New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
FROM ECBTCy.
From cur Own Correspondent.

From CIR Own Correspondent.
Bosroy, Sept. &c, 1862.
u is hardly necessary 10 say that tie Prts'ceutS
/ Proclamation is received in Masfachnlets with
eoneia reorganization and joy. Sixteen days ago
convention Of nearly thousand delegates, represent
Ing the party which includes tw0-iiFds Of lie people
! in rs ranks, voted unanimously 'at Slavery ought
/ TO be "externina,ed." Tie constituents Of these
men, you nav be sure, are in no degree behind
them in opinion Many Of our PEOPLE were getting
little inpatient with the Pnsitent, but most OF
| them. Inspired BY Mr.. Samncrc fcpeir eolidencc
/ in LIN integrity md opcnncss to TIE reception o.
ideas and facis, were disYosod cheeriuily to "ait
/ TIL lie .houd have fully m.de NJ hs mind isai tie
measnIe wac & wise and Indispensable ore. Meet
ings viii Immediately be hold throughoutthe sta'e to
ustain the Presidents hands and encourage hf heaft
Mr.. Sumner VIII speak IN boston as so1n as 10 hi.s
fulfill d eu9agsmentsa al New ok ana Noflhhu 'oh'
The Governor. as soon as he ee's home, VIII 40
doubt rive us q caup-meeiing speech exceeding IN
unctiou that which he delivered Ct Miriha's Vine
ward, and Oh the whole, We think we f'ali be able
70 overcome the sntSumpor Tflunvrs;e, when
consist. Of the Count Johannes, Joel Parker, ana
/ Georce Francis 1rsin ! have looked Ia Itt COhT-
ier every day, for tie purpose oi MAXIM al, estimate
Of the comparative value which the Hrnkers place
on tie la6ors Of these individuals. One day the
Count ~ urpermos,; another day Mr.. Parker 10 top
o. the heap, and another dav tie eminent Train.
The Count promulges from faneuil Hall, Parker
from his rooms at Cambridge and at Ne. 10 State
street, where lie and VIM. ID. swan engineer the
new PARTY; and Train from Mnsc Hall. Trail Las
the big est crowd Of loafcrs at bis leeF; Parker
gets ne longest string Of names to follow us OWL no
The newspapers but tho COun- = snrI'iliion 81 tie
AbOiOnists If supposed 10 be time te most COM
! plete and whitening. The Count aud Mr. Train
/ ,dv.rfogp the ,lflLe
that tley did not Sign any pleoee to Ems.
tsin the President, ana were not therefore,
caught on 1hursday morning when LiicOlns tran
was sprung. HE Connt, i believe doesIoi pretend
10 make any terms Win the Aboi.toni'is or q Pre-
sii-Dt aud Train affects 10 believe that The Pro
81 amAiion is good thing because II hB " drawn the
Ere OF the Aboitouists, aud trey havs nothing nov
/ 10 talk about" (Bnlliant idea-isn' Il y Bat the
Judge is irrctrieyably caught IL ste', 10 mo that
/ his usefulness ia the great moycneg i well nish
DESTROYED. ne past and C0rrlsr arecomparauys.y
well OIL Ii Won have scanned the lit Of fign-rr 10
tie call for a new arty you Will hare noticed thsi
il does nos contan { o. Greene CT BIT rockingham
/ Of the Iost, or Mr. Lint Of the coyTe-. 90 not
/ uide!r;aud the reason Why tue Poa' ioH are DOT
.iere, hu, Luat l. 90 odious tiai II WA not pro-
+ .,hf i,emol prudent % admit Biz Kane, and yet
III, lei IN Henry }. Gardner, as youwil see by zoe
q following ,Atract which / make f.pm tie list OF
/ usuafu4cs:
t.mo,i ~. Bates. Bottom. James J. Ffua, Bo.,on.
. 600. O. s-e.iees 60. inc inc l.; 'et' 60
Ia5 :.ai 49, 49, h l,ss p DSs? 90.
