The Massachusetts Democracy.
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The Democratic State Convention of Aassachu-
iets held few days since nominated General
CALEB CUSHING as candidate for Governor, and
appointed Mcssrs. Chester w. Chapin and Benja-
min F. Bartlett Delegates at large to the Demo
cratic National Convention of 1848 Gen. Cush-
ing is doubtless the strongest man thai could have
5ecn brought forward by the Democracy for the
pOst of Governor, and every lover of the Union
and of the country must and will hope for his
success. ---' sfeH-,.-


series of important Resolutions were adopted.
The following Resolution was submitted in Con-
Tention and laid upon the table: .... ,-....


"ResoLred, That the principles of 4 sound and
consistent democracy demand of the democratic
arty firm and unwavering resistance to any fur
her extension Of slavery in the territory hereafter
lequred by the United States"


Remember that The above Resolution, which
bstantidfIy reiterates the principles of the VIII
not Proviso, was laid upon the table BY the De
nocracy Of Massachusetts. .ss t......... --....