The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

Governor Gavdner's Address- Opinsens on R-1xs
Senatorial Question: 0sSe,nor BoxtsosH Spoken
of as a Candidate Erecwtive Cosnc,iioys-As
irish Company Broken Up-Lcctavss--7xe Opera
"A Fugitics--Mr. Butman, &c. IF.
The address Of Governor Grdser has created
much sensation, and placed him in the very 'front.'
rank OF those public men about whom publ, atten.
ton Is now concentrated. His election by an
enormous maj Jrty and under the most singular cir
cumstances, made him marked man; but those
were matters over which be had NO control, and
upon which he could have very little influence. A
fool might easily have received 80 600 votes as Q
wise man. or have ootai1ei tho domination But the
Governor would be accountable for bimsslf when
once inauguEated. The credit that follows from
wisdom the discredit from folly, vas sars TO bc
bis after he mad got into the executive room. He
-, though, evidently no lrshman or lover of Irsh-
men-just che man for Galway" He has told the
rev party what their IDEAS ale, which was more
than some Of them knew before the address was
made. He has made Da!ivism the dominant ele.
ment Of that party, whereas Il was likely 70 be
fmothered under the various othor "isns" thai
went to make up the sum total Of this views Of the
victorious party. The natives are grateful for
this rescue OF their pet dogms, to which
but small attention bad been paid after
the rush Of free sellers. democrats and wings
had thrown themselves and their distinctive ideas
Into the background. The Governor has the seass
to see ihst IL In upon Daivis a-with its dread OF
fore ign iLfuene ard deep hatred Of po oery-shat
the party must rey for continuance The very general
appreciation with which the ADDRESS has been 70
ceived By men Of all parties proves that he has hit
the marx full In the white, and Won that priss b,
which the eyes OF men are 50 dazzlcd -success. IL
anything eau keep the party, of which he is the
head, together, 1t must DO the effect Of that docu
me MT in which he has erurciated the principles OF
his supporters, and placed them before tho world.
Men acmi,e boldness and the Governor has OK ,ibit
ed more co9rsge than all tho rest Of cur chief ma.
gissraks for the last twenty years. The whig "a.
pers, when making comments ON the Know Nothing
festival speeches. we're in the habit OF saying tn i
the hour Of rial FOR Tho victors would come With
the inauguraio1. Well. the Inauguration hour ar.
nved, and Governor Gardner showed that the man
WAS ready forit He deserves the esteem in W lich
he held, for not dsap pointing mis- friends and bv
exlsibitiI bold frons to his enemies.
Tho Senatorial quest0nis expected to roach q
crisis TO morIos ~isernosa. waea there is TO be q
caucus literally legislative caucus-sse,ng tina,
every member viii have . right TO be present,
except three or four, to select q csnsidats
Tor Senator. The most contradictory opiaions are
expressed ss 20 the re3ult, by msmbsrs of rood
stan ding. One will tell you that Gea. Wilson has
no chance ahaeyer; and that there are inauences
at work In the House sgsicst him, OF witch hs
with al! bis s1Iewdness and familiarity vita p,l.
Tics, has no idea. tGen. Nils0a was nominated on
Friday by tns a'Gss Ia caucas; il is thou yht ths.
the Senate will nominate Mr.. FLY. young lay.
yor. The election takes place GA Tuesday, t1e 16h
insf--ED. HEEALD1 Anctner declares that all the
western members arc for the General to Q MAJ;
While thiro IS ready to swear thas all ta- western
men are opposed to him. aad thss they will not vote
for sDy Candidate from the caste n part Of the
State, bu, XIII al such candidates or a. summsriy
a. they are said 70 nave disposed Of Mr.. Kings aspi
rau " The ltakar's chair. The friends of Gep.
W. are confident that 70 will succsed In the House;
but they are lot - sureot sue Senate. An dsavor
he's bean made to hsve the bran hes h DID pepa.
rate csucusee, contrary 70 custom, aud 30 prevent
the suppose, email majority agsi1s; TIE free soil
car didase Ia the 5elaL rom bei9g oger-fd daa by
the supposed large, majority for him 10 the House.
