The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22


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The House Of Representative viii contain s. epubli
cans eS democrats and 20 wings The Senate will con,
tain Is democrats and 10 wings elected by the union
the opposition have elected In Washington, Of which
there now appears to be doubt In towns in this
Senatorial district the vote stands as follows a,
rope, republican 80
Talbot, democrat. 4Sa
he towns to be- heard from voted last year morrill,,
228 all Others 478 The same relative gain for the re-
publican Senators in these as in the other towns would
Three republican Senators certainly chosen in Han
cock county by large majority. In IA towns received,
their majority is OIL In Aroosook and Penobsco there
is no choice.
THE LIBERAL CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR OF MAssA
Mr. Z. D. Beach, who was nominated by the liberal
convention Of Massachusetts, for the Office Of Governor
accepts the nomination. and says-in taking platform
which procaims unyieding hostility to all that class OF
legislation which invades personal rights and is alike IL
liberal unjust and unconstitutional do but reafrm
long and we'll settled conviction. But it at the
time to the highly respectable body Of gentlemen
from whom the nomination comes to add in all frank
ness that in politics am a democrat, and may not
be expected to surrender principles have always cher
ished.
The following is the call for the straght-out Know
Nothing Convention In Massachusetts,
We the undersigned, citizens OF Massachusetts, believe
in the sentiments and principles Of the American party
in Springfield on the It'll Of August.
They have no confidence in the political integrity OF
very many Of those who are seeking for fusion o. par
ties the single issue of opposition to the extension Of
slavery but they believe that their hope and desire to
betray The American sentiment and to give death blow
to the American party in the State.
They therefore respectfully invite all those who believe
that Americans should rule America and who desire TO
perpeuate the sentiments of the American party to meet
in their several cities and towns and elect delegates in
the proportion of three for each representative on vaua-
ton year to American Convention to be holden in
purpose of nominating candidates for State officers to be
voted for at the next State election.
HARD SHELL COUNTY CONVENTION IN WYOMING.
The hard shell democrats of Wyoming county held
their convention in the village of Warsaw the 18th
inst, and after nominating their candidates for the
county offices, passed the following resolutions
nd with e Of
cause we regard as dangerous to our peace and happ
great and united nation of congregated States
and Territories; that would not weaken by any action
of ours the bonds of brotherhood that make us one
nation and people, but would strengthen these bonds
and make them perpetual by avoiding and repudiang the
Resolved That we opposed to the present Prohbi
tory Liquor law, in opinion in many respects an
that in favor of its immediate repeal That while
opposed to this law, we are in favor of just and equa
BILE law avoiding constitutional objections for the sup
preston Of the evils of intemperance.
Resolved That we will stand to, abide by and main
tain the principles Of the democratic party expressed
in the resolutions of the National Democratic Conven
ton held at Syracuse the 23d Of August, 1855 and
that will give to the nominees of that convention
who all excellent In character, capacity and fitness
for the places assigned them, earnest and united
support.
MISCELLANEOUS.
VIM. S. Damrel X. N, member of Congress, of Massa-
chusetts is out against the nomination of Gov Gardner
and says that he cannot be trusted the slavery
ton. Damrell is fusionist
The Ezabethtown (Ky) h,telligencr dominates Carrot
Tavis of Kentucky for President and j. o. Putnam of
New York. for Vice PRESIDENT and the Ekton (kyl Ban
has at the head of its columns the names of Willard
Fillmore for President, and Garrett Davis for Vice.
The American Convention in the Second district OF
Maryland has nominated Hon. James B. Rcaud as can
didate for Congress.
A Know Nothing mass meeting will be held in Lock
port Saturday the Odd inst The call is signed by
twelve hundred Americans.
The Know N0thngs victorious at the municipal
election in Rising Sun, Ind the 10th inst, elecng
their candidate for Mayor and majority of the other
city officers.
We observe by the Augusta Geo papers that Senator
Toombs has arrived home from Europe and will take the
field to sustain Stephens and Johnson portion of the
Know Nohngs Of Ogethorpe refuse to oppose Stephens
and have repudiated the nomination OF Lamar.
: The name Of Passmore Williamson, the republican
candidate for Canal Commissioner of Pennsylvania Is
hosted by the Pttsburg Gdsee Beaver Argus, and Mon
trose Independent RepuJiican.
Hon. Ed. Wade, in speech at Jefferson, Ohio last
week. said he ''wanted the fusion furnace made hot
enough in Ohio this fall to bake every doughface in the
state"