The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

TO-DAY ssi the Convention adjourned little in doub. ybs.
Gher had done well or not.
The following resolution was unanimously adopted
nmid epplause:-
|. Resolved, That his Excellency Nathaniel p Banks,
AFTER hs long and brilliant career of public service for
will carry with him 10 the West the cordial
good wishes OF the republicans OF this Commonwealth.
rHx GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.
WORCESTER, August 20, 1850
The republican State Convention Is very largely attend
cd, with great outside pressure.
Ex-Governor Boutwell, was chosen President, who ad-
dressed the Convention and was followed by Charles
Sumnec.
TIE Convention bsoted for Governor with the following
result
who;e number OF votes .......... 1854
For yoaa A. Andrew, Of Boston ................ 73s
EW heary L. Dawes, OF Adams .................. 326
S@s'es'aS 70
Majority for Andrew. ................... $50
J. G. Goodrich Is nominated for Lieutenant Governor,
Oliver Warner for Secretary of State and George Morey
and r. A. Chapman for electors at Largo
The Connecticut Democratic state Con.
vention.
NOMINATION OF AN UEADULTERATED DOUGLAS ELEC.
ToRAL TICEEr.
Hartford, August 29. 1850.
The Democratic State Convention is in session In
this Cts for the nomination an electoral ticket The
Dougastes are in decided majority. Dwight W. Par
dee, OF Hartford, presdes The morning session has
been mostly occupied in the organization motion to
pace % the ticket two Bell and Everett electors was
voted Gown by large majority.
The Convention has resulted in the nomination of
ean Douglas electoral ticket.
There were some 400 delegates present, the Breekin
dse w,ng being In minority good deal of i'll feel
ng, inerspersed with personalities characterized the
debate between the two wings.
The following is the electoral ticket
Electors a. La,pe.Ssmuel Colt, of Hartford, and John
Dts,g.c Eeaors-Frst district-Elias A. Converse of
Stafford. second Observation-Disclosures Croswei, of New
Haven. Third distrct--wm. j. johnson, Of Montville.
Focrta district-wm. p Bdrreli, OF Salisbury.
Reso'ctons were adopted endorsing the Charleston
adoption by the democracy OF Connecticut, and recog
nztne Douglas and johnson the regularly nominated
canAitaies OF the national democracy. An effort was
the delegates to vote for other candidate than Doug
Las In order to defeat Lincoln but this was rejected
There will probably be Breckenridge Convention call.
cd end another ticket nominated.
The Michigan Democratic State Con-
ventiOn.
Drraolr, Mich August %, 1850.
Toe Breckinridge and Lane Democratic State Conven-
t1o1 met "a this city 10 day, and nominated full eleco
IA tic>et. Resolutions adopted requesting each
Congressional district TO make n,minatons, and dis
coaat-aaacns any compromise with their opponents.
Congressional Nominations.
BosroS August %. 1860.
The democrats Of the Second district Of Vermont
nominal ted Philander Perrin for Congress
GnwArKEl, August 90 1850.
The Democratic Congressional Convention for the Second
district, held at Prairie du CHEN today nominated j. d.
Reymert Tor Congress
ADRIAN, Mich, August %, 1850.
Saaia.el C. Coirberry, or ST. Joseph county, nomi
mated TO- Congress by the democracy Of the Second dis
tSict, at Cold Water, yesterday.
READING, August 20, 1859.
Al the Democratic Convection, 5. E. Pucana nomi
mated tor Congress for the full term, and j. r. McKiny
Cor The short term.