The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-09

Our Bestoa Correspondence.
BossoH, July Z, 1856.
MeStW1 " the Derocyuic ox Central Comaslhev Gen.
catsag as an orssor AID an Eaisor-Hansisg in EH-
g-FaGurs Of o&r Cay Cseorat on-TAe WsaAer-- En-
1Ss from o 81 Peto~sbury Letter, &c. .,,-...
yhs Massachusetts, Democratic Btake Commi,tee
bsd eda and Harmonious meeting yesksrdAy, Ia
whiotss WAS desidsdt cal . State Convsnsoh oa the
5h Of September ust SAX weeks later than ths time
pitched cpon By the Granite Ctub ~ tho most pro-
per cine that The Convex sson ought TO- nsse The
Convention viii be IN Interesting one, because the
GuberSstos,al nomination Is eagerly sought u seve-
mi gsaasmss, Who .ould b glad 10 b reodeniasd
% she leaders sus os mocrscy, bat Who have too
mach ssnse 70 thlak IL possible ever to become
GuVapsF Mr.. Kno sron, Of Worcester. M 0ris-
void. x Greenfield, Gu Heard, Of Bost,u. Mr.. n
J. Lord, Il Sslen, sa0 Dr.. Child. Of PistzAsld ere
among those named. GSv. Bout Wen ID als3 spoken
c BY ssms, has has coaLectioa With the Knsv
Somsthiras would seeG 70 % enough 10 kesp him
from seoeaying aay tara er tavors from the dsmoo
racy, who, howvvee, have bot few solid favon to
confer on anybody in tais state.
do xo< bear that ssy ,esotves wore passed In the
COMMITTEES. The dis ses,ooa sith the party Ia to
hquss qlseton ~ al opea one. WHAT will add to
the snssest q sho question win be the choice Of
deisgsteA ut large tD ~, next national convenHon,
which tina Office holders VII endeavor to control, by
way o easfying %: sneic practical joke q nominal
ing Ptstos sor reelection. NH
/ ess that the wasniugsoa Union has published
an ovation delivered ~ Con. Cushing, at Newbury'
pot enshs -Four tn of July, 1850. This was tho very
yesr. almost the very uoash, when tho General was
erge gsd. ia company with Mr.. Boutwell, General
W.soa and other e1aino,s democrats and free soil
ere, IN aying brosa ana de,p the foun istions Of
ttet coalition which, bat few moatha later. elected
Ma. Sumner TO- the Usiseo States Senate, and, liz
de latsr still mads she Gsnersl himself Justice Of
our Supreme Coat, bs having not only begged for
ths Office bat literally osjea for II, promising ss
ocrs4ssssien. that 10 wou.d devote himself body
ax4 soG- (the iasses - rather q small one, and
probably did not e,ans Ia much IN the bafgairl-
to the defence Of The soAisian with the next demo
crsacs administration against the attacks of snch
men - Gssene, Frcshaognsm d O.. He made
tssss promises jast Sbsu the same tims that he
useJ u be closstsd vita leading tree Aoitsrs, aad
other casitionists, NJ ma fremont a ,uss, sndss
vet;ng 90 to arrange matters to secure the free
scI voss Of Massachusetts for the Democrat: can
dictate fx the Presidency. 4H A1gy
Sow, ss sse Union seems to be charmed with the
Attorney Generals productions Of the year 1850,
Why wiz not that paper republish the articles
vhioh shat gentleman uset to furnish to MassAchu-
settss 6emocl alto pagers only . few weeks later
than shs delivery Of Ne Fourth .or July GRAFTON
81 heWbuxJ port AID OF which we're In deienos OF
tie pckttou thai wss toc most proper tnlng in t1e
1rxd f0k Gem0c1ats 20 Cxesce 1Ish aboht0nists for
the eccpmpilshmens Of cersain purposes, one OF
~ IA E, 49, ~ fr0nn
which Desirable elevation ne was to bio coalition
{abortaoUD uumpes iet tne benet; Of Mr. FiINores
okMOcsAtic eucc<ssos O.s Of these articles lies''
not Ak 5aSds from tee. ~ write, 10 manuscript, and
ptthAps the owner vi II sud be induced 70 fuinash
the Unscn with copy of IL, whica he could do In
q, Sifrefe seeing slss rhe article was published in
tie autuEor OF 1860 AAo WAS admired by tens Of
Thousands OF peopie- IIe,oilect nearing it highly
rtased ~ Gre OF too most eminent anti slaveTy rea
u Massachusetts, who sxi that IL had done more
to recoccIe him 20 G1e conisiou than auYthiI he
Esd sen. The Tres 10 lSrs, who had not the re.
