The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10
Bogfos, March 8. l06A,

Me,ns and Acton of the Amertcaw &Vk Cbwwc1 Of
MassdcAusens-Adi0a Of Gke "Naao~ai Ame toom gass
Organisation -En-aax Of BSoAananimn- y A.
torney General Chronological for Confirmed hssrI-
dtes-Hearsno on the liquor Lass-ksrder Of Ma
Eagdn-Asrder Of kr5. Tbsene-Rform School for Boys
The Moderate men Of the American party here judging
from the conversations have had With Of their
Of the nature of q compromise but the general ssnt-
men is that the friends Of Fillmore and Dlneson were
beaten anything less than the plain endorsement and
ratification Of the PbiiAdelphia nominations amounting
TO their virtual condemnation. There wuld BE-
in attempting to dsgnise the fact hat the anti slavery
sentiment s strong in Aassach ,sets to render 1t
impossible for the Philads phis nominations tilted
except under conditions Of great risk the rsH6srs
These nominations just about the tn could
have been ade for this latitude. Mr.. Ely spoke what
believe to be the prevailing sentiment when he said,
In substance that there could be nothiog done with
those nominations. He is frank plain speaking
man, who advocate OF native
American principles in days wnen to SPEAK
in their favor enough to prevent all hope Of
political prserment the part of the speAssr. He has
sympathy with the niger worship es AID looks up
n their leaders many humoags, Gen. Wilson, in
particular, be,ng his aversion When sach man, vho
is well info r1ned and clear for
Mr. FIJI more, IL hardly BE- expected thar ootsce
OF the Americas parry viii be ti;uary St tu TX BY the
brilliancy Of his pros pests. / think tast much
wil be done until Ny Fillmore has oeeu heard from
Should bis response to tbs ,mioaiion ~ will
meet the requirements of American stay C,unc
expressed IN their resolutions OF Tue dss Is possible
that coed bght may be made for him Ut der The neci
banner, bat Lct otherwise. Some say nat hs
swer should be Satisfactory TO our Americans 1t must
necessarily be he reverse OF tina; the III, nj
Dated him and perhaps also 70 coursrveivs wntys
who have teen ,tsd 10 join the nere ranks,
FAR as the national contest csuc.rned Sooe o. the
wing papers are very shy on this su ject and iadcae
qui -: disposition to avail ne Of events
DO the Americans themselves
The osclsve when tbs Virginia, the Penn.
ylvania and the New Jersey democracy nave acted in
behalf CT Nr buchanan the source Of mucn grs Id "a
ton TO The friends OF thai z. nteDnn .et
II would surp' Use to learn that ID ed
majority q the celegstes to The Gu:npah uvsntion,
in which went he woulo hav- the twenas tss that
State will he emitted to cast in mas Ny. The
"ul" cC6ge may be found to work sgaioss the Presi
dent, tcurgh /: vas inttldeo to work ia his favor
There il sOuLe Ell Jog absurd. hOwsve, 10 be idea OF
Massachusetts being able to cast almost one-eleveah
part ot the voes to nDuiua the de- nocrac
candc whn there not above 70 OO0 demo in
the STATE or soout six lie part 4 The Whole oumoer o.
votes that the dem ought TO ia the nation,
snpfospg . EN- 70 bod ,h.ir go OF 1872 The demo
particu ariy If Me. Buchanan sh ,u. " nooaa'eS
bui Il would in that case, be ipctes.c direct ratio
sith that q the ration and % the rel.se proportions
be observed
orr 'Nstioral Americans" had meeting on Thurs.
cay eveYiDr six'y-hve oetga'es being present ).
sistent polite an, presided in virtue OF his place
President q The Estate orgaoizAt,on Mt. J. Pistre
cepsipg the PDiladephi. plssorn. which vas uoaoi-
ousiy ted; resolves in tsvo OF Gilmore aud
the way ar. Mayo President of org .nization
No - scented this resolve wni IN rather important
at his c;is,s:--
Resoved That the trolling inHusocs repubu
the Of the ~eeachase
Know Noag State Council hssgs ueon The Aneee patty
Americans Ct the state will SO improve ire snnua election OF
influence
THIS resolve was adopted Should he broad hiatt 1t
contains be followed the Amercao party will cease 20
exist Massachusetts, next month Tue g Rational
An ericans' very good fellows, DOUBT but they
slightly Elective in the article Of vtes very In.
telieent nenber Of the American r.ts that
they 90 ct nuriber above GOO voter. but IL allow
tnem double that amount vbat ia 1t IN contest that
will bring OF. 20 the polls $50 900 meut is not ssen
the srpAh dust of the balance.