Er-e h. ,te ex-Govtrnor a tie know-Noihincs
.a1sco bv strong detachment Of lIi.h1en. WY,
thea, ,l ,tcy no; adm, M. Iun.i No amit, r;
they dia not ard u.ky Tor lin tilt they dil no..
lht Courier n now NJ liberty 10 call the President
a fool, and The Post 10 call hiu traitor, 80 ,tey
SUBJ tautially do since 1ue,dsy. Here they have
the advantage OF Mr. Parker. who wrote and signed
tie following paragraph;
And the hArd, Of President, he chosen and o,- heed
Of the melton must b. sieosih-'e y he psol' liz !.
striving Ia tn, hour Of Ecri "a All ti' .'s1sh e ..ss
COS ard 'uppensni not torn from bin in cod
nes palsy b.. eaeh. Nh ice1r md hsi coi'desee.
united people. Let hin 81 sn'tsn'd end eard IN utImph
through the struggle HE psnslsa AID sef,.enhoe de-
serve it-our dliy denAhash
AZ have approached this matter q tie Conven-
ton by the back way, rniner than the ifofi, le No
tom round ana prO,eod 20 tell Yen something about
The fiers Of tbe call, II which have already given
yon an exirci or Two. Tie address 10 The ieol.r j,
signed by twenty-five Tersons. AZ the tsal = JDol
Parker. lie /. Professor of Law at Cauibf.fge ard
wae formerly Chief Jus leo Of tic Supreme Cont OF
New-ilanpshife. He De- supposed 10 be a great tw
er, and lie undoubtedly a grea, cOrtr'vetgl.t.
Wien lie rcv-,i tie eiatuies, say from 100 ~ 1872
lie bad u very exciting ana very long dl,css On with
tie Hon. Charle8 Hale, tie Hoo. iapphu Wentworth,
and the Legislature gcneroIy question o. gram
mar. 1t conVulsod the Commonwealth, especially
the sehoomasieIs for a lou9 time. shall not oon
the dread cont &. The gc erected h, batter
LED in comIaaudng losition 40 Tor time lie pam
phots hurtled tArOugh the air with wonderful speed
Nobody war hurt however, and sier tllie al
ouie, along the lines. lie Legi,htufe had its own
way. Aud, moreover. II declined to ay for tealin.
the IOker Which was thrust 40 vehemenfly at i's
own body for when Mr. Parker scut IN bis Til Tor
services IL voted that II txnrbliant, cot down,
and paid only what it thought wac just. | vas IN
clned 10 think that something more was due 10 bin
and Ills associate, but the House said "No'' two
wears in succession, and the claim n dropped un-
less Mr.. Parker hopes thst M Auti-Sumlef Leyis-
laure will do him juslice, and 20 grind private ak,
AS well US snbeeryo uteiul public IurpUsc. have
no idea that lie hst any fuch LIE III motive. liis
self-love n wounded by the consideration that
bis legal dcta N "The North American lie
view" have been disiegsrded. You perhaps know
that ia two or three successive numbers OF that
periodical. the Judge has discussed elahorael
Habeas Corpus, Emancipation, Couiscalion, and
other important questions. | have not NJ baud the
y. A. for April, but believe ! I'm not mistaken
when ray that the learned professor took the ground
there that the President could rot legally emanci ate
a, any rate beyond the army lines. | AIN rot sure
whotbern was in the article that re sad. MIR.
Summer has gwen rid and comfort 10 the enemy aud
ii he had cent in his Aesion a, tie same tin,s ho
" ould have done the Union much les msol ief."
quote from mouory, but With sufficient accuracy.
OF course Mr.. Parker could not support NJ. sumner
for Senator, be being, in hs valuable bu! some at
dogmaticsl Opinion, traitor; aud my part don't
rec how he suport Mr. LlncolO, who IN precisely
the salne sort OF traitor Mr.. Sumner that il To-
say, traitor ~ Joel parher's Law But, ~ YOU s.e
from tho exrhctI have given be is for The President.
unless, indeed, he has obtained new views since
Tuesday.
The othor sgners OF the AidIefs arc j. g. ALI
bCtE Of The Boston Bar. u. s. Ichardson ard ;. ".
Stckney Of Lowell, md w Is. May Of Roxbury,
oppostion members OF the ldst L.gi,latuae, ". u.
Northcnd OF Salem, Of last years Scoae, nonnally
Republican tut liunker OF the IIunkerr, 4. ii
Sweetser Of Lowell, II lawyer who lar occasionally
acted with the Republicans, but not recently; james
Lc,. ai H. NM 4 L 80 ILL