New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10
Now and Then.

Mr. John Hayes, of Portsmouth, n. H. has
been setting forth the reasons which will induce
him TO vote for JONI L. HALE for Congress instead
of the Caucus implement put mp 10 run him ont.
Mr. HAYES makes the following citations OF recent
declarations of the Loco-Foco press oil New-Hamp-
shire on the subject OF Annexation, before the ques
ton was made party issue by the nomination CT
Polk:
sThe Nashua Gazette of Nov. 9Th 1913, in
speakips of the Annexation of Texas, SAID:
The object and design throughout all IS black ink
bitter hell
on the part of our Northern Representatives, when thi,
mighty prcjec; shall up before them in ali its ques
tiona6'e shapes
''The Ne,c- HampAlur Patriot of Nov. 23d, 1913,
speaking OF Annexation, says:
lie (hc Presidcnt and his gang will probably attempt
TO throw this question into Congress as rebrand Ii
may produce mischief but that the Democrats
haze eaod enough 10 avoid being distracted by the
arts OF !he enemy.
"The Dorer Gazette, in the fall of ISIS, published
a most able article against the admission OF Texas
into the Union, whlSh amens other things says;
The admission al Texas into the unlcn would be pub
lie disgrace, and disgrace in the eyes OF all the civilized
world IL would array against the moral influence Of
all Chris;cndom and draw upon Us the lust rerbat!on Of
as offended God
'These are bat few at the opinions which
might BIZ quoted from the Democratic press"
Meetiags of Loco-Focos who are not prepared
10 be transformed into the mere instruments OF
Slavery fana;icism have been held at Exeter, a;
Rochester, and other points, 10 resolve that they
will defy the little Caucus and vote for JOHN
Hale Tor CougresS. We shall see what the issue.
II New Hampshire We're net more thoroughly a
Slave State than kentucky or Tennessee, MIR. Hale
would be reelected.
1SS- Nav. H,MrSHIRE holds her State Election
tomorrow. Ii any other nouiinally Free State
were 10 vote tomorrow, Illinois only excepted we
Should hope fora rebuke 10 the Texas iniquity and
even from New-Hampshire we look for some
CLEANS OF sunshine.
{SS- The South Carolina 'chivalry,' now that
Polk has turned his back on them, are beginning 10
,lk again OF nulhiying the Tariff! Bah. Give
Calhoun the direction OF atiairs, and they would
be easy enough about the Tariff
c. EL,Jau F. PuEpY has been endorsed by both
date for Collector Of this Port and there quite an
interesting little fight got up All that now tir
the Custom House swear that the party will be
ruined if Van Ness is turned out, while those who
are out and want 10 get IN equally sansuine
that the party VIII so 10 pot Van Ness isn't
turned out and Purdy pat in. Ii We were an adj
wiser OF Mr., Polk, we should counsel him 10 jus,
wha, suits him in The premises. in full confidence
that the parry Will stick 10 him. whether shouting
or growing, SO long he has offices 10 dispose Of
Is The -Al6any Dsily -4dratiscr, which has
inrned Native all over, takes great deal loo much
trouble about the conduct of the Thig Press 1t
cam, Sleep o nights Ghoush ii dozes pretty seundly
all other time) for fear the leading Wing journals
viii do something impradsn,! Such disineres,ed
anxiety by an organ Of one party Tor the good cou-
duct ot another pariy's journals is rare anomaly.