Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-28


ears.
Prom the Boson American.
TAe Consrrafire MOremem ns Ne,o Hampshire.
We have twice directed the readers attention to
! the political revolution which Is going on ia New
Hampshire. II IA nothing css than "rcbcion :"
(hs eN-Exccllcncl must allow to Use the term again)
under the lead at Isaac Ill., II portion ut the Inco
Foco party against the ohcror rather against old Re-
gency, which, since the overthrow Mr.. Adnn, friends
IN lss9, has ruled the dcsncs OF the State and kept her
chained the of Loco focoism Its demonstration
OF Isaac Hill IN behalf ol John Tyler-lor though Ia.
name with iest the association might he offensive Ia III.
oddcmocrs and thus deprive him much OF the support
upon which he relics who knows any thing ,t
Hills relation the acting President, doubt that his
whole object will not be accomplished, until n msiority of
the voters oi New Hampshire transferred the supper,
oi John Tyler This is the main design OF Hills Mot. and
counicTplots, against the Tey,IHs OF the State -
That lac will succeed. immediately, rather the coming
contest in New Hampshire, do saw but that he will
ultimately succeed, We have doubt. aud II the whgs
would cganiEc at once aud prrparc vigorous rally IN
March, 1t rs clear that Henry Iubbards election would
be defeated well the entire Congrc Ssiona ticket
The result HIS Mass Convention has been already
gwen Tb" organ OF the old Regency the n. H. Patriot
has tour or i've columns at abuse OF that and
IN" ticket put IN nomination by II, which show not L,
alarm and apprehension tho faithful in regard To il.
proceedings That the reader have some idea OF th.
political creed OF the Hill rebels We subion few, Of The 90
solutions adopted 10y the State Convention
That regarding do the present radical" a. the L
ira ied''" panty, and as democracy and federalism never
dd ana never can comminec, hereby renounce all con
htcnnn with H. and shall endcaNor by means within
ouTpow't to restore democracy pristine purity
That though We disappTove tho distributing the pr,
creds OF tie sale at the Public Lands the vote oi the c
glslaure rejecting the thousand dollars which n mich,
hHNerec"'Ned from the national government inflicted bur
dtn upon the people OF this State which the legislature had
no night 10 impose; that the was 10 be distributed
and other States have their proportion there il M
good reason why New Hampshire should reject hers
That We approve the ancient democratic usage of nom
mating acandidSte for President and Vice President by
National Convention, and shall cheeriuly and m cecng
candidates which that Convention may select and We re-
commend that that Convention be- holden at Baltimore ON
the Third Tuesday of MAY lS+i and we also recommend
Tor the office OF Vice President distinguished fellow
citizen, the Hon. Lew Woodbury.
That while we hold to supporting nomination.. rcsuL,yIy
made, there has been great amount of fraud and
deception pracuccd IN the selection delegates al the
Primary Meetings, and the system terror and rank prs,
cilph"n Tor opinions sake introduced into the Conven
o mat We We" 1t As sancnonnG fraud dsapproye
ana condemn most OF the nominations which have been
lately made.
That the Democrats Of this State hare eper been Too
tddy 10 Tceeire oiih oen IroeSscd from
me jcderdt ranks; and they realizing the sad con
sequences which naturally follow association with the
worst enemies OF Democracy who adopt the advice of the
elder Adams as the most ready way destroy the demo
'tau' tScendacN 10y uniting with n, and uu,ing the adnp
ton o such measures shall be- accomplish it, ruin
That We di-approve the practice of holding State Con
I'nuons at the Time OF the setting of the Legislature when
bargain and intrigue for office rife and when il . rare
occurrence that any other than aostate fedrasf can
succeed IN the nomination any important office
That His ENccllency the Governor IN some recent np
pontnentS u t important Offices has discovered his de-
termination tn subserye the interests of his old federal a
lies oi the Washington Benevolent Society and Hartford
Convention iedcraliStS rather than promote the true nte
rests of the State.
That the people of this State are strongly attached T.,
genuine democracy and only need have the dcforni,ie
at Tadicasm exhibited IN their character 10 ennbe
them at once 10 recognize their old enemy with his coven
foot.