The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-16

veah, although he received bus sx thousand yo,s; yse
Ne w. sent ~ 70 the Senate with Hon Emory Washhurn,
instead Of Jndee Bshop, who received thirty six thousA
and Governor washbarn was elected But Massachusetts
would have been. In 1857 Hon. A. W. Austin appointed
him Deputy Collector and Auditor Of the Port Of Boston
nsa n sss. at the III, time
Convention by districts, the Boston 1roseev In abiding
TO some Of the genemen elected remarked that SWIM
The i've oak and Wales tho guarded oak Of the democracy
Harrison Underwood Of Milford, descendant OF ous
sively engaged In the boo and shoe manufacturing bus
ness. He has been democrat "from ~
sS1n Sp .n %u S, ts OS TIE css.s q
election Of delegates 70 Charleston he received very
handsome majority a votes, owing hts Douglas proc.
~ a We uspisdsed 50 noss Se ''''' ~ '''a0a
.,s. Ssmes Riley, a Boston, always democrat, We
ns for he sSa nas s, nm 70 % az
mGss pro%lnens and influential democrats Il The civ "a
sns pss pam Oh n hand the vote Of the adopted eli.
lsaac Wright, q Boston, wen known a An ACTIVE d.
past Taylor in lsis which - yssss
excited The nvetera hostility OF General CSss. snd nm
me- appointment TO any post under Tie present
sommnuauon: is now an applicant for the ofco OF Su
perintendent Of the Armory 1t Sprine6eld nc,cIss
man, and President Of the jackson Democratic CLUB Of
g. Cornelius Doherty Of Boston, grocery mer chant Al.
ways democrat and possessing . powerful influence
WIN Inc ADOPTED czens Ia. been prominent nearly
al OF the benevolent movements Of that class OF ctsens
. member OF the Common Council and q sound thinE
ing msn Is well OF, and has made pleasure tour IN
sacnuset@ 70 Tar - votes concerned than Mr. no.
herty. He goes for Douglas, - the best man
the Cincinnati PLATFORM and United statss District Aor
ney under Pierce His views intensely Southern nd
ne warm ifieni Of the southerners He broad
battles yet to come We are not mistaken, the Office al
District Attorney under President Pierce was the only
federal Office OF any particular emolument or Distinction
that Mr. h: has ever held He goes for the stronsest
man, on high, national, constitutional platform
rne .ess Of hes,rs DoheIty and aastt win be
%. e.G:orss B. Loring, scientific farmer, rrss-'
mn M%s s,s dS%ocssc politician had bitter quarrel WIN
Enochs Williams, OF Newburyport, a friend OF Gan.
Cushngs and good citizen. Proclvtes supposed 70 ia
7.-Frederiek o. Prince, Of Manchester, young Nv
YER one Of the secretaries Of the Democratic State Com
Mltsee ac ,ost bis election 70 the State House, in .
young man Of fine character incorrup ube morss ana
goes 70 the Conversion for the purpose Of assisting Others
having nothing 10 ask for himself he was elecsed -
Douglas man. but will undoubtedly waive that consders
ton If IL will benefit the party.
Geo johnson, Of Bradford near Hsverhll-one Of the
largest and most opulent shoe manufacturers In the STATE:
mas an extensive trade with the South. Was elected a.
Doug'ss man. but takes conservative view Of things
S-Bepj r. Butler, Of Lowell, . lawyer Of immense
pracuce and democratic candidate for Governor q the
last election he Was among the ars and most bitter OPP
South no East, West' and he don't care . pinch Of
rappse whether not know him; but they probably
Wis: but will Eight for Dougas II nominated.
Walter Fessenden, Of Townsend, an honest, upright,
candid man, President OF the Townsend Bank, and I
democrat old He will DO what he believes to b right
let whatever may stand in his way. BE is friendly 70
9-H. r. Stevens, of Dudley. Goes for Douglas.
Geo. ". GIL, OF Worcester, man OF some property
and working democrat, whether he works for himself
knowledge, he may be said work for somebody else
he ne oracle par escdlece Of the Worcester democra
~ Du sco% e. a,. snyns 70 Say in In
he has become moro quiet, he has grown rich and at
ter M GIN win support the administration candidate
loCnestsr W ohapn, Of Springfield, President Of the
Western Railroad Company, and . business partner with
ties are that Mr. Chaplin will also support the admnisra-
on candidate for the nomination. and the nominee Who
Josiah AI. q whasely respectable and substantial
n-DarielN N. Carpenter, Of Greenfield q sterling old
field Railroad Company, and friend Of the Hoosic tun
mel project, he Also Of Collector Whitney he "a ma
tempted her General has resisted ali Temptations q d.
part from the strict rules regulations Of the deocr
tic paradise stated that he ID in favor Of the nom
Charles Hee6ner, Of Lee highly respectable farmer,
who has furnished material for the improvements Of the
Capitol at Washington II u also stated that Hssbner in
And that is all for Massachusetts,.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
DISTRICT No. l.-Josiah Minot ex-Jujge Of the safe
Court, alw ys democrat. The notfarly ware always
democrats Nan Of wealth. and among the nrst citizens
cratic State Committee. Preferences for Douglas
Daniel Marcy takes the place Of Judge Wells ls an old
his brother, Petsr Marcy, of New Orleans slaunoh
old democrat Has held several prominent STATE onlcss
wa. the democratic candidate for Congress ron the First
2:-Rohert Webster, : merchant, iivnsi1 Barn.
recently ne%Ss9 o sn os s
not In favor Of Douglas but viii obey the wishes Of h
constituents, and 60 for the "Lnte Giant"
just commencing life, takes an active part in poitcs
Father an old democrat substantial farmer in Noting
ham, Decidedly in favor of Douglas.
SHARON P. Hughes, prominent lawyer, living
in Nashua. Formerly an old line wing, but for the
past six years has acted - consistent democrat IL
the wing candidate for Congress from his district Strong
command that beli didn't toll any more on the day Of
tho execution OF John Brown Always decided demo-
s CITIZEN o1 Of he s Sse and
4.-Alpheus F. Snow, OF Clarsmont young lawyer
Always = democr.s WIN 60 for Dougla.
democrat Goes for Douglas.
6.-wlliam Burns, Of lancaster, . lawyer Of pro-
nuential member Of the party. Has been member
Of the State Senate, and the candidate for Congress from
biz district at the last election Preferences for Dougas
George A. Bingham, Of Bath, lawyer, always q demo-
crat and good citizen, son-in law Of ex-Cher Justice
Wood. Preferences for Douglas.
New Hamphshire 10 decidedly In favor OF Douglas.
Mr. Stevens Is the only delegate from New Hampshire
who bas q yet decided upon going by the Spading.
Others may, however join the steamer ct Baltimore.
VERMONT.
The delegates from this State all for the "cabi-
netmaker Of the Green Mountain State" so far ~
heard from
RHODE ISLAND
Is straight out Douglas.
CONNECTICUT
All for Douglas, except one delegate (Mr. Bishdp)
THE g. R. sPAIDrNG
On her arrival 1t Baltimore will take board large
amount Of precious living freight Her accommodations
arc ample and elegant The fact that she has cae1er
like big COL Peter Dunbar Ii sufficient TO establish tAe
high character Of the larder and the HQu0riovirs
THE FLAGSHIP OF THE DEMOCRATIC
SQUADRON.
OUR BOSTON CORRESPONDENTS.
OFF Fort INDKPBNpKxcE,l
RosIoH HARRoR April ~. 1870