The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04


Topeka sons.u fro Marcus j. PaIrot down. f,f
Ono o. the men shos here Monday nigh. Henry
Johnton He has since led of his w0rndg BE leayea
wife npd two children residing 10 me m.erior Of Ohio t
1po a'V Our BOSTON Corwsponaencc. '''II Nat
i,a;f., na,'furrods 9dt 20 Bosros, Jan, 2, ASA "a
1ea9 Of ne Massachusetts Lfai''e+srs and state q Par
ties in aa, BOGs 7As J1sss 1rip9 '9''sl
Nominations. :
The Legislature OF Massachusetts viii NEE. Wednes
dag nsxt JAM g. TIE latest day on which II can NEE. ac
cordng 70 aJjourpnent The sesson " joossdAerwhrd
70 one tha. canrot fan to be interesting, new party
formations are expected 20 follow from 70 ac!on, and
subjects. Of general account win 90 proognt up IL
ceusse % s3IGlQ 1)iIGnJ .!hi 3iaHh n1H fl'Ht
Tho BANKS party, american republicans have ontse
control Of both chamber, and with . Garg.n srOad
enough 70 allow Of considerable loss and re. remain
powerful. The House Of Representatives meets for he
ARR time as Based on disricE, the Hwn systso', after
nsng more than 20 years, oeasng with tina existence Of
the Legislature that was chosen n 1876, when the Frs
mon. tornado went over tlpe State Tho whole nunoerof
representatives ~ $40, or lee less than i. was under the
ancient system. VI these The Banks party have l6o or
exactly two thirds re democrats claim AZ, which would
leave 3S for the pure Anericals, debris Of The once
powerful Know Nothing party b.as Ina. party broken
up, some Of it's members among The representatives may
quietly range themselves among tie Benks men, and 80
swell their strength IN the Bolse There induce
men, for them 70 continue their organization, and the VIC
tors sre ready 10 receive them we'll The democrats, may
get few Of The Aerins, ont not many, as there ia no
possibie motive for politicians IN this State 70 join them
while things coEtnue 10 their present confused coalition
ABOUT rational affairs. Until something definite s known
about nr. Douglass purpose, not likely e,st
under the democratic standard. ''t' '"'
Mr. Charles Hale, editor OF the Bosson Daily Id
oeytsser, IS named for me spesxers.lp Ke is ona
ba lpc.n Of fa Hon IN
gentleman who was Speaker IN 1856 AID 1857 v COW
n.enbe, Of the Senate perhaps his prospect. may 5e
pronounced good but then Boston has al the Speaker
ship for two years, and t1e cocn:ry MY ask for H. The
NEST prominent members Of the new state goysrnment
are from the vl,rity Of the Capitalize eOgernor, no
Attorney General, ard tho Treasgrerard The prov
may not be content With being fooled otf with few
places osma political consequences sueha TIE reusnan.
6overnorshp, .hs OF Secretary Of State, AID isat Of
Auditor The Speaaership gwen 20 them woi 10 soma
thing TO restore he balance, considerably discarded
They are the entitled TO :. because !. s expected
that no Presidency Of the Senate viii se canned fcrecms
living hard by Boston, # no. by Bos.onan. Boston
has a capaco1s swallow wnere Offices concornei.
Several gentlemen, but zone Of any weigh, as poll.
,cia1s been named FOR tho Cersshp Of lie House.
Mr. Wendell Davis, Of Greendsd noted f,r his sro
pert Of that sublime project, the boring Of hs Hose
Mountain has been announced candidate for the OH Of
Sergeant a. Arms; bu. he 100 viii find Ros,cr!an bis
pa,h-Sk. Stevens, tho present noumoeI.-wro was
chosen many years ago, and who has been Conoaed in
Office through all changes Of parties, sort CT institution,
as were, AMI who really most merorloEs olcai.
men The democrats VIII have tie advantage Of bang
led by General Cushing who, having at astaoancoDed al
hope ofoce from the national adm aistra'on. Is about
70 direct his attention TO law &nd local pc,s; Little
SD webster being his partner IN tho one, but
no: in the other. Jadge Norton sil bead tho Amori
Organization. ina. e. he sss elected American,
and will make hrs first appearance n the Boase almost
The republicans have for leaders Nr Rockwell, Mr. Dun
can, and Mr. Anare9; ba, III Rockwell, ID little 4g-
con.cd as ne hoped 10 DO Governor. ard would SEEM
his defect, in 1885, 70 have had fair claIl b .hs
ollSe Mr.. Andrew, also Is scarcely reliable as parry
leader, as ne IS Of ndeperdcn. thought, aud vii
not ami. 20 dicta!on Hs feelings take tim 20 ,se SIDE
on the stragb. republicans, ard us Always .cIrd
the aptsavery side OF any la. before
courts involving the relations of master and Slave. He IS
in brief, as near 70 tenr Carrsonanas lawyer and
of sense well be. ]. cGn,sInpin.ion, ..
ticket bu. tho project dropped for he reason vas
hlDed hat his ui.rasm woad be likely 10 endanger Tho
whole ticket Ihs, 4 true, WI no. contribute 70 make
him more aInenable 70 3arty dsc pine, fsr though 10
not for Office, he mus; DC asery strange sort Of
man he no: affected ny neglect Or PRESCRIPTION.