mcte stss Of its anth0snip. were especially pleased
With tse article.
speaking Of the Ass,rney Generals writings, he
stose she leader in toe WAahingt N Union Of July
o9aded' Birth E.lss nsnls IN the Uaited SAkes.'
kaaw il II from his pen IS well as II mai ssen
hum write II IL Is his style, and has the short. curt
pAxsgsphs in whcn be loves 70 divide hts articles,
sna shxch are no. without certain attraction to
sc0e fes6srs- I isaxn tkxs Ar. Champion Il very
inc grant ttfh oar government because OK it, course
On zoe Eneish recs wstng business. He holds that
6t8t9e
BY he seeEtsor Easisnd In any patt Of tho bud.
NJ. JSnss6aa Battles, master Of the Evsrsss
SchcH m Dorchester, wss hung n eMgy because
he sdyised his scnolas NOS to attend the cefebthtou
At which NJ. Evestss was the osetor NJ Egreets
asfsscs ms vhsa he $40 about having tbeheonists
ibdscS, 1856, IN hts message to- Ne LegiaAturs.
A. so Il .S s 2s' y: e e sss
ca VI wight h.s Ssa si7sH . hlA x ss.sHsl
silver PITCHER and goblsss, the donors being cetaiq
with bis dsience q The sysssn before Legislative
Our easy celebraaoa Of the Fourth il not likely
s 53 91 I've Ss:D,y q n ns., mao
a. ffepects ana the authorities arc heartily ashamed
it sos OF tjemssves, 81 least Of their failure. Bos
ton eight to take the pan 10 So ID things; but It
very csstsn that aha took nothing IN SCAT Of this
year.
committee Of seyeu members of the baltimore
Cy Cou- ci arrived here yesterday, for the purpose
q examining the c,ty's water works. don't 'nnk
that ssy u pe vel y muon astoaiShed at what they
etan see Tee works are all we'll enough, bet no
1i1g &C very ASTOUNDING, whatever may be said -
Tie oarsat3.
We feel sxsti rnat &c ls NOT ~ warm as it vas, a0d
uhst there hss been aDy o1spge.
! have bt.lfe me Letter from a distinguished
AherfcsE serts nan BoR In 81. Petersburg, dated
Jore 4, from which WILL make some extracts tina,
DsF prcve Interesting 70 yoar readers Tee write'
asyss-
The pecps here have generally pretty clear no.ox
Of cur Init utions, but the Name thing vhcs
they csarot possibly comprehend. The liquor trad
hars IL etgctly goyernmsnt affair, and privileges |:
uEoets.cn manufacture and sale fsrned out, 81
fore Cog az Immense ieveprs The drinking OF -otks
(bTsn02) highly encouraged AMI certain holiday
(uo rLfrequett eitber) getting drunk is kind OF roll
sors exexctss by when sPparcnt that the devote
= good Cnr,stian good subject On thsse o-cs
ncus the rDlce have instr to take o. suct
ps<soss whose deyotions dra them beyond tn,
lire Of st1ict obtcty bat t1ese guardians OF tae pub
pes generally construe tncir orders TO mean, drs thu
r-lsy,tg the unfortunate of what spare funds he
hkye sesat him, ana then A;kog Rnn into the street
As you may suppose, the death cf ths
fnYetcr pat su end ~ ell public amuseraeptS And