The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06


from pablo unit. after the election fdeegates 10 the
STATE Convention that hs frends might Obtain The control
OF that b. dy and naicat. thc nexl candidate Inc NUN
Der @. candidates. whose friends very snxiols tnty
should be izsd Ia this emergency II unprecedented
The Boston Journal tnss the western part 81 the state
put il .irorg cain f,r the Dominsiion Geo ~
Briggs beng me last Governor furnished the state
by that section Tho Atlas and Bee dat,ers
great 90 nature towards thu w.s. xiag "A tls
stran, the Spr gneid publican boldly advances the
elaine o. hem, DAVIS, o. North A. ans nov mem
the The Boston Tarser something favor
ing the claims ~ Hen A. Rice who, the Bee tnoks,
would concentrate more vos Than any other man The
Tarsc5 i prefers John A. andre sno also favor
lie nf w.fc ster Spy and u the more radical repuoi
csrs CbsrLs Suprsr IL de,egas 10 the State C,nven
ton ard reported in favor OF Andrews M Ksi
lcgg Of Ptsnso Mr. Knos,on, ~ Worcester, add half
score more .fe taxed Of but Dawes and Az ir..s ap
pear lead Tho republican tankr are IN state Of unex
pected comn,oou I'd tho Convention viii be agroeAbiy
lively.
Bo~roS, August 81, 1850.
The Masachus,ts R>publican Sxa< cmumios- Effect on
the Pory II ne wiiadra,cal " Goveror Banhs-D.fsat
Jhe Publications. and Triumph y e Atofssosssss-JoAs
Broun End,rsed--John A Andreu-.slnnsr's Speech
The Re1atiiesn Pr,ss in the Salis, dc
As xas expected iron, the moment Of the an-
pouncement Of Governor Bauks' witndrawal from all
90, neciion with Ns. sschasetm politics, the Rspub
ijcan State Convection large and unusually soi-
mattel The impression seemed almost universal
that the intimate friends Of the Governor for long
time Rad Of his intention 70 deciue another
nomieaton, but bad Induced him - withhold any inf'r
nation With regard until tho latest moment In
der give every possible advantage Of position in
engineering the Of saoceesor, and that
way allow them 10 secure continuance their in
duc, &c in and House rns suspicion that
shit game cnpted sent the largest boiy 81
desates 70 Worcester that has attended Rspab
can State Convention Msssachuetts-s body In marx
that 81 last year, which barely resoeo
table 10 point AZ numbers and In whose pre-dings nefe
WAS hut one item ~ sstne reading Of John A. An
dyex,s sereh Of resoluticns a. every movements
had been panred Eoston long before single delegate
drew near the locality where the Convention ~as belt
From The fret arrivals Of tho previous day until the mo-
uert for baoting State occrs, IL vas evident that
whether rightly wrongly, The body ossie party nad
became very suspicious with regard the dc,ngs OF
Office holders and omely Festive with regard 10 any
prt Of wirepuIlng or management; and TINS notwish.
standing the the part II influential republican
organs 10 preserve proper discipline in the raaxs
No matter what tho propaten, hiatt that had been
decided ON In COMMITTEE gave doubtful aspect 10
the eyes Of tho MAORI y, were, like pigs, deter
mined not TO be driven large proportion Of
republican party radical Ia their vie IS than
the Ranks admin straiion-taough fey pc SIMS have
cnnsdered that admasss atiou remarkable for conser
vat maud ne ultra ultrAsss sook sfvanage az shls
opportunity presented by tho prevalent dstrus 70 urge
the nomination Of gentleman VINO has never been ia
OF the present Gate government, and ha rco-e
Massachusetts repuh'icansm, lis principles and
purposes, fairly and entirely ,l- socalrd national
organization n represented by sumaer aud Seward.
Their opponents were divided, and John Anares
ceived two thirds OF all tbs votes hrown toe frat
ballot
I'm A Andr . 4 IN ID * n
cal republican principle and politician, either In
high sense tho term; Tor while his principles
utterly ahonsbe he mas nothing VI tnst spirit Of
intrigue which 10 elevate Inferior and unscru
Is retsegyer, but has earned ho."vsb'- aus iuc
non AZ the bar as "acal and e.fqrr"t vpesk.r and
&c from the question of slavery, sprnd lazy err He
leg ssaure cn.i'lcd hi nssu The osiierA
IA escai. sih Caleb csshlns ap topics Of nai,o.l later
est though u matter of orurse, Mr. Cushing
tnab h,s match argument and elpaueos~ n. ~as
oBe IL rbs delegates OF barge thu chicago
Ton, who're he iahnrcd zulousy for the n"niuation
ID William n sw4rd, Of whom Do " IN esrnes, dis
ript ne do'cDcs every At az ish repuh
lean legislation N Masachasets, isrrdins the MUMMY
~ PERSONAL lbort, oil ana the Renewal ~ Judge Lv,ag
Es NOT only believes Ia Helper ana tn, "imvcnfinx
Crisis. and - warn fritnd 81 thc anotousts, bot ne
. IN avcwed odvcratc of abolition dcria.s, ani or
ame time lsi has bcf the fsvorse o. ,hn irtion 81
,fzeus. IN tar 1ah OF oO'uber, after ap
prcfersan n John " w. prhnc nnre'hg ,siled
a Tho fremont Temple snsicn IN aid o. his family
under the suep'ccs o. TIC Fratern.tJ'he religious 20
cty ~ thr ale Tcncsre Parker ihe prrsent
e The r.pchlean party ru nvitst 70 arsie ana did
rsne pnue.nsy, be declared that John oroxu YES .
