The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

OAFN1CTICuy DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
,hs following ticket fnr state onicsrs:-
Lieut. csSS: Of E Ss,.
sscIstary-Rt ger Avern, Of DanSury
Conptroller-T Thomas Cowles of Pennington.
The Convention also adopted the following resoln-
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which united. must continue to progress in power and pros
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shah be fairly sustained until repealed BY Le9saure
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dents that Territory IN heir persons and political rights and
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issue. upon religious crseds. prescription 81 those
sInmer the world % asylum and ahome,
to S9 and male Us
Of THO Westn consmmaog our great wosE. Of improve
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war with Great Britain and the more recent one with Mexico
Ftp. BLAIR AND THE MERCHANTS OF BALTIMORE.
The meeting called to dispute Mr.. Blair's rgh. 30 re-
present the merchants Of Baltimore ia Pitts5arg
venton met At the Excharge at OF O'Clock on the 9th
DR.. j. Hanson Thomas called the meeting to order, ana
nomiuated the following gentlemen as officers OF the
meeting, who were chosen by acciamAton;-
Pyesideat-J9ARQ g. Bruno.
Young, in, B. Morris, D. S. Wilson, Thomas whtridge
William Woodville William McKim, Jno. s. Cuttings
Thos. Swami, C. S. Odfeld Robert Garrett VIM. L. NUT
doch, A. Schumacher Andrew Adridge, John @ Hew-
lett VIM. Devres, Columbus O'Donnel JOS G: Wilson,
Jno. q. ouvall VIM; G. Harrison, Alexander Kirkland
Secraaries-P. h. Sullivan, B. F. Newcomer, VIM. VII
son. Jr., G. U. Porter.
mmttee appointed for This purpose reported the
following rcsoutions:--
Whereas We The MERCHANTS traders and business men &C.
$ city Of the
the political convention styling iser me
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we desire to viDdcae our and Industrial classes
. :sSP mpu'0n Of tendencies either '''''n'
%es 81 h sy ss IT,
opportnss indsDsnS disavow having conferred
hold s. $ @ ct Ss s he s s
Constitution OF the United suatesamong the very first u
adopt Maryland win be one Of the last TO abandon ese sacred
1s Sas we Ss cling
and preeerye he without spot bemah they have been
Ssst xhs! loyalty e he South s.nns. be
IN all sections Of ne eonIy N 'ns rsprooaon Oh all
Essovsd Ss:s signed BY the res de-
h
The preamble and resolutions were adopted by accla-
nation, and on molten the meeting adjourned.
calls made for Mr.. Cochran, and that gentleman
being present. seemed to be in the act Of commencing
ride him on rail We want no negro orators here,
&c. Mr. Cochran came forward and wished to explain
the part be had taken In the nomination OF Blair but
prevented from speaking We fancy meeting that
dared not allow An explanation to DO made Of what
the special object Of c,mpain must have represented
very small segment Of public opinion OF else ihs M
they enjoy the credit Of possessing.
BENTON AND THE NIGER wORsHIpPERs.
The administration penny whistle at Washington
E Senator Benton very ambitious Of achieving the
nomination Of the Niger party for the Presi
burg Convention, in the matter Of bringing him promi-
nentIy before the leaders Of the party all the non
ssveholdrg States to that end Mr. f. Blar's errand
not Baltimore merchants, he self
represented but Mr.. Bentons interests. Mr. Preston
King and, indeed rearly every other rafting dem ,cra'
who the ground, were husiy engaged in aiding
Mr. Bairs Benton iar efforts Unless greatly mis-.
taken Mr. b. has already put out Of joint the OF
Governor Chase whose friends are also anxious 70 make
reached Washington from Pttsburg seem all to believe
that when teeir nominating convention comes together,
Mr.. Benton will have but little opposition for its favor
We win seas the blind man said on certain occasion
THE CONNECTICUT KNOW NOTHING BoLTERs.
The American party OF New Haven, IN general meeting
assembled having listened to the reports Of the delegates
vention Of the American party at Philadelphia, do here
by unanimously
That We rom and 5 70 he
and Convention in PHILADELPHIA and that we especially APP
against s proceedings together with their recomne
dion for National Nominating Convention to be held IN
June next
The democrats OF the Second Congressional district Of
Vernon 10 conjunction with OF their New HAmp
shire neighbors ,ed at Windsor the ed inst
and the meeting was addressed by Hon. G. b. lngersoi,
of Connecticut, and by Ex-Governor Hubbard. OF New
Hampshire and resolutions were passed in accordance
with the spirit OF the meeting.
The wings Of Connecticut will hold State convention
in New Haven, on the 18th OF March.
The Albany Argus and Atlas publishes . letter from
Hon. Lemuel Ste tson oil Clinton county exposing poll
teal conspiracy the part of the Seward negro wor
shippers aided by few de mecrats in secret correspon
dence with them OF extraordinary profgacy 1t is nj
less than deliberate plan, by the of forged names
10 deceive democrats into movement for state eonven
ton to q coalition with Sewardsm in this State and
with negro worshippers in the Union
The Virginia state Democratic Convention will assemble
in Richmond, on the 2sth inst
The municipal election in Georgetown, ~ c., on the
Goth ipst resulted IN the success OF the entire anti
Know Nothing ticket.
The Paulding Mississippi Clarion has placed the name