The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02

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Eject Of Lireo,ss Neminatiom Upon "ns $40 -. ~
Bssto~'-HoW Wtu tie Fossils -NassacAussaA NO
on he Chicago PtaTmm-9peslstSoWs Cbnceyn6v a.
Effect Upon " FOREIGN Vote Of Pennsylvania aaa w1s-
eo~stn-- wa tho Rad Splitter apl& Hls -IsHsr
Amor Tie Dsmscrats-Ho,o wa TIE AassscAssats DID,
cation To< at Bausmore- Douglas and Laas-7Asts
ReIahce Apailobiluy as Candidates, &C., e.
The nomination Of Od Abe Lincoln creates NO furora
excitement among the solid men Of Boston" Ths re-
publican politicians express themselves delighted VII tho
nomination. but the "hub Of the Universe as ths "Au
tocrst fsostsousy terms sate street, neither marvel.
lously well pleased nor supremsy dsgustsd with The
ton Of the Chicago Convention. The haoss Of Beacon
Hill, the Faculty Of Harvard College, and ne r. T.S (vna
Fosas Of Massachusetts, generally, viii cast their nfl-
in favor Of the Baltimore Union nominees partly bs-
cause of Sympathetic affinity which exists between Asu
and the avowed offsets Of the Uaion ogaaazasa and
partly out Of personal respect q ". Everett
repuas..es the Know Nothing prcsoripsvs psnsy &
Massachusetts ID severely criticised BY The Ansrieau
wig Of the party ana Their org.n, tns stlas o:s r.
al very well in Massachusetts,, where the rspublsan
party owes is existence 70 the strength Of - K.ew
ton Of an Important planx in me Chicago platform VIII
not work sad mischief TO me Republicans q rsnneyl
v.n.. ma Wisconsin where NE iss's. sS.s ssssss::
oousder alton q the ran splitting philosophss d NJ eoun
Try II Lincoln does NOT dissiscsly rs0udiase u ssaox
be does repadae the plank he eopard2ss bssh fsnnsy
vana and Wisconsin, and especially the latter wAsss ihs
d pretty kettle q fh, ana oss thaa may not b .dsse
70 turn unless closely watched.
Pofsicany, Mr.. Lincoln has achieved but nts'e dsnc
ton 70 enie him 10 the synpashes and saAees u tho
people Of Massachusetts,. His th win Douglas, VIXEN no
failed TO obtain his obje 10 about The only political has-
eIse. Personally he u known 70 but vsry few,
whose Acquaintance be made during The eletlioassr
Ing tour ns made through New England sss spsi.s
vote Of Massachusetts BY n0nsans certain for - re-
Rhode bland and Connections, where Kaos Noshiagsm
constitutes important element In the republican
dsosIy Ssn.iasS s s.n I ~ CONN.,
~ ne DAY Tor The ,.ssmolns q the ssouresa DINO
suc 1 .r snoss sPproacnss NE demo
tween ne friend, q = Doass: ana moss oppossd
Convention in place q Ar. chafes, which viii weaken
the Little Giant one vote, besides placing in ne Oonvsn
fuenoe VIZ b fss IN whasever direction he terns 4 Il
\ the opinion Of many hero that the influence Of the Mas
sechussts dskgaton q BAtm:e viz b thrown IA fsvos
u General 10 Lane The rank md ale Of the patty no
which M Butler clearly and dilncsy gave = ~ ~
tmos, In pssierence 70 Judge Douglas, nan vhs can
NOS only unite The democracy Of De North, and
e S nhe x .e eaa 81 Ss
ss.ry osrts,n Than can possiSy v nads ~ As .es
nation Of Mr.. Douglas-
mat he ssrong oandidaAs and one hat in sns Of
the saes parucusrly IN the Northwest would rua bet
Yer thaa any man The democrats could nominate eannot
be denied, but b also fAct equally undertake., thai
while he would fail 10 unite the South could mot carry
single State North In which any other dsmocras So
ciAy obnoxious would be suooessful. ihe tsaAs
Of Mr. Douglas ahow lie Massachusetts, dslegaa u
BALTIMORE in what manner he b elected Dom Nd,
they VIII support him. but unle8 hey do ths, Mo-
sacnuseits S vote for another candidate, and III pro-
babiity Gen. lane viii be the man. But whsthsr tho
candidate be lane or DovflW, or somebody else, he
Ssnnos hops 70 c.rry ansss &c Isssssss;
Md The Know Nothing wedes. in hsch event -
depocrsc and Union tickets would stand sboss e esasI
ch0sc q success.
ne democrats party o, this state is not a
very formidable organization either in point Of numbers
or II ability The Boston lo clique have ooatrsIsd IL
destiny and shaPed ~ eads until the party, Hsvsr
very strong one here, has windled down 10 few nd
viduah, the majority Of whom 70 be found IN he
'tons buildings 81 the foot Of STATE street. mes rentlS
men by permnsion and direction OF " high psisss a
ne aioremsntosed enque make and unnAks seslbdasss
cr The party, and several tk01sand gsutemeu hyne in
he interior annually respond By rolling up ths recusr
md Tor several yesSs pat nssry sAreoyped party yoSe