The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-27

with gusto that doubs a. 70 shsT sincsrry
Mr. Gardner L. of tall, slim figure sud u gooo 90
a. me- chant and ~ citizen, IL excellent Hs talents
srv quite equal to those Of Governor We bavs hAd for
poD's ould he bs chosen Gsvsrnor ae would orinu
70 the ONCE An ntmae acquaint-nce with men, great
fsmsr'y vita puoiis Ad.rs and earnest ossirs to
than have HIM for our chief msgistrate
Mr. Bro .n 10 an old democrat re il few years the
senior OF Mr. Gardner and Is native OF Nexourypors,
In this stas and not of New oampshire as has been
sts.ed 70 has sways acted With toe dsmo,rxts until
.itbin fe- months past whes he joined the fa.i IN
ist He is editor Of E.w EDgsni Farmer iss log
asricuisnrsl paper. he viii ruo well, and get many
vosss out.ide the Knos No hing party.
opsht to be stated that those who bssys
tDat the story OF Mr. arsner's ton o. cou-
pIess hoax a. that Of toe capture Of sbAstopol Tney
. snink mcsst 70 Distract attention. the general
As1ere five candi iates in ths field, (incud-
ing sne cia lins nominee who not yet knosnj it BE-
LseslsuIe, upon which body the choice Of Governor
VIA dsvoivs uniess tue whiys should ~baodon Nc. sh
body ID to Re affected in the way nth the "a
oral candidates In all FEARS the wings have
tie s.. o Uus M
elecsn With the certainty the
h. almost al the res aces IN ts tate Boat W. sllsn
kcxo.ry, Csmpricgs kantuohss, 1Auntoo, Dorchestsr
snd other places cho ,spg from two to
mepe~r', we're surs to .lscs whgs while ppoaens
where they had great msjores The sect Of this WAS
ssep 1T the cleo Cf 1851 In marked ,nner the
.mss ssng ss 2. -four h1nnaI,d ANA two
joriy sgAust the wbgs 900; aad yet so
st tns election Of 1854, when tho mAjoy at the polls
house BY eleven m'jority Now, II he Know Nothiogs
ne only half strong they rspresen. then.
sbsn sc to their Legislative csDstssss msslns
no coalitions, the chances aie that the number of
ssrAois and Representatives chosen this year in As
kachusetss will bs verv small indeed-quts as small In
quantity as they ely TO be in quality judging from
such Of the senatorial nominations been made
where they have heretofore been elected eaay
no one party viii have majority In many towns, an
debsh ie utn Last ysar the wh1s sie,ted
in uffolk. Bornstable Hsmphire, and N.ntuckst Ex
cept In suffolk their majorites smau In Suffolk
choice there ard they must be weak indosd ii they
csnno: do - much as that in Barnstapie and Hsmp-
shre Nsntuctet which votes with Lukes r,sy elect
whig The coalition, last yeas electes their candidates.
IN worcester BY large majority, and in Bristol and
Be' kshiie by small ones There Is to ba coAl,son
W"Tct ster tbs year, in the other counties
You viii, therefore ths, things getting to be
very ees eIate in re.stcn to the II gsltiye s ctons
tsttves snAl unite fuch Senators bs elected f
the purpose OF S csncies in the enas; bus sup
Ana his may be the case; there ca bc NO sesond
tlal for the eecon CT ,enstors IL there should be
none chosen the 13h Of Novemoer there the laater
fl viii net imerobsbly be Affected by provision
thai relates exclusively to tie election of city rspressn
tssives In al tho t,wns the peopl can vote IN four
Gays and as r,sny times those dsys as they peAse
provided they DO not open tho polls after specified
evening hour In the cities II is different; thsy
vote but twice. and X those d-ys they fail to .ec
they must so nreprsented Ihis provision bars
peculiar weight On the very centres Of the old whig
rIaneemenrs" foe 'hs election Of membs srs that be
long to ihe small places 1t may therefore turn ont
Of going unfspresen.ed, While ths rwsrpmsnt viii
be in tbs hands of such OF Ee "rursl districts y
ss shah be able 70 unite in ths chocs of repre-
renta'ives Tbs wouia only bs tar exch .ngs a. tho
ciies hsve ruled the ctase year sfr yesr Suils TIE
small towns have gene as completely without represents.
lives - II they had beeo the housses pe,peess pacs
the wings declared 10 be Is soon as they coa ed
to have msjorities 10 then
lhsrs is nothing tn prevent the L.ss urs
from heitg very thin BODY and the reducd1n Of thu
Bocse TO sire thar shall It very popular with
peculiar elass q people, except resort coAtcss Ia
the connttt AID TOWN.. Coalitions msy be very vi ksd
things pssicalasy II they happen 10 be
but sometimes thay besJms h;gkIr necessary rue ore
the plurah system SEQ in whs; is now hspyering
additional reasons in support o. these views thss they
ha.e 20 iopg urged IN pubic stantion.
