The New York herald., 1862-10-08


Robert l.. Sterling Co. L. Eighth Penn syvania cavalry
Lieutenant rhos Cawen 20. b, Third North Carolina
Samuel b. Miller, Co. T., One Hundrsdth New York.
Henry Peppehger, Co. ], Thirty third New York.
Henry vosmer, Co e. Seventy fifth Penasy yvania-
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Peoples Union Convention Of Massa-
chusetts-Brig adler General Devcns
Nominated FOR Governor. &c.
BosroS. Oct. 7, 1852
The Peoples Union Convention, called to mcct in
Faneuil Hall TO- day Stato tokct very
largely attended in numbers.
Hon. Linus Child of Boston, presided. assisted BY
largo number Of Vice Presidents
The creates, enthusiasm prevailed.
The following the complete State ticket nominated
by the Convention
FOR Goperaor-GeneraI Charles Deveus OF Worcester
FIR Lieueaan. GoreraorThomas +. Punkett. of Pitts
ded.
far Secretary or Nafe-Oiyor Warner, Of Northampton
For State Tredsurer-Henry X. Oliver, Of Salaln.
For Audior-Lev Reed, Of Abingdon
For Attorney GenerdLHenry W. Paine Of Boston.
The ticket greeted with tremendous cheers by the
Convention.
The Convention was addressed by Linus Child the Pre-
sident Judge j. e. Abbott, Judge Parker, OF Cambridge
Leverett, Saonstal and others.
Resolutions were adopted calling upon people Of al,
parties 10 support the administration and put down the
rebellion classifying with the most infamous criminals
the authors and promoters of this rebellion against the
benecent government earth, aud declaring and
trusting that tho PEOPLE will that STAR
stricken from tho constellation upon the old flag,
pillar be removed from the temple Of liberty;
cogniziag Abraham Lincoln the chief executive mags.
of the naon whose rightful authority and power
ought always be vigorously and religousy guarded
aud preserved that he, tho President, must answer to
us, the nation, to postery and above all, 10 God We
mske therefore no captos criticisms OF his acts and
1 declarations; burden him with party partisan
policy; offer no conditions TO our patriotism: We
resolve that Massachusetts, with all her people, aud soul
HCr hvl fha tdnnf Of In
United States in the prosecution OF this to the entire
| ana ina suppression Of the rebellion
The last two resolutions are as follows
Resolved That we oaer the thanks M Of this Convsn 70
ass 0 ae the re- We 's s
suffered. We know against whom they contendea; We
hostile apsn iSsi, s9l q a. asSas,.s
ton Of fanaiics and parissns that their loyalty doubtful
eoasel houla be spaned God bless MARY:
'0 es' Of odss e
% ss snS PROUD as a as:
%s as s so s Mso a Ss
viii con oand those who have abandoned her:
tn aseisim with which the army d Virginia greeted the ap
e armS SisS
anywhere aud everywhere, hsnceforth cease
Now York state Politics.
| UTICA, Oct. Z, 1852.
The SCALED Unions Congressional Convention which
here the "a inst and which reported to have
kunanpsusly nominated Hon Mr.. Herman represent
this astrict voted down resolution endorsing the
tpna administration. Presidents emancipation pro-
ESlamation and tho Union State ticket
h Missouri Politics.
ST. LOUIS, Oct Z, 1882.
r. Frank p. Blair was unanimously nominated for Goa
Pgress the First dssct by the Union Emancipation
| Convention q, yesterday.
The FAnals % sssmnerss Ora&fou.
/ DlsGRACEFUL SCENES IN FANEUIL HALL-A ROW
AMONG THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND BRUTAL.
| TREAgAGNr or agoxGE FRANCIS rRAN-rREE
Speech FARCE.
/ rFrom the Boston Post oct IL
We give elseNShere IN our paper brief account OF the
Charles Sumner abshon~negro meeting hed in Faneuir
Hall yesterday noon. n was cf tho most exraord
temple and hardly add the credit Of the city or
the good sense Of tho people. asscmbage Of
and desestabje ssn4msns, aud % such caica-
lated to produce faS more liz can sooe, as was the
| in fact,
During his speech Mr. Sumner specially challenged
criticism; but this accepted the part
q some Of bis hearers thaa the meeting utterly refused
70 hear response. Free speech, such had been
vitsd, NOT permitted The friends Of Mr. George Franz
| cs Train, who whh him had remained quietly for two
mortal hours listening Mr.. SIMMER thought t only
fair that he should be heard and this too after the
/ Sumner ovation had actually end But such
a seemingly fair and tst proceeding not 10 be al
| lowed. Mr.. Train, after much pefh and difficulty,
reached the platform, br seized in tho toughest
manner by tue police and others lie succeeded several
in clearing himself from these incambrances but
last overpowered and taken from the hall by the
passage in rear OF the platform From thence without
any covering to his head he taken Police station
2, followed by large crowd
In Train Eriru, issued last evening Mr. Train makes
| the following
ao.,l rOIs. Ds. srAney y No p.
Seeing public notice Of INVITING the citizens Boston to
sumner and Others speak soens myself naive Of Boston
two hoars lie chaiengcd any onr 10 coafute his state
ss 9aSss q M hT Rs"s &c e ssa M r.
SUMNER 70 wines that he vas not perr.pns the meet
TIaIn; YOU would hing suppo;ns ,sss
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WAS was annoyed 70 end the messing ca, and dried An An
man and not for the. white man ANNOYED to see
%sssiss hay a3isaissd sssw ss., = ali s.1s
man and bold snoner mseas Stepped pon ae plat
form Or n r.nsT Jumped over baked Jury
angry eyes behind and hostile demoastraops from the
art " .ss wss siss %
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Sd no % n made nS sdo sS. s. % ne.
sasf T g Ps
sSds we're Ting soof By tie s' hair Of my
.s ss:d sss @ I :'sS 'Ss &. sssS
70 ss'se r ,s g sa ss Sr CAV, my.
tore and ea he
.s hair q %y a Ss nc. hGs ss,, .s
hodns 70 zoe r.iln. crss e & nK,' him q. damned
white eman--smash his head-Anock down." accompa-
violence followed metpto The The
policemen seemed too excited OF unaolswhoy to protect
from this respectable committee who that free
L speech 10 the chief plank Of the tee SOIL PLATFORM
Mr.. Train remained the station house I'LL six o'clock
employing the time chiefly WI nnga screening review
Of Mr. Summers speech while here his friends assem-
bsd In large numbers in Court square, honorng him with
cheers and various demonstrations Of appreciation The
rough usage which he had been subjected did not ap
pear TO greatly disturb his equanimty though natural
| ndig nation was apparent In his look and manner
LAuScB or ANOTHER IRON -CLAD-To morrow morning at
ten O'clock will be launched from yard Of T. T. Row
| land, Continental Works, Grcenpont, the iron clad
steamer Montauk This will be the third iron clad the
| plan OF Capt Ericsson launched BY Mr.. Rowland.