MT. Attorney Gene,s Cliff ,rd has made very, shtruc-
tive report to the Laissture written vi h tn and
cearness that mark oil his productions H p/ots out
cost OF sts.avorrr 70 ENFORCE tie lqu s~, add
shows how vastly the legal business Of the S'ae has
uumter CT ef.rces 6ls more than UoO or hearty oae-
bal Of sl the criminal prosecutions of lnst year, grew
ot Of alleged violations OF the Liquor sw OF total Of
SlOs eco ct taxed costs tina $37 Quo have been
reroed upcn these protecn tons Thess figures Should
BIZ co. relate only 10 the casss thai have tried
in the higher courts. The Attorney G neral
tie belief that psosably nuch larger has bscn
taxed in the Pc ice Courts and oy Justices If tie Pes
pepdi urea, large drafts have mads he sfds, upu
he treasury TO indemnify Off cers in the vaf
ties who had acted under the seizure claus Of the la
G. ur He expresses tire pinian that the tSo IA of
1852 sLo 1865 have proved explosive TAI and how
differ ent frsm this il matter Of astonisnmen. Yet he
has been rated for ter the truth But then the Law
has not ben failure siderng the purf for which
it's inventors tad it passed. j, hss given them political
power, ofices and money.
The idea Of estabishiug hospital for confirmed inc
bristes has been revived here II Was originally sur
essted in 1851, BY M,ses Rimba always strong aud
sincere i nd OF tern and therefore opposed
the ksins Law. 1t met bur little favor them
nd m hrkfh hat Tho A.fr I.u
about 20 Danish intsmperance from the ear tn
The legislative conTni'tee intemperance have had q
was proved that every possible effort was made t,
force the law in Boston, but entirely eithou suc.ess
hr Cooley able ipdfAt gable District Attorney
testified that hundreds OF had been brought to trial
without conviction oeiog got, though the evde
overwhelming. As the legislature oy decisive msiori
ties in the House released 70 repeal the statute Civ
ing TO ures the po pronounss upon the c,nstin
tionay and justice laws and the eyis!en ofthlt
statute was alone the cause of t,ere being no convic
tions mace in ccurts the Liquor law, present
stitutd 10 likely 70 prove dead lie ter la the future
as At has been in the past Pehaus it may be amend
ed 10 have vioators OF il IL Suffolk tried 10 one
OF the rural counties, according TO Mr. Baoes PROPOSE
ton, race last SUMNER
Murders ge.tirg to be common here. Eigard
sgsn has teen committed 70 psaon toe charge Ct
having murdered bis sister Elizabeth, yourg woman
Of "A Jesrs He lea her about the head Friday
Eight uf sst week with plank and severely that she
dtd. The provocation was that the young woman
monstrated with him for rummaging the contents Of
their no,hera bureau. She lived TIL tae mex, aonday
and shen she eied fhe buried With indec haste
ana rouch privacy at Cambridge. The body has
dinnterred, ana bears the masks OF severe blows.
Several persons have been arrested suspicion Of
having been concerned In the death OF Mrs. iz Anne
Tovne wife of Mr George rospe. ~ho died so1bury
last N consequence Of bios The head breast
and stomach.
Both these murders are Of an uncom n only brutal
character showing heartess the part OF their per
petrators that Is no. common among crnlinals.
do not suppose ira. Eagan meant 70 kill his sister but
genten wiz indulge themselves in the luxury
ing their female res oug,t 70 DO with something
not quite nurderous large pieces of plank, unless
they very anxious reach the gallo va
The rinth aonual port OF the officers OF the Reform
School for Boys, at Wss5oro sh that 2ss boya
committed 20 IL Last year, aud thai the whole
there during the tine Ssi. The ds
charged Apr. ntc-d 2o+. There only three
in that year. though the variood through
the institution lhere have been eight sch os KEEP. up
OF about ;0Iupils each The receipts for the year
ST., 1.5 Il; expenditures SIS, 645 80. The more de-
PRAYED cass OF boys defy the efforts ha. made to re-
claim them. and exercise pernicious Influence
those who are bet than themselves T. mela