The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10
MLa TING OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HARD SHELL


hEsT,Na OF TIE MASSACHUSETTS HARD SHELL
KNOW NOrHIN0s-
lie Massachusetts, S.ato o The national
Know kothirgs held ipg IN Boston Q 9th
There sb, fixtj -fvs a.teuaance
u vicinity Of Dvstop ilr. La 1arse, thats:eshe0.
Ok tic hG y, presided Fillmore an Donesou w--e
dssea wi h considerable -cai Ard resolve offsrei by
1ah ran fiirs, acesp'rg Inc tta II aarptcd by the
"a ola! Cnun..i y. fhuai-irltA w.s passed with
visrim .s,o'e 5be reao aoero--ng toe4 ,uAnA N
s.,e IIthn.cd by Hoo Ianie, Warren, ssd s.ppxtet
ty n in o i',g by speech tnFy passed with sp-
iapse spd Without dissenting vtics. The following
RESOLVED Thai in he nomination OF Minari Fnmo'e cs
Sew York tor resaent aud Andr.w Jackson Docslso, OF
,ssen cory IN rs.ds a = he ed Of Fsbsu..y the
I o. me- ,ns s S
heeoi ~ That sca ARDS n.srd Fmore iue statesman
have sssyed . him ths ,ssDe.t the american people
nave @ L n he aas .oo s
atoI-ne entertain ne yries ssndsnts OF respect aud
cpet be sccupies DE proud poet q American states
man. ~fose 20 esssiTe the tet interests
iesovea Tia. in AFarr Jastdon Douelsen we receive
o, American principles unsiericg adheronce
rss NJ equitable rccy tcgtTds o. the
fess,,sa he. " national Americans o. Massachusetts
e. ns &c asd al sn stes the
resolution vas offered BY G + May. Tsq., President
II organization No. Is Ward 10Y, as foil ws:-
he
Esry IKE n 'reu easne upcI Vitality. And trust
C. egss Apr teS ss,o cleanse The party tias blight
The resolve pass. with hearty applause Dnriug the
ng ccngatulatory addresses made by the Pre-
sidtnt, X RAntal, A. Hamle. snc Others of Boston;
Smith Of Nor All ek,ro' ard merber from Met!laen
vhose psu We did not learn.
ADDRESS TO THE OLD LINE wings OF MARYLAND.
Tie dezsi2De1 Of the Legi' atuse Of Mary
meet together in venon in the CT Of Balu more
MONDAY, the 31st day of March, TO corsuh with each
ethsr to the course proper to be taken by them in the
coz ing elections We persuaded hat there
ttouse nj ole ipe wings who though ihey have osd
quiet ulrg the lst year in the strife OF the parties then
con'ehdipg for mastery, stu cherish their primo pos,
and ,eeato Il prime plea who die ,ng
We baye constitution claiming allegiance. Union
invoking onr ioysi,y a people wor ny OF our fraternity
country Hoicitug cur 1--we, and hearts in bosom
pulsatr witch inspirations Of patri ,tism and duty We
are That they are ready to tall no Hoe In this
seri, and ysorant crisis Of countrys danger
apd march under the flag and keep step to the music Of
the tpion We are assured that in sustaining the
the integrity of the Union the Old line wings
maintain all rights protected by that instrument, AID
inrir the rights Of any Glass; ect lon int ended
70 he secured in their respective rights bs 1t That ths
Union is In danger and the organic PRINCIPLES Of
government In peril wc presume no one doubts Az the
wings OF lT76 by their wi-com and patriotism organized
govenmen Mt amid dsngers and toll. transmitting TO
tie rch heritage tf freedom we the wings Of 1885,
are required by TIE dangers which ocplss
they heQueathed to avert the danger by Grmuess and
courage Pstiiot.m aiooe Is the bond whon uni ss a.
and is only incentive to aston. Let faithfully
fulfil the obligations which patriotism tppcses.
Vim. Iingan Gather, John II. sothoron.
Sanl H. Berry, john j. Hughes,
EDMOND J. Iiowasn,
Mr.. FILLMORE IN TIE SOUTH.
The Montgomery, Aa jon nal, Know Nothing, says:
faith IN Fillmore object TO his BY the
late Kpov nothing Convention, tbs ground that he
Will DO obliged to endorse the obiec iona he sAtu of
the ephia PLATFORM under such circumstances.
This ceiling is much more nens .ud prevailing among
large csss Of inteligen aud influential conservative
than many would suppose and this pr,juioe
,ioues without examination by many 3scientous ami
worthy II rentia OF Ibis class, will prove Of great
injustice 10 Mr.. ore and injury to the conservative
cause
The only relationship Andrew j. Donelsou can claim to
General jackson, that Of being nephew his sss
wife.
The Monmouth, N j., Democrat says that prominsnt
member CT the American Order In that county informs
them that convention will be sailed In New Jersey
10 rorninAte Commodore Stockton for tbs Pe,idsncy
nieg~r worspper association has besn formed at Pre-
whence Tor the State of Rho Island IN be cores
pcndence with the wsshDgton ASSOCIATION aud 70 make
'freedt IL the Territories" the only plank In their
platform.
Ths Monmouth IN. J.J Democrat has placed at the hesd
cent Of the United States and that Of William c. Alex
amber for Governor.
The Hunterdon On j. castle comes out for Filmors
ard DoI esOn.
The only aspers in New Je,ssy which suppor, the
mouth .Sanoa,d Monmouth Inquirer and Hunterdon
Gdz1tc-
its o. it,isl columns the Of Wn. H. seward for
tho Presidency.
Tho Wilmington, Del, Gd-ete, says:--ws haze been
iriorr ed that gentleman in this city has latter
from Hon Jobn n Clayton, In which he Gays he Damn y,
support the nom patton of Mr. Fillmore end that vheu
bo,sirg bs s,d rom The Know Nothing oou.nss,