The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

md temperance, and Coalition, and lastly, bunker
I'm, to make the broth thick and slab"
There are four regular candidates for Governor
szd Lieutenant Governor, and a small and select
attachment Of the hunkers have placed Dr.. Wales
before the people. The candidates are az follows
GOVERNOR.
Henry y Gardner. ''.''s'''''of Boston, \. ~.
Emory Nashburn.. ..,.......o OF worcester, Wing.
Henry Wilson ................o oil Natick, rep
nen,y Bishop. OF henox, dem
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Simon Brown. ..............of Concord.
WIN. q. Plnnkett. ....,....... OF Adams.
Dorease summer ..s...,.s..s.oi u harrington
Caleb stetson ....'....... OF brantree
George osborne. .,....,....,.oi DanVers.
The common opinion Is tina. Mr.. Gardner will be
ahead, and some think that he will be chosen by
he people, as it is 70 be hoped be vii, by way OF
rebuke Of that malig ant vhg oisgschy which has
ridden Massachusetts, so long. fhs,r attacks on
Mr.. Gardner have Disguised every body, rs thsy
show that man ia 70 be alo we'd 30 aspire % OH
in Massachusetts,, save through WING msdiums, on
no less penalty than that Of being iibelled aud
Yuinsd. The morgrel alliance that has been formed
FOR Ire purpose of effsctny his destruction is
posed of rampant wings aud rampant free sellers,
aided by dash Of huuksrs Even the runmies are
distressed AZ the prospect of his not being gnifi
silently attached TO tie canse Of temperance TO allow
Of temperance men supporting him. In the mean.
time the people, disgusied with these displays OF
malice, are coming 20 his support, aud ne alone
VIII be benefited by thu attacks that have been
made on him. Toe Know Nothnga are strongly
ATTACHED 30 him, and ratified his nomination. and
mat of Mr.. Brown, al their last great convention,
held on toe TIN, by acclamatioD. MIR. Gardner will
ret the votes Of many Lersons who did not see his
nomination with pleasure, they having feared that
his o. athies were with the wings Ii they were,
the wings have taken very good care that Bhsy shall
n0s remain with them; and hated and as ssed
by tine wings IL likely 80 be satisfactory TO the
manning two thirds Of the community. The object
of sl sensible people Is to knock whggary on the
head rs sonlstning that 1t is absolutely necessary
% get rid OF before We can have iibe al, well con.
dacted State administration. To vote for Any other
man than Mr. Gardner, wita such an end in view,
would be piece of childish puerility. Judge B,saop
has no chance Of an election aud Gen. Wilson has
Salem EFF amazingly from his old position. So an zry
mp another candidate for Governor This was done
u free soil meeting in Nswourypo. s, the o her
svening, at which CHARLES Allen was nominated,
nAd resolutions passed complimentary to Mr.. /.
Sumner, who 10 on the same ticket with General
Wison, as candidate for the Office of Lieutenant
GoyerLor.
There are neatly two hundred candidates up for
Etate senators-Nhgs, democrats, Know No :hi1gs,
republicans, temperance men, hunkers AID run
mses. Some or these are on more than one ticket;
20 that the prospect Of electing few Senator's is
better than it was. IL would DO absurd 10 cumber
your columns WITH tie names of thsse Candidates.
Wish few exceptions, they are as unklogn as the
EEuscan language, and equal number OF names
readers as most OF theirs. The Kaog NOGhiags are
confoent that they will carry Suffolk ccunty ald
the city OF Boston. The Le2islaturc trsy ere re-
markedly condden. of possessing. Sach noaius
Mons for the House as tley have mads indicate that
the wings have little to expect from them. The at
eAcks on Mr. Gardner have sestled .hs business with
the wings.
The following is > list of our Cong ,ession.l cludi
estes, SO far as known. The Know Nosaiug c8lii
dates are suppose TO be as have given them, bas
4 cannot answer for them in all cases