The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17

contains the nominations Of the four political parties in
Massachusetts, -
Lilcoln Beu.
Governor John A. andrew. Amos. A. Lawrence.
Ia. Governor. John T. Goodrich Edw Dickinson.
Secretary. Oliver Warner. Thomas Parsons
Treasurer 49,. HI X. Oliver. Samuel A. Eliot.
Auditor :. =. ;. Levi Reed J. Henry Hill.
Atty 1eneral. Dwight Foster. Henry Morris.
Brsainridos Douglas.
Governor. -. Bent r. Butler. & D. Beach.
u. Governor 2; 4; oarpen.er = snS:' as snp sphompsn
Treasurer. Geo. bennett. Isaac Adams.
Auditor........J w. Man6ur. Jas. Essterbrook.
Atty General. q. W. Warren. samuel o. Lamb.
War nE RErumlcAss THINK or McouApE.--Thc Troy
Tines the organ Of the black republican party in Rens
eelacr county, speaks OF the nomination for re-
election OF McQuade, the leader Of the couptonsts In
the last Legislature Of this State
The republicans Of the First district Of Oneida have re-
nominated James Mceaade for the Assembly. ln dong
the humber who, IN the A1emsiy @et winter, vosed 20
override The Governors vetoes Of The railroad smai-
bus and other corrup; schemes We hope he will be
dictated; and the republicans Of Utica u to them
selves 10 unite IN voting him Down. Not who
Identified with that conspiracy should be returned 70 the
Assembly next winter
MsisaF1.--I The late Mississippi Douglas State Con.
venion only counties represented An slcc.
oral ticket put In nomination. but IL Is doubtful f
the nominees VIII accept. John Calhoun nominated
Tor eector the Fourth district but appears that
person Of that lives In the district The nominee
for the Fih district In card that he for
Brecknrdge. This s the second attempt Of the squat.
ters Of that State to get up electoral ticket
Tar Nxw JERSEY fraoy.-The fusion 10 New Jer.
sey ID upon the following blsis-
"If elected the entire electoral vote 10 TO be cast In
such way 70 insure the defeat OF Lincoln and Hamn
II 20 be either Of the democratic candidates
for the Union const utiona candidates that viii
and II Il will not elect either 70 be divided at the dscrc
ton and according 10 the proclivts Of the electors
always keeping IN view the principal obiectthe defeat
OF Lincoln and llamlin."
Marss E1SroS --rhc Bangor whig has returns from
s3s towns, which reported foIlows.-washburn,
e2 5ss Smart, s5 l3s Barnes AIS. w~hburn's vote
over Smart L, so5 and all 1871 Republican gain
over last year S2o2 TIE remaining towns gave over
LOO republican majority last year OF Representatives
elected % republicans and 10 democrats reported
Potrrcst RrxoR-Tnere Ia rumor currcnqn Boston "a
the effect hai the Boston Traveller about 10 espousc the
cause Of Ball and Everett and Lawrence and Dickinson
n NAV be So The Lapler has not yc, spoken s views
IN regard 10 the nominations of The Union party made
Worcester.
TN ISIoS PANT sorvH--Last week, says the Marion
fAa) Ascan bet Of $500 being made that there
NOT any Douglas votes In Selma, Ala thorough
Of the city was made and the following ngures ob.
tanned
BsIi rs
Dougias.. .le5
The shove figures not "s,raxs,r but facts, aud
show the Breck Yancey ticket sweeping the State
and "overwhelming everything
Ercnox IN NEW HAyC.-An election for Assessors vas
held 10 New Haven on Friday which resulted tho
cess o the black republican candidates BY average
jorny of about 100 votes.
Potruc1I EpgroRs-Flvc editors In Mshigan have been
nominated for the Legislature this year.
Az AFrxrsa rrSrarn. We take from an exchange the
follow pg inscription monument erected ovsr Tho
mans of certain Western Senator, which is not very
bad
Here ye,h ye Rsmanes Of ye Little Giant, who was
kilt ye rrepressibe conflict for yc Presidency, al
Charles Town, Nay 2, 1850
Nos rrxacorxsx AsaN.-A public meeting held In
Abbevile district, = c. on the i1th ult At which The
following resolutions were passed
Resolved Tha, bold political or commercial inter
course with PARTY whose only principle is hostility W
tbs oulb, evnces total disregard ~ our Revolutionary
ancestry ana treason 10 the CONSTITUTION OF tbe Intea
states
Resolved ina, our self respect demands the immediate
estabshment Of non intercourse; and We pledge our
selves 70 patronize and sustain merchants Who buy
their gooos In southern cities IN preference W those VINO
paironize Northern merchants.
Resoved, That, IN the opinion OF this meeting, the
Tsrislature should. At ia next session, levy tan dis
crmnatug between goods purchased 10 Northern cities
and thee imported directly from Europe 70 southern
ports.
THs rrnrosr ov I'm VIDE AwfKrs The Detroit Free
press Of The 18th inst ssys1t Ia frequently asserted
that ,ne black republican organizations known the
VIDE Awakes, relic Of old Know Nothing times, are
designed simply for torchllght PROFESSIONS and such
other harmless purposes and have nothing whatever
Do with elections And yet Senator Wade, OF Ohio Ia hts
address 70 the Detroit Wide Awakes the other day,
said
have conf1ence m he WIDE Awskes. and believe that
bey viii snard he polls and uphold the government
So there you are. Tie Wide Awnkes " surround
and guard The pole, are theyi Ihs FACT u VIII DO 70
bear IN mind