New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-09

80 a. and anon. the - are recorded the names o.
ue..rs Van Buren. B0rnqoa, Nelson, late c. jus
,cel D. u. TomDFins. &c. &c.-Need we offer any
thing farther in regtation Of the hereditary claims o.
our opponents on the votes Of the Poor
Nr,v H,ypsfuRg-Gorernors Message.-Ihe
o,scial canvas. Of The votes cast for Governor Of
New Hampshire has this result
Whole no s570j Necessary toa choice - -
Anthony Colby CWhig) has......... l92.y
Daniel Holt. (Abo) .-------------- 20" ao. o, an
John H. steele loco has.-----..--- -
Andis elected by majority of.--.-.---- i'Of'
This j. q close squeeze for New Hampshire but
considering the man, the majority l. q large one
M returns from Canterbury and Bedford
CAV Steele delivered his Address on the 9ih
He thanks the people for their unexpected ia"ors
nrge. 2 reform in Common Schools opposes any
vitia Reform which shall dispense with the tram
nrs Of other than uniformed companies condemns
the practice Of holding Justices Courts in p7Vaie
rooms or lawyers Offices saysihe state is iueou'
If pocket but can soon be brought right by s'ric'
economy and dispensing with the usual Fall Session
of the LEGISLATURE: that the State Prison and Insane
ASYLUM are well managed and that three new nan
road Companies have been organized under me
general law Of last Session. He urges the Leglsla
ture to be very wary OF the terms on when cha''ers
are granted for 'moneymaklng purposes ana esPe
caly not grant any charters dvesied o. inc prhcp'
Of Individual Liability. nor even ruin such laoill''
aexcep, where individual or partnership enterprise
f. roanisestlv incompetent to accomplish the oblec
Il. .l.a rr.rg-
arigdlv restricted in their powers and privileges
sacb stuff a. this is exactly suited 10 the average
calibre of New Hampshire Loco + ocolsInl
Coy. : proceeds to assail Protective Tam ano
exbib The profundty Of his craftsmanship IN var
ms observations thereupon. He thinksihe opening
of the ports Of China by British cannon Is the maj"
cause Of the present activity of our Manufactures
and concludes In fact Foreign and not Domes
fc marke, is now the only reliable preventive OF
immediate reyusion" Being himself a manuiac
ur.r ne can't afford to tell the usual iasehood thai
the Tariff enables the Manufacturers 10 OBTAIN an "a
cessye price for their goods, as then hlS constituents
,vonld he ant iosay. We'll Governor II the bos'o"
.nalobs are selling their cloths too high ~Ay 40"
goi sell chcaDerg You oughnot to plumber US poor
| Democratic Farmers Just because Federal W ih-
| conores, has given YOU a chance TO do II. Iha'
. ami bones, and we won't vote for you any more
-Rv making our Exports the great regulator Of
Manufacturing prices and profits ne utterly con
dennis thcu-ua Loco Foco assumption That so"dsa are
higher here tina, in Europe. If they were 50 we
.,..l1 po, e.n mort 10 China for those who sell our
fabrics there would buy in the cheapest Market
| Gov. :. urgently recommends the adoption oil Inc
| .ludcpcndcnt Treasury by the taioR but says 'o'
word in favor of Ncr-Hampsh~e'S dong any
thing WHY can't we induce one of the rank sub
Treasury States 10 take small dose OF the Hea''"'
which ,hev insist ON administering to the rest OF US
He goes his length for Texas and Slavery asserts
~ a notorious fact tia, England, France and Mexico
have offered independence and favorable boundary
| 90 Tcvasf she will decline Annexation, and asks
d. L. there single American craven-hcared A. 10
Weld 10 the dictation Of European monarchcs -
smile moi consideraic reader the case Is not nrtii
1,l Int mournful-Ncw Hampshire is impelled by
ms, snch considerations and ruled by just such
men
Is to OREGON Gov. :. goes the whole hos
insists tina, our right up to 81 90 is clear and un
sue-iionablc and is sorry that our Government eve
agreed to compromise at 49' because no people or
government ever yet admitted or proposed 10 waive
or Weld any Of It's rights to the claims or demands
of Grea, Britain but in the end had cause torepcni
or 50 doing" He then proceeds to denounce the
Asbbur,on Treaty as a surrender of large part OF
| Maine and closes his Message thus;
Warned by the disracciu result ofthai esoiiaton
. ., r Government viii not again suffer itself 60
| s,ir .,,x,l ar threatened out O.. Just rights -
Rt 4, l. not nv intention desire 20 enter into discus
sion OF Tins question i d. m the hands OF an able ana pa
,,io,;r administration who viii doubt not use ever!
honorable eNeron 20 bring II 20 an amicahie close at
any rae feel confident that no tmid concession no
lu,uanlv surrender Of clear rights VII be made; ana
,hai no trucking 70 viii again stain the annals Of
| our beloved country
Tha, flourish is worth thousand rocs in New
Hampshire. where hating and wanting TO fight the
British vet open onr ports to their goods
form The great staples Of modern Democracy