New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26
FROM BOS Ton.

From Our Own Correspondent.
BosToN, May "a, 1859.
The Governor has officially announced that the
Two Years Amendment has been agreed to by the
people, aud has become part Of the Z Constitution
IL obtoued majority Of 1924 in vote of ,,sse
The counties of Berkshire, Hampden, Hampshire,
Franklin. Ban.table, Dukes and Nantucket 1.-TWO
Of which, viz: Hampshire and Franklin, are the
strongest Republican counties in the State). gave
maioiti-s against IT. the larger counties went Tor
it, he smnllhess Of the vote is the beat evidence
Il the Disclosures OF the amendment. Of the
$500 u-gatee votes pro,ably 5000 we're cast by
Republicans wbO we're opposed IN It on prlhcip'e
or fvr political reasons; from 1000 "a " we're
cast by naiye-born Democrats, aud the remaiaing
5000 100 b, Irishmeb. Thi, ID fairt XII btion
Of TIE .-ne,h If the foreign party, the Popes
party,' the party which has 50 alarmed the Old
women of both sexes tor tue last five years with
tbt puion that the Ii BILE is To be turned out Ut the
tcbo L. the lnqui.itOD to be established, aad Tue
prominent clergy men aud debcuDs OF the syan9eii'
eni taib to be bo.d on gridif0ns or baked IN DRY
pans by ROmi-h emissarirs. This " foreign party
has rallied 400 m more ar less, To the liz, u
detrat The sIe,t Americ measure. Let us bfoathe
ire, r aid easi.r now that see our enemy
isce to face. The affirmative vote Of 10000,
shows, TO do the people justice, that they have
not been greatly alarmed, and that II was an
altogether shperhuvus labor Of love to place
III The hands OF the people weapon % oieuse
agsust dsDger which DO considerable lumber Ut
them could b- made t. perceive ! thuk that the
proportion of thOse wbo have felt especially He'd
on 10 rrpel the Roman Catholic iofu-nces has been
about d. large ss the irish vote he remaining
1900 or 600 of the affirmative voters consist Of
d thousand or tao Democrats, who could not resist
the tempting opportunity to help the Republicans
4 ..l.aa t.f s,I nf Ram
tet Themselves bound to carry out the uauckv bar
grin or understanding which they made with the
Know. Nvthings two or three years ago. We have
2lO, 600 VOTERS in Massachusetts,, and our vote in
1856 was 100 900. So we have the cOnsOlstory re-
hectn tDat Us, 0t0 of the m-n who generally take
all interest in politics have thought the proposition
set before them too Insignificant to oduce tuem to
Y, IL ole Nay or the other. Whatever our Western
friends may think Of our discretion, they cannot
tlutLfuy accuse US Of being fanatical on ihs sub
jet.
The Superior Court is not yet fully constituted.
Mr.. John A. ADdfew's name was withdraw at nis
OVID request, day or two after the NOMINATIONS
we're sent in 70 the Council. Mr.. James ID. Colt
of Pitsf-id wrote a letter declining the appoint.
mepi; but be bas been Confirmed, and p.rnaps viii
BIZ inn ucrd ~ accept. / presume that CHARLES
ALEU-, Marcus Morton, jr., OTIS =. Lord, Seth
Am-s, Ezsa Wilkinson, Thomas Russell, JlLns
Rockwell and Ha,ry Nosr, accept. II yet ua'
CERTAIN who ALL have the place which Mr. Andrew
declines. Several Of tue Boston papers are en-
gage in discussing the question woo shall bs Judge
Of the Police Court, in place Of Me. Russell, ~no
has been promoted. Mi. George ID. W.ls,
member Of the House from Greenfield, son Of the
late Chief Justice Wells Of the Court Of Common
Pleas il q prominent CANDIDATE bat the /" strloks
OF ocuhty are brought 10 bear ag ,ln.t hin. 1t is
suggested TINT il would BIZ insult 10 the Suffolk
Bar" Ia 60 out Of Suffolk County for Police JUS
tice. Tbs is a very c 'nyeulrnt argument, but L
presume the members of the Suffolk Bar with tho
txcrp trn of those who are applicants for the Of
fee, care very little about the matter. " hen the
Superior Court was established, IN 1856, Gov. CARD
u.r took one Of the Judges from Woburn. another
from Lowell another irum Northampton, and the
fourth aud poorest from Boston. Last year there
we're tao yacanclrs, aud Gov. Banks went TO
Worcester aud 10 AbdO'er Tor men To oil them.
Suffolk County has survived these insults" aud
IL j. not probable that there will be very serious
REBELLION if Mr. Wells should obtain the place for
whIch h. Is CANDIDATE
There have berD doating rumors OF an organized
Republican opposition u Gov. Banks next Fan,
either ia the NomIDstog Convention or at the polls.
There is no foundation for them. Mr.. B,aks will
probably be Governor as loDg az be desIres ~ be,
for though there are not wanting dissatisfied men
who when they talk over their grievances ind sym
patbiziug listeuers, Yet they understood vefy well
that hostile movement toward the Governor would
be a decided failure, aud do not thlok that even
With = rrason ,blr prospect Of success they would
embark 10 any eucu undertaking. TIE Republican
parry Il IA Wei ORGANIZED and drilled as eseT tho
Wing parry Was, and there are bot few persons IN
il who have any stomach fer en- internecine COZ
fict lihe that which ragged from ISiJ TO l-t-.
All the intelligence We have frou Mr.. Sumner Is
highly encouraging. He was rec"Itly at Nee, aud
IL pro ably Dow 10 Pare. He viii undoubtedly re-
sume sest IN tue Senate at the opening "t Tue
next .e,sop. and ttere i. strong grouGd for h'png
that his health BY that time, VIII be permanently
restored.
Among the strangers of dsiice,ion row here J,
Cont, john Brown, OF Kansas and ihe world.
believe he has die posed of the sPoils WHICH be
brought into the Free States fro his late 70 sy 10.
10 Missouri He sold TIE horses aud cattle, and
let III. men 90 free lie lately lectured 10 Concord,
AID when i; has proposed 10 raise sum Of money,