The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-29
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Septe mber is geserAlly the month during which
s held the majority of the State conventions, of all
parties sects and cresds having affinity to poli6cs
or con ing under the bead Of political organizations
Ae we as those Of sociai tendencies. AS complste
~ We have been able to gather them give list Of
'Uuch sas are to be held during the ensuing four
weel e. The first that will De held is that of the
dependent democracy of the State Of New York,
q yracuse, On "Wednesday the 3lst Of August.
'fhe Wing State Convention, Of Maryland, will
be aeld At Annapolis on the lst Of September.
The democrats OF Wisconsin will hold their State
Convention at MadfOnor 7th of September, and the
wings at the same place the 18th.
In New York the democrats and wings will
both hold their State conventions at Syracuse, the
former on the 18th of September, and the latter on
the 9th Of 0 ;tober
Massachusetts, will present six political organiza-
hons each holding its peculiar actions predo-
Dinant. The national democrats hold convention
u Boston on the 22d Of September; the wings will
meet at Fitchburg the 2eth; the plain democrats
at Worcester on tie 22d; the free soilers at Fitch
burg on the 18th; the temperance fslis at Boston
on the 18Th and State Convention Of ell those in
fAvor Of the passage Of the ten hour bill il be held
I n Boston on the 18th. Each of til csc conventions
is TO nominate full State ticket.
The Democratic State Convention Of New Jersey
viii be bed at Trenton on the 22d Sep ternser.
The Worlds Temperance Convention VII be held
m this city on Tuesday, September 6, and
The Whole Worlds Temperance Co u=sr ton a
Lucy sctoDe, Fred. Douglass and Hora &c lGreeley
affair, uiil take place at Metropolitan Hal, New
York, on Thursday, September , and be coz .nued
Two days.
woS1ans Rights Convention VII be he'd in
Cleveland. OHIO, commenting on Monday, Ear sem-
Der 8, and 70 be holden two days; and also
A Won81' g Rights Convention will be held IN his
city for TO days, commencing on Tuesday, Sc p4 m
Der 6.
The National Spirit Rappersl Convention win gJe
hid in RoaAcster the I'd, Sd and 4th of SEP
'tenber.
Gov. Cobb. oc Georgia, has not yet accepted the
+. mission to France. VIII he do so1 VIII he take
that office, viii he take bis chance for the United
States Senate2 lie goes home Immediately, aud we
shall not probably know for two or three week
whether be will reside for the next four years in
Paris or Washington. Gov. Cobb would make a
good minister, and as good a Senator.
Advicss from the City Of Mexico 10 the IFh OF
August inform us that General Gad.den. the new
American minister, he'd arrived and relieved his
predecessor, Judge Conkling, who wa at Jalara,
and would leave for horse in the next steamer Nov /
that General Gadsden has entered upon the. duties
of his Office, we may expect TO ascertain hox
our accounts stand with Mexico particularly with
regard to the Nj sa Valley affair, which hes Of late
been the cause Ct much excitement 10 beta coun-
sies. The notorious slav9, Lady Suffolk, il re-
~rted 70 have been seized by the Mexican author.
d az Carmen A. this was the place where she
VI before said to kave been captured ana than re
ea S5, the annoonceSent in cur despatch L proba.
,y smere rebasb Of tie old story.
I'll march Of death al New Orleans /. s,,u ,ro.
,ressi ug at rate that makes the st9ute-t heor,s
mail. Last Thursday tbers were two bundled ana
On the following day one hundred and Gfiyfour. In
Dement'S a persons who had died q yellow fever
Fun part culars Of the awful effects Of the epidemic
are elsewl ere given from the latest New Orleans
papers.
Quite q rge number Of persons assembled AZ /
Utica last Fri dsy t. witness he ceremony Of break
ing ground for abe Black River and Ugca Railroad
'ov Seymour made speech upon The occasion. IN
!, ich he highly cpmphmelted the directors OF the
- ard the Inhabitants Of the district throu9i
80, it is intended to pass He expressed great
81, 'ce that the enterprise would eventually |
80 :. ~ handsome income 10 the stockholders
~ ia. publish the concluding Testimony IN
800 ~ the conductor charged with having |
- noav,, nee caused the terrible slaughter Il
- NorraIl, 5r,, bridge, on the New Haven Rail
cad, last May. 81 ecial attention Is directed 70
be charge Of the j. dye to the jury, who re-
ired about noon AfST dehoerating ioree'
' four hours The Jury roiurr,f into court, ssa'oi
3 ttss ata .a0t.t taHsfre, ~.
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