The democrats bsye noDatsi Mr. no vand Ia the drst
Ctr gfesstral district He he's chan.e agsiuse Mr.
Eot ln fe third dstfct, air avery !. no n.na'ei s
good selection Ms has beer male in this By any
party IN the fourh dttriet s. Il. Spinney Is sb, ir
csncidste He vii PROBABLY get votes, IN hunirsi
crfo In the fifth distric, ths democtst have bssn
sccwa among the dex msn sud have thsncs brought
up the iie Mr. Psrmsnter, Tais is pleading Instance
sho %s s oo o. Of %
ports when ia Congress. Mr. Weoser In his famous
fsneuii Hall OF 1872, compmented hin on h.rog
vocassd on the grourd that hs as good "a anti
sisvsly man as tho liberty candidates that wers
sgaiDkt Tim h. was not a5oltioniss, no HIS
WAS nemipated, sup ,ose, becsuss he can be ex.
psrded better han any othsr msnn
The nominations OF the Knov Nothings for Senator's
we're made On the day tatei Ia the oERALD, time
since, though there pAfers here wh;h questioned
The steur cy cf my sta.enent Tho general opinion Is
that the nominees hk endauyor the rivers
ether waters Of Massschus through setting them
on hle by the brharcy Of heir iptelecs Great
plants have fen II the Of many Of tbs
Tn In fa-u bv,
ard cositionisa but do not th,ak thai the wocnt
mir atops that ever were n,a1c by the Old parties could
enpsIe In downright want Of iotensctua Strength gth
tbos ,hSt have proessded from par y yo weve
M NH cd The gsntiemen nominated go,d citizsns
stsstors consulting tie wela.c Of tie co immunity a.
much NJ other men; but they wofuly dsdsieat 10
striipg POINTS OF character howsver, doe. not fol-
low that because not the elite de Deu therefore
they are the elite du Dioble The gentlsmeo canaot
do much mischief But it is pity that
party capable VI ooing well should have doae NO
better and that should have began exsct Nnerc tho
other parties have ended
1t ought to be mentioned that aoms Of the Know
Nothngs do not admit that the nomns tions genuine
but others ksy they 'know nothing" about IT, w:h IL
tsntamouLt 70 admission that the hour has brought
wings afforded sdmirable opportunity to get back
som. of their old voters and perhaps few from other
pan,s., y putting up really .sl: men suss :, shall
too, should Go the the effect would ia for
them The republicans however, caa make most out Of
ths kro. otnipg want OF tact. II theY choose bat
must eonfsr than have great faith in tas doing
much better than the other new party.
Mr.. Warren who In on the Suffolk ticket, IL the
same gentleman who desired o be Tor Congress and
from his bsirg put up for tbs Senate it msy fsy
fsrred that Mr. Burossme is to have the Cong ccssi
nomination. lie ia raid 10 hsvs WORKED very hsr for IT,
and not, In all cases IN tbs ost credtabs saner ae
bitterly accused by his OLD sssocis.es the solless
with having fouehs the place he after without having
Acy regad TO their relate. .riong other things they
cha ye him with having sought destroy Gea. wilsoa
agsnst whcse nomipa by the lie T. repre
s.n,d as having coptended ve5y srenuousy. Even al
nit ing hat he should get the nomination, his electioa
would not te quite . card IL has bs-n sup
posed The fifth di.tict contains large number OF
wijgs yet who would not be easily disposed OF IL de-
pencss great deal upon whom the wings shall IT up
the result In that district
Tbs Know Nothings will, IL is expected. msks their
non ss,oIs for Congress reyt week saga, th2t
In DE Norfolk County ConvsEton the Ely party
foofed the question OF scnatorial nominations; but
II Goes not follow that they will not succeed in sectng
Mr. Ey's nomination FOR tho representation Of the os
tct now represented By Mr. fcmunds Mr.. Went Worth,
who represents the Eighth district is expected to
receive the support Of the orJer without which he
would NOT stano great CHARGE Of . election. S,ms
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