The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

by them they object % he aSolitloris Of Andrew but
hr. lawrence the guardian and mun;acsnt bsnesccr
Of the sharp's rife furnishing Emigsn. Asd Society,
70 fnny As Objectionable this feore "hones. John"
himself he did net out boldly in public 70 declare
his belief in John brown bat after learning his purposes
IN conversation with him In his Qawrences) own house,
member Of the Enigrant Aid Society, he voted hin
the which went with him 20 Kansas and Virginia.
ne prime N this anti Andrew business Mr.
z c Baker who voted for the Personal Liberty BILL and
Noses s. Cobb Governor ssrdDers po engineer and
factctum. The movement. may increase Iawreroos Yots
but !. cannot proven, the election Of Andros.
General Butler, in well conceived letter accepts The
nomination rendered hin, BY the Breckinrige party do
cAres Il a. acceptable election could be; opposes
coalitions "a dsntegratpg and demorazpg; svers his
belief that majority Of the vcrs Of Massachusetts,
abo;onized and that The Douglas and Bel parties, by
their roncommit.alism the slavery question, show
that they tainted By the prevailing Infection believes
the republicans have srengh 70 elect thar Candidates
against any sira.on and s for direct declaration
Of principles and the erection o. Breckenridge and
INC letter manly production. letter has also been
written by NJ Beach, the Douglas candidate for cover
nor, In which ne informs the committee authorized 10
correspond With him tha; decrog the nomination Be
savors 3 union sga.nst Andrew. Coalitions VII Gndoub
edy take place In certain Congressional dAirics 20 defeat
the republicans Ell rhsyeY in the Ninth district VIII be
supported by mutnos republicans and the Bell party and
possibly by the Douglas ricr. In the Seventh union viii
take place against D. ". Gooch. weioh, Of vslthsm 10
TIC candidate spoken d BY ne oonsesvstves ms sort
local matters, members Of tks Legislature, &c.
Our Post ctSce has onoe again commenced, and u ls
hoped finally term mated, s psrcgrnaiors son Saturday
last The papers and desks corks and dead letters axsures
and moveahles ,abb.sh, pigeon boea and DUST in strs
Cling caravan, marched carried in seeming con
fusion but with the perfect order out from the bose
men AID attic OF the old Aerchants Exchange State
street, INTO their new, convenient and central location
corner Of summer and Chauncy streets II was out OF
darkness into light in than sense, for behind
them were left the gloomy raeiu sces Of The solid
men-s;ae street real estate hoiders-whose money and
influence had proved unsvaing In contes.
aSainst common sense and the spirit Of progress,
while they wero Welcomed with great sAtsfsction by
the nhab ants and busneas mon Of tho heart OF he city
- they took up TIER quarters in that locality This
test seems now terminated The change in location was
demAn led for the potter Of tie population
and business interests OF the city well for the
venenceof The Department. II has been opposed from
the outset By every effort that could be msdc here and
n Wash1gton, by wealthy men holding property In
state street, who determined to Keep up the value
OF their rents even at tho expense Of the loss Of great
cd the precise position Of the matter, and from the be-
ginning has sustained Posnsster Cspen In bis prsisewor
ON sss as
short soourn of the Depar mcnt there last year. and It is
. model institution.
Tho tone of the local press in regard 10 ths mat
ter 10 .omewhat interesting. The zronscriis, .
paper whose namby pambyfm u only reev.
ed by an occasional exhibition Of malevolence,
touches upon the removal in Characteristic style Of
enarlng The Adrerser proverbisy behind the times,
Courier which has been very ferocious s attacks upon
the Postmaatcr IN tcs past, is nov letting itself down
little, and Saturtay-wonderful to relac-tred 70
upbend il dignity with joke on tho matter. The at
tempt was - awkward ~ unnatural but the solcmnty
Of the wit was relieved BY tho udcrousnces Of the Effort
and II passed. To day the Courier TO have been
brought 10 reatzing sense Of the fact that has
character 70 sustain and three line growl appears In
it, columns. Toe PoS praises the manner IN which the
removal was Effected Istces the improvements OF the
Few building, and bows very gracefully towards kr
Capen and bis comfortable and elegant qrarters
The Bee tells State street gentlemen that they did badly In
not paying the agents employed 70 visit Washington and
lobby In their behalf in not acting with good faith towards
the government, and In hhcying that they had the
quality Of brains necessary 70 manage such coutro-
vcrsy. The Be- says that tho question Is settled that
the solid men are finally beaten aud II Las pity for
them.
BKLL AID EVERETT CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
BosroS, sept. 20, 1850.
Tie Bell and Everett Conventions to-day mado the fol-
lowing nominations for Congross:-
Frs DI.5ics-paniol Fisher, Of EdgArtovn.
Third Disriei-Edmrrd p. T.leston, Of Dorchester.
Sikh Distries-olis P. Lord, OF Salem.
Scperh DlSres-Lutner v. Eel, OF Cnarlestown.
EighA Dis.riet-winthrop Faulkner, or Acton.
Judge Marston, OF Barnstabc, has received the Bell
Everett nomination for Lieutenant Governor place
OF Edward Dickinson, declined.
Tho Bell and Everett men tonight nominated Hon. VIM
Appleton for Congress, from the Tlfsh distrct.