The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-07

true man win DO elected. KNOW SOMETHING
Our Boston Correspondence.
Boston, May 5, 1855.
The American Stats Council Of yassachussD Of
its Action-The Anti Slavery Party Completely Veto
rious-The Gallops Voted Dooa-Wiu Mr.. Lorisg be
Removed !-Kansas AGairs--Neo Hampshire, dc.
The most interesting incident politics that has
occurred OF late is the action of the American party
here, through its ta.e Council whicn met in Boston On
the 1st of May and which action 10 regarded as having
"abolitonized that party People may speculate as TO
the cause OF this much they please, but it all
solves itself down this pa statemsnt The Amari-
can party in dsfsren to the public
tment of Massachusetts, From the day that the Ne.
braska bill was introduced into Congress Massachusetts,
bas been setting stead y in AMI slavery tectioa
stronger than she as b,fore THAT act broke
down whatever there be left OF stsu ia
the State the subject of savers and events 10
Kansas bave given additional impetus to current that
you probably thoaght was ttroOs enough before.
called your attention tia.s since 70 tie victories
achieved by the free soilers Lgsla:urs and it
able to iufer that Of that body
only representing public op mon ey their action. They
anew what the people wanted aud proceeded ord
ip7Iy.
IL supposed that to and antcy viii be brought
into opposition by The divisions of thu State Council
that Boston II be arrayed against the rural districts
doubt of anything OF the Kind occurring It is not at
all probable that Know Nothngs Bostoa are such
SHY people TO quarrel with their country friends be-
cause they cannot have t1er way In all things.
They have had wilt have their full share OF ths
good tbir that from victory and have loe
rally treated in AL respects. Whist could they gain By
9ua,relpg2 SotbiDg unless they should deem It p,
vegs to BE- sosed TO aid in any attempt that may tie
mace BY the wings to effect restoration. TIE wings
would be very gs to have their aid 10 the Fray
they would be- In hurry to invite them to the feast
II feass there should be.
Some attempts have been made to throw doubts on
the accuracy OF the she'd accounts of what occurred
in the state Council Tns only error In those accounts
Is that they do bot state the half OF what occurred
details of the Councils action would drive people
almost crazy They amounted 10 a complete crushing
ONT process AZ the OF The ionals - Pre-
vons 10 he voting being hsc for officers Mr.. Pierce the
first President OF the Know Nothing Order who 9nss
that strorg effort 70 oispiacs aim about to bs
made, obtninee permission to read speech Ia wnish
der ounod the Fugitive Slave law the NeorasIa bill and
slavery generally, For one who had alw avs bssn re-.
garded conservative he spose most radically; but
his late repentance Of avsi he uii but get
u votes oa Of more than 300 toat cast all ths rest
teIg given to Councillor Foster, of 3rimdeld oil
original free soler. The other votes even more
for their unsnmlty against the old candi
was defeated in contest or the Office OF Treasurer
Lent Governor Brown, who we'd all the but
Hrs could get but three votes for re elsc hon to the
office OF @orsbpfrl Instructor being succeeded by |
Charles Phelps well known soilsr Ne. Warren,
Who dir missed from the office Of Vice President
celved bur hall Dozen votes, and succeeded By Mr.
Fsrseu Mr. War On opposed Gt IN. Wi sons elect ion.
When Gen. Wilson had moved a serss OF resolutions
not materially different from those waich ADOPTED
on the sane cay by the New Hampshire Co1nci Hr.
Ely moved 10 lay them the table, This was 90 posed
ano voted down almost unsnimousiy. Mr. Carey of |
Ipswich, who hsd been arded as strong
tive, anisvery speech which " said to nave
been very eloquent This speech IL cred t1s
remarkable because Mr. Carey had just bsen defeated
candidate fer one Of the Offices OF the Or Mr.. Ely
q E0 aud fra arFA
character those Of Mr. Carey lie said among other
things that he had subscribed aty dollars aid OF the
had attached TO It's PAL that tbey should fight
Mr. Baker, who was reelected secretary, ons OF
Governor Gardner was present 10 the ,ansn and was
fret chosen Pa6ent in place Of Mr. Pierce but decl
actI g in that capacity
General Wilson is to make address at Audover IN
ths course Of few days in which he will advocats open
proceedings and cessation of secret action This pro-
was brough forward In the Council bu. NO denite a.:
ton Was had on II
Our House OF Repre- has pas sed the bill ab,l
ishing the punishment of death On hearing OF this,
Governor irdper expressed his regret, AMI
sidred the Law as it stands to DO red tbs
rage contract There certainly Ia each case,
which Is all the resem blanca thai between the
two things.
what is to be the fate OF Judge Losipg. l think he
will be removed, because the pressure from with.
q politician and leader OF . party ana as such
he must submit to Go things OCCASIONALLY, that he may
not lie Should he not remove the Jutge, he would be
Owed from the overnorship Report say that seven
Of the nine Councillors favor Of removal The sx-
cepiors are sa1 to be Mr. nansor Of the Norfolk dis
tric and Mr. NeiGon OF the Mitdlesex the ablsst
btrs OF the Council tns Governor should consult with
the Attorney General he would be advised not TO ra-
move the Judge, as Sr. Clifford is strongly opposed to
aryhpg calculated to lessen the power Of the Judiciary
He, the Board Of Overssers voted keep Mr.
Lofipg in his Law Secretsryship st Harvard.
The Boston Post has coms out against tbs " Missouri
ou'rsg,s" in Kansas, fTgM wrch infer that the
adn nistraton will uphold Governor Rse'er. II is
said that General Cushing Ia In favor VI decided
against u Q MissouIiaps,
despatch was received here yesterday from Vrsnis,
by enc Of the conductors OF a weekly Know Nothing
ipquirirg whether IL true that that motto
rious abotiopst," Henry Wilson, had been chosen de-
legate TO the National Council &c they seen, to think
= good deai Of the matter In tee 0la Dominion.
They are increasing the pumbsr of candidates for
Senator in New Hampshire. Ichaood Goodwin la bsen
brou hit forward by the Portsmouth Jouib whish may
be considered sort OF invasion OF thu right Of Nc
Bell Hale aud Bell to be the men, ualess there
should a very great change things during tae next
Eve or Fix weeks.
A gentlemap who wss here from Wasanyto q short
time ago, says that the President dreamed, the night
bfo,e The New Hampshire election that the cemocrats
Rad trumphsd carrying in all th.ir can9iiates That
minds Of the accounts ~ h SONS OF the Roman
vritersFlo.us, Lucap sn6 otbers-hsve ytven OF the
dreams Of Pompeus IN the SAUNDERS OF the night bstore
the battle OF Pbarsaa, when he haunted with de-
lusive visions Of his spls ntid theatre at Ros, anil
listened 70 the eshoeEof popular applause which mad
often greeted m there. Our found his Phsrsa
la in The Grspie state Unless matters should greatly
Grange in the political world the next Presidential
test VIII prove 10 the democracy Ph lipp
New Pest Onicss.
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