uartyr ,sea" Tsst idea, he SAID, The ..ir-e
rhs sn they sssembe 20 exprcss ,h~sr symgssay ~ah
The man ard tho icea" Ne xas followed oy shr Rsv
Mr.. Nasnsbg. Ralph Waldo Esoe Wendell Pnil.
hpihsolosscs philosophical 500 ursss, heal phllsathro
pists and $50 sorthypcrv The Fraternity trk occa-
~ ,he.e a. ,hsr scc,~.y esrsss = s~,.rss.s !, az,
CtnveIttcn 10 vc'. for HIM 10 fact. Mr. AIdr~~ oe
hvsd O. have rccercd The FupI- ~ every an. ,onst
IN the slate, iEan sai sumner Abby K-iy
Foster Governor, shnult he be erected barring any
stability OF his touching tho slavery qnc~Dnp, be
wouo y<ot~hly nste b,s adrrntsrnfcn sucssG but
u o-cassn shr.ld when tne rubIic veal 4 u re
Guye any pssitive evicr~e fiom The stHe NA<sachn
~ N. respcc, With, II far u say
The m~iors, ~ our crrns entertain nv tbs u-ssaton
aud thf tuioo, u ~osld be greet public calamity 70
have "bcncst John Andrew" ~ the snberraiorss chair
n hss cevoiion to tne ssfi shaver, happsusd
- be nsr.ly time ssrvng and hollow heart.i no would
20 doubt be less est'ms Die as but los dangerous
chef magistrate Will "a be tor bed oonacS
vstve nsjcrifv tho bay STATE, b, their dis
ssnscis. aios tie r~rs ssss~ into
the ase a. man ,tcy all gard ss dsnstrors and wnoss
efs1 fras 81 chara,fcf only cnder bin BE- dread.
by houslr1l uenG Hs hare election Ssuld be Last
Hg dsetscs Ia the state placing stiu .osse posi-
.oo Than that nov occupies win rsersnos 70 onebsH
The opronst;s a. Mr. Ard-cw at wovcsser bss~d their
grc~'ton his rs.cssn and on the question Of locsl
y-an important Ia it,ie Slste-Esstern Mas
sschussits having sopplssd ~ w,.h eli Governors Zoe
~hi,s Es.s On .hs ?ss,vn 2, raiic.sm sh- cosv-n-
rates being aivtds there ssffcuty matter
"A kcsiWy. An endcavcr ~ss made " unsoL Of
ibe w,ftsra dciegsteE Nj. ra~es, Of Nwtn ALBANIA.
AND Mr. Kellogg, Ct rtsicld, why LAwes' chisf com
thor from that pcttoa wittdrew name In the can
Gus hus ihe friends u Mr. eeodron, Of sck ,r,dss,
would fc into The ent, and through
ad hs Western andre Delegates hal The pleasure
rs The ds',st of The sempt NJ continuation. Mr. Good
rchs ficnus ssked for him Inc sovefnoship The Leu
tsusLt vossrns~hie. The Andrew gave him the &C.
cord place. and secured hk r,spds Il 1854 John
Gocrr,ch wv . ~ha member cf Congress Tue -
m 10 q lrkg = ~ liza
srt is aiisses reu~v~y satks&csoyy 70 the
party, bot ~ coursc dsaxvc~Abl~ 10 individuals
VAS nfa enough sos rvrsscars that ~ vo<e a.
their legislature, uisy ffmaaiy endorsed C6ArIss sun
"has hsrnm @ sssvtsy"-s speech tnst widely
ctr sAtsd here ~ campaign docrm~ot me
frrvchthu, m which he . member, In
ytcd him 10 address them before they proceeded
10 ballot to- Governor He spsech, the Gully formal one
~ the otessior, Wa carefully prepared lengthy
hsrstru. 10 siyle 4 degm.s, Ne peasn,,c air only