. Mr. Rockwell and Mr. Andrew have both been Es,ssi
for the spcasorship, The 90 ect beng Their
bet only one Of them can set O. and peril rps -,hsr
may be a6la 20 do 60 not much VIA como FROM tue Ian
II taking them from The ocf % DO self stod .hs chair
Mr. ROCKWELL was speaker aseS agon 1886 and 1877,
thnk-and Sood b.; return TO The plaoo Whence 40
which IS as remote from Boston ~ town N
the west can well be, his election my &c siuI,y
achieved, and Fay be urged at any rate with good efsl
something caisaaiei 20 sos;hs the Asperaied sGys
Mr. Andrew has hai experience as pro- ding officer,
aud being capable Of making good squire on no fnr,
cannot wish for he elevated pos n ~h &c
beer lated Mr. andrews Boston preventative aad
IS marked irdi,aton Of the change that has
us that The aSlest radical republican IN tto House seoun
be from Boston. I
Mr. DuncAa is from Hsyerhm, ard Ssel 70 20 a member
OF Congress IN shlg tines lie wfl have Considerable n
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many soperors, who, however have DOT gaccesded n
max ng Themselves known TO The public
The senate IL ponksey in the proportion ~ more Than
four 70 one, and perhaps all but three or f9cr Of ~ orty
members ou2hto bG pct down among me Supporters
Otbo Governor elect, though gil elected
bs opponcb:s; but AL the two three denorsc
neutrality-suspicious. from cork, and Limerick ard Cal.
that Two here-E probably far no mo win he Parks
party, and keep stsp 20 IS mvs.c- NJ Bphan, who
presdsu, ., the ssna:9 last pear s,ysosod to eeIs
rresens district, 80 that "a teio-gs - rs 70
the "EseSvjupto ~ 20 tho "Boss0n clique" We Goes
not succeed well rs prcsitng officer hs ta.cni- beng
rather suited 70 scholastic Than 20 prsccnlc 10
very agreeable le OF Colonel Fremont In 1854, by oh
he made few thousands M. Cox Clerk OF the ssna.s,
VIII have 70 retire .or though AZ c ar he ss., made rss
~ 10 eject Mr. rpbsm's e'eNoD be not - imporAr.
parsonage "a no .ncn.r ssnsryrsm vas then
Irving hreatEng, Epos taking AM Spots e.vrE conceTn,
and ney It's a. iestu,o Of vitality "a skes,ou fiai hs.
been 'hash.rg is .yories IN dssocns roen scr hse
remains ino nsarast po.tra p,,srs te;d SINE so
republican rsf have inc Ccrksa2, srsss he present
cu7an should haze greater n:sree At CO.. n hsn sf~srs
on the surface. .
VI. Banks ~ en.er upon odce urder c.rcps.anccs Of
recrlsar character the xhoe favorable % n'm aud
his future must be manly of bis ne. aisssee.
ton IS parity due 20 MS po5niaTy, ho gave . hss sep
Iort-rs quite much he received from hen bat more
Opnc, 20 tho general dssr0 that was salt ~ Get I'd, r
good AMI all OF dynasty OF vhch many CT he pso5s
were heartily trcl and not lle ashamed. Ee rallied
70 his support al the waters Providence, aid hs cleo
ton ~as hing, ron the lay hs sss rrnn rat3
that IS Dexplcaole that Governor Gardner shy1id have
ound men 90 mad ~ 20 belsve N success % TIE
of in Al hahn NJ Nal
chance, and ought 20 haze Z, Se3g clear s,htei
enough Ia all The ordinary affairs o. fc B. re nads
blind as bat BY Tea: SUCCESS aCrg cg0tsDi q
character. II love be HE a par o. spssacs,
self love must be he'll par OF sretacss with ths ics
est, dersest kad 81 wood substituted for glass Tts
Governor thought he was The most popular tie
state pied Me- Banss Cor the that te
rng his cart against ihe rock Of Amercsnsm; Dut re
rock turned ont the poorss. sort Ct sand ard e cart
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