The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-17


new ns.ne unasr liberal ssuons and where each
man, oJ nugsney, prudence anu economy may become
Interested in soa since The topon d CON
on we have reeeysd az acquisi,o % O iores territory
administration Of Mr. eerapn by trsy with France s
l3cs'; Florida, snoer Mr. Mamoe, by tsaty with spalr
with ths. republic in Decem1o, lsiS, censrmed b.
fe-ria, ~ Mr.. Polk, in May, fsas the Messa Valley
under nssiasnt Pierce, By trea'g s wla se.,.
the jur.sdxsion Of the fedcgM government, rsacheo
the iprsense OF one thou5aad three hundred an1
,hree hu.sdres and swes.T sorss a this vast sre
| gate there remains unsCh oxeBs Of territory
and p @ s sea 80
Incorporates nte States lCheer-l ms vast don,ss~
was stcu,st BY re commoa blood md 1e.slre Of az
the tnis enc tS- advantages fo~fEg fuu this Proif
source OF or~ nDasrisl wealth, greatness ind honor
should be eqsrAS distributed AGcugh az rhe States,
cordiDg 10 III, r federal repyescuEN0t tAppiause}
Whether made avasbe in iniraa, il1proysments ana
The oe eopeLsn of the resources OF re scustry there
employed in the sacred purposes educaaor the Dens
o's should be etsnded to all the trtss the otJ wsa
a. the new, that comrose the sedcrzc3. Proper
oocemenis should continue TO be presented to H those
who desire to OF the sci n she
those agnhcfn r7sro that taxing trei 40 rces IN the
Rocky mountains low either INTO he Pacsto. reasb
the Cult OF Mex,cs. Here IS region midway
upon the continent, broad, fertile erpsusdve,
latcn and the re1ondant popuiason OF Europe
for centuries to come, (Applsuse.) Hanc this cot.
s'ret tbed plain presents so many inducements or she
Isborer and the busbso1 man, there DO n
Dsticism enough aroused in this conntry
Al. ction OF the people from that great unioa pre-
ssDts them many advantages, and whose coatn1-
paramount to ali other earthly oblsatonss (AP.
plsuse.) care not who the man may be, give hia
but in the SOL -le his chil iren play uya
the green sward of which he has the title deed~-CnA
will ins,n into them sentiments Of lore end aGas
ton for the country that gives him home and pss-
lection, where At tie close OF life he repose BE-
meath the soil he has defeaded as patriot ana ouiI1-
NJ. prOCpaled n
review bis course as member OF the ThYty-thlBd
Al The conclusion, three cheers were Sivcn hn. T.
tbs democratic candidate for Congress- after whichJus
Morton delivered an able address, when tine nssu.g
dispersed.
OLD LIsE WHO'S CITY CONVENTIONS,
body calling themselves the s'sTait Wing Ccaysa-
ton" met last night at Constitution Hall BroeAvuV,
70 put candidates in nomination for city Offices.
benjamin n. Quake was called to .he chair WHOM sbsul
sixty persons were present
The frst busipess order was the eiectpg Of - ~
porten, which was done with great unani nifty. ~
gentlemen Messrs. Weldon and Conckiin, who sppsassA
IN that capacity, were accordingly marched out o. -
The following nominations were then made
nAyor..;.. ;.............. Isaac o. Bhsxer
CORPORATION Counsel. Louis n Glove
Aims House Cove ernor . .......... Benj r. Tanosnav
The above are Also the Know Nobipq NJ mIuees. ivS
BraJsh got several votes for Mayor but hee s
position worth mentioning TO the other candidates. Ne
Convention then adjourned
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT KNOW NOTHING nez1'
NATION.
John Decker has received the Know Nothing nounA-
ton IA this district.
rIDs7 ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN sonsNA-
TfoSs.
The Republican Convention or the Trs. Assembly eig-
Tict met st tho Museum Hotel IN Ann street. last ugns
and nominated Aired +. Croker. The ballot stooas
A. T. Crooker. ..........................
II supposed the nrsi Iamed gentleman win dsca6ns
In which event Mr Pepper viii be the nominee
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT KEPUsIIsAS aoszEA
TIoN.
The republican delegates TO this Convention mcs .
the Hotel Constanz wednesday night, and noninassA
Henry Befrsm as candidate 10 represent the district =
the state Assembly.
THE NoMINATIoSs.
In our Issue cf yesterday there several slight
takes to spelling OF candidates for nor.anAsa
anc ether minor The following all tho ssg~
nctions brought to cur notice.
J. L. Brown claims be the regular candidate 6 hs
democratic party in the Nineteenth ward. y
William D. Giles Is tnc democratic candidate n u
Forty f'si Council dstricl
Caleb Mosher Jr s the Of the Fillmore cAnt1-
date in tho Fiftieth district.
Samuel Durhaus, Jr has declined the democrats ~
miDaiion in the twentieth Council district
Thomas r Ackland has declined a similar homer q
the hands OF the same party, In the Thiriysenycoth ~
uict.
William Taylor pat down In our ls, as the Know Ne
thhg Councilman nomiration the Twenty eighth -
trict, Ia the democratic candidaie
Joseph y. Pollock s the American nonnee In 80
rhcn Gardener have beth been pnt nominAi.sn ~
he democrats in the same district
Daniel Bellows Gays he 10 not Know Nothiog, nsS b
he tho candidate OF thai party for Councilman Ne
thirty sixth dsirct.
Charles H. Hasweii. not f. II. Hsswel, Is tho dsus-
atic nominee In the flIty nuh Council district
Albert Porter says he IA the regular American CANA
date for Alderman in the Fifteenth ward, Instead d Aeav
snyder, m arnounced.