The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27
Our Boston Correspondence.

BoSroy, Jlno Is, 1851.
TIE R,Tutslds SAT- Oars-ain and ~ Se~iaa.aOns-7A
PSsp1.
Tie Republican State Convention which met yesterday
a. Worcester dominated Nr. Banks for Governor that
nomination being OF the nature Of foreeoue conclusions
Il was us, clear In tho morning tina, no would be nol
mated a. was elcsr in the evening that be had beon'
nominated. The only surprising circumstance was ths.
bis domination should have beer no cnphacsuy APPROX
ed By Judge Allen who expected 10 lead IN The other
direction. The Judge acted like man Of sense, aud his
course will be very useful TO Mr. Banks. Mr. C. L. Adams
pursued the same
M. Warner, OF Ncrtha pp,on, who was nominated for
llep,onaoi 6overnor Of good standing and good
talents far ahead OF sny who has held tho ofco
during this generation. Ihs nomination sss intended 10
please western part Of The STATE, which The Ccsven
ten uSssed very shslbly.
M E8ot, who selected for the Attorney General
ship, 10 tho same gentleman WHO represented the New
Bedford dsuct In Congress which pased the kebrsska
b and who turned out II the naoual Iessse1re
make way for Bob Us some OF the present. leading re-
PoSSotn. Ssdss o "a. !. o g, s%
secreary OF STATE member OF the present STATE senate
BE ssedio live In Troy ia your state, and probably s
osher tho ,ic1el Personally hs very respect
aba, and his talents good though not shining In the
Ssnsie ho voted assnH; 81 hc whc1 tho
Republicans generally Ike. am siher surprised no
sbould have nc eptec The nomination
Mr.. Nalorous rdt, OF Upton, received TIC roninaton
for Auditor, sri tho sclccUr 10 an eycecn, ono He Ia
straightforward man, upon whom the utmost reliance can
be PLAYED.
For s.sto Treasurer, Mr.. Ma,h. of w,hhsm, was put
up He held tho Office uni Governor Gardner IN 1856,
ard Was defeated sith Nr Rockwell that year when
dldaie the place. He resdc~ In The town with
NJ Tabss and most people think that "watham cutting
Il rather fat In takg both The Goverrorship and tho
Trrssuryshlp, particularly that IL not republican
to~n, giving majority aga nst Fremont and sending a
FILLMORE Representative W The Sao Legislature Tnoro
somc other CIR umstsnoes ha made W. Narshs norni
nation Q peculiarly unfortunate ore, and u would he
nothing n ne forocl IN ato himself cot Of
psn which he ought W have sought, and which,
seeking, be should have found. 10 point OF talent
N ticket very fair ors better than any tina, have
had 6r oug term OF years and superior 70 the con-
temp,be that the htersi Know kothiugs have
put up that ~ hardly 10 belong 10 the snme
In some rcspccts however " mot unfortunately con
structed. Three sof the canddntes-Banks, White and
from kiddlesex comfy and t~o or the from
the same powr rhere Ia from Suffolk. The Wee,
has po,hng BIZ, the second place on tho tckcseoond
nonlpay sixth In fnct. The whole scaboarf section
bss nothing but the Attorneyshp which has had ever
snce The once was created. The important
county Of Esscx has nothing THIS IL very bad. Mr.. Is
wiz who Ia nov secretary o. State, who IN IN rough
republican, and who has made erenies OF many OF the
Aucrosne-te party that originally elected him, In 1910
because he would not remove republicans from good
places In his department s thought by some 70 have met
hs JONAH all the Three OF the candidates
Warren white and Taftarc members OF The STATE donate.
rhree OF the candidates we're old democrab--Banks,
Marsh and Taft: two-Exlost and Wbe--were old VIII ~
Nr Warren was, presume originally whig outb nag
been prominent anti slavery much longer than
any osher person on the ticket
tr the probahc result OF the dorrs W the Convention,
and of general condition OF the political field here,
wii write you another time, ~ see that your columns
are largely crowded upon by local matters 81 present