Providence.
Correspondence OF the Herald


PROVIDENCE, March IA, lS45.
Political Ne,cs- Democratic Conren-
ti0ns-Nominati0ns.

Providence.
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IkOVIDkNCE, udICH II, Ao1o'
Interesting Political Ne,cs- Democratic Compen-


tions-Nominations.


DEAR BENNETT


II is now 3 o'clock, A. M and have just re-
turned from one of the most important political
conventions ever holden in this State-important
mean in the result of its deliberations, which has
asonished many of its own friends, and fairly
well inform you at once, that the democratic con-
vention which assembled in this city last evening
for the nomination Of State ticket, throwing en-
tirey aside all other considerations, have nomlna-
ted such ticket solely with reference to the un-
conditional liberation Of Gov Dor. A very pro-
minent and influential whig, Charles Jackson, Esq
was nominated Tor Governor by unanimous vote
more Judcous and powerful nomination could
not have been made 1t carries terror into the law
and order camp, and almost lnsures the defeat OF
Gov. FeDner. Wings by scores will vote tor the
whlg Jackson in preference to the law and order,
alias Algerine democrat Fenner, and 1t Is almost
beyond a doubt that the former will be triumphant
ly elected.


have written you before of some troubles in the
law and order ranks, growing out OF the opposite
elements OF which that party IS composed. The
wings proper sick Of James Fenner, the present
Governor, and they do not hesitate te express
Journal OF this city refuses to give him that cordial
support which he has received from 1t for several
years past. That paper has even refused to notice
editorally late law and order meeting held in
this city, which was got up by Fenner's friends to
heal the divisions between the wings proper and
made wider-the friends OF liberation have out
wltted Old Durham, and his fate is sealed.


have no time to write you more at present.


Yours, truly, CIV.