New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15
From BOSTON,.
4 The N. Y. Thbuns.

Correspondence OF The NJ Y. Thbuns.
BOsTON, Thursday, Sept. -, 1885.
The most important Of the Fusion meetings
the Boston one for the choice Of tine 1872 dole-
gates whom the city is authorized 60 send to
the Worcester COnye ntiOl--Uas held last night.
1t VAS a la ge and stormy gathering. gang
of bunker Know -No;hings of the biser sort
kept up constant attempt to create confusion;
but though they male great deal OF noise they
were steadily voted down. A list of delegates
was regularly chosen, embracing men OF all
parties including several influential Wings. Ab'Ht
onehird of the delegates opposed TO the nomiSs-
ton ~ Gardner. This meeting, it seems to me,
seals the tate Of my unlucky friend the Governor;
lie will have TO retire TO private life, supported
D, his California cane, and the consciousness oil
having fallen in the effort TO save the American
cause in Virginia. Had he been discreet enough
TO have assenied 10 tle removal OF Lorlng and 10
the Personal Liberty bill, be would be reelected
by NJ great vote as be got last year; but as ne
has seen ft to place himself in opposition o. MS
rary and to the Legislature chosen by lis party,
he must bde the consequences. The great and
vital objection TO his nomination BY the Worcester
Conye ation J. that has nomination oOaid RAISE Stab
issuss Ii would be the hight OF impolicy to EN-
barass tie Republican party at Its outset WIN
these Issues That party must, Tor the presens
at least confne itself entirely TO tho great national
question of Slavery, with regard to which alone Is
there sufficient agreement OF opinion to secure .
successful fusion and 10 construct party "hica
can deies. Nr Beach. n
am somewhat cory for his Excellency. fef'
sonally lie is a clever fellow, and has, on Tue
Whole made a very good Governor. am even
charitable enough 10 more than halt believe thssn'
was MS he tay,, conscientious 10 the LorLnS NAV
ter, and about the fersoDai Liberty law Ihoaea
the minority of tbo,e who enjoy his acquaintance
hink otherwise aud the people of the state gen.
orally agree with them.
| do NOT think however, that his Exceencf
will be long Kept dosn; be- is too able aud snoi-
tious cor that; he has moved into good Congress-
i,nal District. and II any vacancy should happen
there YOU may expect 10 see him figuring on
aTrer thcat,r than MASSACHUSETTS. lie has 1t 10
lis power even now, IN secure hinsef goa
position in the future BY slIaply withdrawing his
name from the present canvass for Governor no
would thus lay the Republican party under an
obligation v hch you'll be- repaid BY sending hun
60 " ashuetoa Of the first opportunity
r.. rsstcs Telegraph. which haS an immense
poitlcal inauencc throughout the state ~ the
orrsn of the Temperance Tcn aud the Free 7Sollers
declares itsef asaipst Gardner to-day in q vey
sblo. wellscascncd. and evidently carefully
considered article which cannot tail to MAKE aeeP
/ impression.
/ Tho taik shoat candidates in opposition to CARD
nor ,hiea, 90 utors itself about the following ma
/ + lockwood iloar oi concord stephen = III
lips ef saem julius Rocaweo OF fHsshoi'' ""1
Jshp " Fastcr OF Monson
.tuieo Hear Ia 4 Hon 81 the lion Hsnn'c' h'o.'
! nho Vas sent a. south Carolina some Year, az a
sAe ssvat OF IN the master OIL co'cre9