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WoucEsrrn, Thursday, Sept. 90, 1855.
n, pe,ublicnn or Fusion state Convention VA
,...oIv attended, to-day. over 900 delegates being
nrc..n rom al parts Of the State inciudi'g several
., wbio nsmbers oil Congress. several hno"-H oth'nS
Co,orcssmcp. Senator Wiltor, AMI many oi Tue rank
an, Clio Of the late Wing Free Sod and hno" No'h''S
tic Tho Hon. \. L. Banks was chosen Prc'i-
IT,, vv;,b long lis, of yscc-preJidents and >ocrets
- Richard II. Dana Jr, Free SOIL was chosen
.;uar of tho Committee or Resolutions. After
,.s.;, vote that. to avoid cheating, each delegate
MID write HI, name and resi- fence upon his vote for
candidate G,r Governor, the Convention adjourned
for dinner.
In the afternoon an Informal ballot was taken 'or
covernor with the following result: Whole number
If votes 944; necessary 10 a choice 13 Hcury Gard
nor X. n. had $40: Julius Rockwell Wing, 300; ).
w. Foster, Grand Ssohem of the know-Nothing State
CounciI 100; Judge F. X. Hosr, +. $, 45i L. ID. E-
lot. Wbig and z. S., .; scattering, II. No sooner
had this result been announced and motion made 20
90 into formal ballot, than Mr.. VIM. Brigham Of
Boston. an Anti Gardner Wing, called attention 70
the fact that call had appeared in the Boston papers
for straght-out Know-Nothng Convention, and that
this call contained the ct no less than - OF me
Boston d. gaiion to the Fusion Convention tie did not
like this PLAYING fast and loo-e and wanted to know
how far Governor Gardner was connected with this
movement.
A. O. Brewster of Boston. amid applause, laughter
end Kisses defended Cover Gardner as true Anti
Slavery man. who had clear record GA that sub
iect rs any one in Massachusetts.
He was followed by j. q. A. Griffin. an ultra Free
Soil lawyer Of Charlestown, who, amid much contu'
zion proceeded to argue that Mr. Gardner was not the
man to receive the nomination of the Convention.
A formal ballot COR candidate for Governor was
then taken. The Hon julius Rockwell had six votes
over all Others. and about 50 over Gardner, \ mo-
ton TO make the nomination unanimous had few
scattering Navs. The present Leut.-Goyernor,
Treasurer, and Auditor nominated for reeleo-
ton by reclamation. +. X. Hoar was nominated
COR ATTORNEY. Genersl. After the nominations pari.
otto spoeches were made and much enthusiasm mani
tested.
The sddrss of the Convention goes over the whole
erouud of Sle slavery question and declares that all
other issues are for the time dropped. 1t says: I'VE
" offer no geographical or sect onal issue. We adopt
no principles which have not the sanction OF the
founders Of the Republic in all the Statos, North or
" South Free or Slave We adopt no principles
&" which Wa. hipcton, jefferson and Patrick Henry
" would not have gloried to he brought into action.
" We adopt DO principles which conscientious op9on-
ents of the increase of Slavery from all parts OF the
land cannot and ought not to recognize. We act in
no sectional spirit to men, We are ready to vote
for men from any part of the land who will act with
"us. Our motto is: No North No Sou h; Freedom
60 for all the Territories No new States but Free
{" States, North or South.
The resolutions are of the tenor and both we're
unanimously adopted.