The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-18

ton n Naaashusstls, which iaks place. under " nsw
constitution, Ne same day sAaA doss In ths Ss-so
w.t. " . Ne fra Tuesday aser ~ nrSs AonAaym NO
vember," y becoming somewhat interesting and exmung'
1Asre already Sour tickets ~ Htate oceu IN he hsad
iesdiBg - many distinos political organizations. mo
name Of Nathaniel r. BaaM, Speaker Of Nc -
Uaf.ed SAFES Heuse q Representatives, and member
elect 70 the ssxt Congress nom the Seventh dissio
heads two or the KnoW Nothing republican and
the Ultra repubhcan-for The once Of Governor. The
other candidates the two tickets entirely different
Fhe democratic state convention which has Just closed
s abors In Boston, have selected Erasmus d. Beach -
their candidate for Governor, heading full etsts ticket
mo Know No,hngs proper, or old hne dark anternise
who adhere 70 tho signs, grps passwords and midnight
sessions, have 70 nominated Henry J. Gardner, and fall
ticket Of The faithful followers Of San. Governor Gardner
has been chosen twice 70 MI the executive chair By the
very party which have selected Mr. Banks their
standard bearer and judging from hs speech delivered
before the convention which nominated him, he anxious
10 continue In hs present Scot indications In pre-
sent canvass point tn another direction Speaker Banks
popular among the people Of tho Common
wealth; they were pieased NTH his course
while occupying the exalted position which he did
In the House Of Representatives. the sentiment In the old
BAY state ID repu bcan, nciured with Amercanism; and
Mr. Banks, representing this feeling, II In all probability
destined be The successful candidate The political SEN
uments Of majority Of the people Of Massachusetts arc
not and seldom have been, much OF mystery, previous
70 the popular vote being taken has not generally
CURED much foressb. determine which party would
prove successful And u Is In the present instance
The republican Know Nothing Organization, hesdec by
Speaker Banks viii, think hazard nothing stat
ing, be the dominant party ct the coming election
The following are the tickets nominated =
Kno,o ronimg Ulra or Black
RtputItcdu. ReptbtcdN.
Governor Nathaniel 2. Banks Nathaniel p banhs
1t Governor. Ell hslet Task Oliver Warner
sec'y Of State. .Ausin l. Rogers. Joseph v mite.
Tresrurer Moser rennsy, Jr. Thes. j. Marsh.
Audlio. Chandler X R,lsom valeras raft
ATTY General. John II. Clifford Thos d. Eliot
Ultra or
Fillmore KnoD NothinS Democratic.
Governor HeIly J. Gardner. Erasmus d aesch.
L.. Governor. Alexander De Wit Albert Carrier
sec'y Of State. Ben amin L. Allen. Jonathan E. Field.
Treasurer. Timothy Iugvshan. CHARLES thompson.
Auditor :. !. ;. Chandler RAMON Mead.
Atty Gerera al John H. Clifford. Ezra Vikins1n.
The result OF the election ss fall on the CD ice Of
Governor, was ., folio Vs.
Know Nothing Fremont repu olican e2,575
DSmoca4c ~ nS
II may be proper 10 meat .nsi there IL IN III acaon
In the STATE who are de- srsed "strashs Republicans,
who called convention, meet in Boston tue Both
Inst. to nominate candidate in opposion to Mr.. Rsnxs
As proof that opinion given above Ia relation to
the suocess Of xr Banks we'll founded, give below
tbs calcu atoms Of the Springfield Republican
The events Of Thursday show that Gardner reoeiv
the full Fillmore or year, far the Amer
arc concerned r.t vote imposed OF elements,
American and strs'ght whig, and amounted TO i9,s23
or there 775 votes were given to the straight
vhg candidate for 60yefpsr, leaving SOL the Ameri
ckn Fillmore vote bet the straight wings VIII doub less
60 70, Gardner give hin the whole le.ss without
nbatng 6gufe. Now, whit portion CT the Fiemons vote
viii Gsrdrer get Fremont received In Mana husets
sl9o yotes. How many Of ihess were A.aer,sns
The only basis foy to refer Inc Gardner Of
1855. The wheie American strength taat year.
did not increase fion mat time until 1896 That yeu
the number CT votes cast for Gov. Gardner was 1888
We viii say that she Americans sas - many votes IN 1893
votes given 70 Fillmore, We have len, a the Fremont
American vote, 1882
year, more than one half OF this vote, bat we will
give him twothirds or u, - TO be snre and make
our figures within bounds IN round ngurss. then,
tainiy expect III this AM he will &c,
much ADDING those ngarcs 10 the Fillmore VOTE raise
the aggregate OF Is 626 To his Governor GardI hopes
add 600 from democratic party, but this
be win be very greatly msaken Bet we viii give Gard
aie ,hss no man can claim ore for him than this win
| Any show OF reason. re do mol believe he viii oeme
within ave thousand Of IT.
lions for be election Of br BAptsf or the los 100 votes
fven for Fremont last fall the republicans cast 6S $685.
ne. ~ ss s Rs ~, se %
drew out larger vote han ne shall get this year. We
made allowance for this In calculations for Gov.
mis- ,aerssior Knock Oh from The roSubHcss vus
Inc odd figures, $685. and call go coo We Add 70 this
he Third Of he American smons vote, 900, and
this gives q aggregate OF Coo We win knock Oh
his 3eQo tho possible but mot 81 all probable Of
the radical republicans, and have taus lon majority
.sy S. Ss.ed upou me las:s, asuT~ "a rrssess or
crmstances ~ Il can be.
TIHp JuDIoAI DEnEcI.-Ai Tho Democratic Cenveauoa
held In Albany on The legh Inst hon Rufus W PeckhAm
wy nominated - candidate for Judge Of Tho supreme
Court for the long term.