The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-10
Our Boston Correspondence.


lspry Laws--The Military Wendell Phillips Argu
ment IN the Loring Case-9en. Wilson on Free Trad
| The Kno,o Something's and their Aopenens-Loca
| Elections, dc.
Our Board of Trade have not able agree on the
usury question, but majority in favor of the repea
of the laws and have adopted report to that effect.
While strenuous efforts making to have our militia
encampme nts abolished IL is proposed to call such en-
campments in Rhode Island At recent meeting of the
legislative committee the subject Mr.. F. Adams
spoke with much severity of the in which things
have been done on his property in Quincy, which city
companies have appropriated their service against
wishes and remonstrances law ought to be passed
to prevent such outrages on the rights of property
Wendell Phillips argument IN favor OF the removal Of
Judge LorDg from Probate Court has bsen bshed
in pamphlet form. He shows that the people, in 1921,
decideu that the Legislature should have the OF
removing judges with without cause, it might
think proper lbe Loring gets very slowly and
the committee shall move more swiftly than they have
az yet.
nate the question of taxing the material used by
manufacturers which TO have been regar led
marksbe nothing for him. He said the thing
than dozen years ago. when he was in full commu
MON with the wing party and his associates liked very
well then. The wings of Massachusetts nov becom-
H. They think that they must be quiet in pre-
what they call their consistency They made
all that they can out Of protection and for
|. than they did for 'hard cider in l841.
There Is very painful feeling here among people
concerning the election in New Hampshire Those de-
who stil support the national administration
naturally greatly excited about the contest they
cannot but that their party shall 20 down ia the
Granite State there can no longer be hope for them
They have long looked to the reaction in favor of the
democracy commence this spring, and in New Hamp-
shire and should not what they hereafter expect
OUT faith and hope is proved ny their betting the
election OF Gov Baker. Yesterday of them wagered
hundred dollars that the democrats would carry the
State, which ought to afford work for commission of
lupacy, for though small bet might be all we'll enough
large one Is very different m,tter But perhaps the
better has money than he knows what to do with
or than be has OF wit OF wisdom On the other hand
the American party cannot but be excited when they
call to mind that the New Hampshire election
is the first that is to after their great victory
here by which SC high standard Of success
tablished. 1t is hard to win an Austerhtz but how
much harder to improve it, keep up to itS
Yet am bound to say that our Know Mornings
very confident OF victory for their associates in Nev
Hampshire and some Of them that the details CT
the election will be remarkable those of the
election in Massachusetts, To their language
alongside of the Bay State wh,gs-whch would be t,
place them at the top of Orzavo II no. Of Chmborazo
There is one thing that may benefit the New Hamp-
shire democrats connected with politics. aluds
to the Know Something" movement, which has been
Swift, prominent members OF the American party,
and belonging to the Boston delegation in the
House of Represer tatves. They used to be equally
prominent in the free soil party, and do now
represent the anti slavery element it said that they
dissatisfied with Gen. Wilson'S declarations in the
Senate that the Know Nothing has nothing to do
with slavery, in which they wish to have nothing
to DO with it. They had convention Of the Kno y
Something's called which met her eyesterda aniwas az
tended ny two hundred and thirty six members What
was done il unknovn to the taders but II the Amer
party do not to tho healing of this breach they
may suffer from it. One of our Know Nothing papers is
out in favor Of open nominations and HIS Gen Houston
0 smart, though not an ugly rap. l should say that
there is considerable to believe that there Is
lively time ahead for ua Ill
The elections in many of the town. and counties win
take place the 9th Of March 1t at these elections
that the Know Nothings made their first great demon
STATIONS in 1884 and people curious to whether
they have held their own they do not believe that
the te OF last fall afforded any fair indication OF the
new oty ! Is politica strength. ALGOMA.