Thus lar tais piao has rot succeeded, and am not
aware OF its ohaucss for the futare. Ia electiag a
sfpaior, tie two ban hes vose IA c3DouTeuce. In
1861, the Senate elected Mr. Sumaer about three
months befoTc he was chosen by the House.
A new name has beea mentioned la connection
with tbs eectin. Governor Boutwell, has ben
brought forward, or nsmsd, by prom aant
free soIer, Nj tie possible caaoidiss of hts parry Ia
case they could not get their frsi c1oice. Il IL
said that be has joined the Know Not lings. and
has b. come qua ifiod u be a csldidae; bus should
Think him rather queer sort OF Tree selef IL
would be most amusing settlement OF the question
If toe Cover sh 1old get The Office, while 10 have
all been talking about the prospe t. Of others The
new Governor " said to have no aversion TO the
idea Of exchanging bis present lace for that wncn
Mr.. X ckwell nos bol1s au1 bis address would be
an amazing hep TO bin II his friends should soc III
~ Put bim forward Ia earnest. some members
declare that the nan who ~ill be elected has act
yet been raiLed. He must, iu that csse. be an in.
oiv1fual " femsrksbic powers OF Obscurity, for
there is h,roly man WHO knows hog to read or
wfix, who has not bsea put forward for the Off .e
by some create fool tb.o himself Nothing will be
doLe by the Legislature until this question snail
Ia
Mr.. Philo Sandford who has been elected Stste
Tteasu er, "a new mac 70 me. l never heard Of
him before, but presume no Is Bostoni,n, tasre
is such lame Ia our CITY Dire tory To pla %
was offered 10 Mr.. Hal, treasurer uader the coal.
ti0n government but hs would not take Il; and
then 10 MT. Fay, VIA was OILS chief clerk, and BY
Much interest Is felt in the sppolntmsn. OF An At.
to'Iey General, as ths Governcr secns disposed TO
make that officer his conscien keeper on the sub
ject OF rum. TIE nc Couucil Is very respectable
body. The Mod esex Councillor vas tue hardest to
hx upon, ano Mr.. Ntlso0 was ut last sele, ted be.
caute lawyer was Leedsd &c tie board. NJ.
Banks II ssd 10 have voTkel for Mr.. Marsh bat he
rarely succeeds wei TO bis friends as ns friends
90 fcf BIN. Mr. Rsnsa n, rom the Norfolk district.
IT. ore o. the members OF the Daily Brs c,fps Of
officials, and hts q .tion very gratifying 70 tne
press OF eli pa ties. better selsc.ioo could not
have been mace particularly ~ tie Bee went into
the American mOsemsri sc q tine when ere sss
10 resson for supposin that 1t prove success
III st an early "a, II ever. Another member OF
the Bee es'sblishD.nt. sir. Bradbury, Il e,isat
men be- OF tie Hose, from Boston. Nj. Hutchng.
the Essex Councillor Is democrat. TSo III tue
Wtstfrn members are free soilefs.
An lrsa Company, the CJlumbiaa Arti lery, met
on ruesdsy evening, and diso .Dd d iisef This IL
tie frss practical result Of toe Cove nors cd iresi
Let us hope tbst with the sid OF Divine Providence
ard OF companies composed Of native bora citizens,
we may We; mainssin our p)si.ion among thu co.a-
nuDities ~ the world.
Henry Ward Beecner lec'ursd hero last night, on
"PstriCtvm' enr vas very sue es.fn q. rs fv
IDENTITY not Know Nothing la aLy sense. NJ.
Bcnks 6cinitd on Monday evening before the MeI.
car tile Library Association, 10 address ~ncn bl1y
10 considered the tishess honor that sscnu,stts
oyftor can aspire "a. He sss cot very susce ssfgl
aud never 10 - lecturer. r. 10 singular that 10
IRE srt afer s1o1ld t.il 10 lecturnz, 10 r1ca bu
sinefs o fsLkss rt6ms 10 b. born. 1 never k1er