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-16
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" IMPORTANT POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.
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Large Democratic Conventions in New
Jersey and Connecticut.
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uASSACHUSETtSPReESOIL MEETING.
Horace Mann Nominated for Governor.
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GREAT WING GATHERING AND BARBECUE
NEAR LOUISVILLE.
RECEPTION OF GEN. sCOTT Ar BALTIMORE.
RESULT OF TIL ELgCrI0N In MAINE
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The New York Temperance Alliance,
Sc. 40, so.
new jersey Democratic State Convention.
Tas>roy Sept. 10, 1859.
The Democratic State Convention In this city to
day The great one, 10 600 persons
being present
The delegate CONVENTION was organized at IL o'clock.
David Mar OF E.sex chosen President. with vice
president from each county and secretary from each
district.
The following electoral ticket selected
SENATORIAL
Peter d. ysoom, of Mercer William Wright of Essex
cosGaE sIo>.L
Districts Districts,
l. W. s. Bowen Cuuherld. J. Taylor Passac.
2. Geo Black Ruriitg 3. n A stevens, Hoboken
3 p b. Kennedy Warren
Reeoiut NJ w.Ie saop in favor Of the compromise
measures economy nations. expenditures the NOM
hss m ,s, ~ oo n" IN immense concourso of
people stooo, with um -rtl'ss 10 hear Mr. DIX OF New
York they bow Yer compelled to ADJOURN ana MT
Dix fnit beo at the Stat. Hou~~.
John Nan Buen and Robert Tyler followed.
Meetings gong the time In the Mar
let Houte City Hail r'eutoo dou and United states
Hotel. They were addressed by Messr- Mar OF ed;
sheppard Of n Page o. Philadelphia; Brown Of
There INN u Domb+r Of banners, devices
BANDS of music decorated wagons SO sc.
aAxrroRD, Sept Is 1852.
The Connecticut Democratic State Convention assem-
bed here day and oIgnnzed by the appointment OF
Hon Henry Ii Mitchell Bristol, President with
eight Vice Presidents. snd three secretaries.
Committees ON Resolutions and Credentials were ap-
pointed
The Hon 7. H. Seymour and sesly Child addressed
the convention which fully attended, and the best
feeling ps.vsil.d
Coco accoUns ought om all parts of the State
The following nominated tor PRE- idential electors
GCv 1hos II. Seymour ut II arfurd.
Nathan BaiG, Of New London.
Alvin Byce Of foliAnd
ChSrl~e Pa, k.r Of Neri0en
Samuel Bingham OF WiUdhAm.
Ii. NJ. II. Taylor, OF Dsnbury.
Massachusetts, Free Soil Convention.
HORACE MANN NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR, ETC.
lowell, Sept To- 1852.
The Free Soil State Convention met at Lowell to day;
it was largely ate nced Tho Worcester delegation
eight buu drtd strong arrived ~ih banners flying bear
ing the in ciiption We bound agitate-what
you going To do about t?'
HENRY WILSON. in calling the convention to order
married that be thirty hsussnd free soers Of Massa
chuss It's should Their that when Charles
Sumner th-u Tor the repeal OF the Fug-
tive save law. there sba be- another senator from Mas
saobuh9its to support him
The Hon. s PHILLIPS chosen President.
motion TO proceed 10 nouduste q Candidate for Co.
met by a III ton bat be nominated
who opposed To the liquor law In favor OF this motion
it that in f,str OF the Law would
get zen tbousaDd NOR votes.
After state that a tbe candidates before the
Convention f, Law the motion with
drawn
The ballot for candidate for Governor resulted US
Horace Mann. chsries Allen. 50
Henry Wu-ep....... 15y scattering .............43
II was then voted that Mann be unanimously no
minated.
The Hon Amssa Walker was nonir ated Lieutenant
Governor
The Hon Chsrles summer made spec oh, and an cleo
t6rSl ticket foIm.d
In the aft<rpo, n rb.,e large mass meeting at
which the meeting oiss' lived
The na ION bora VI mn Is received with wry
faces by the democrats, and may break up the
coalition.