The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-08
"REGENERATIoN OF NEW HAMPSHIRE


Such is the exultng expression with which the
National lntsigenesr Of this morning ushers in IN,
vote in the legislature of New Hampshire for speak.
OF Of the House Of Representatives. This vote i,
made up ola coalition between the federasts the
servatyes, $50 called and the aboliIioniss. The
lnteligencer halls it as 'geam Of light from the
East, " "afording hopeful promise Of brighter
day" Scarcely has this EMULATION escaped the lips
Of the federal editor aud organ in this city, before
new CLEAN Of light comes upon US from the same
quarter. Our readers may Judge from this reyela-
ton how hopeful was the promise, and how bright
is the wing day. Let the National Intsligencer see
1t, and exult if it can. The northern mail Of this
morning brings US the election of the governor Of
New Hampshire on Friday last resulting in the
election of Anthony Colby, Ia wing conservative
abolition goVernor) The following the vote:
Whole number of votes in the convention
OF the Two houses Observation-Disclosures.
Necessary TO choice ....,..................l 1876
Jerry w. Williams had .................... l
Jared w. Williams had ...................l2 1914
Anthony Colby had NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lag
and Anthony Colby was declared elected.
Now, then, comes the brighter day of the wing
principles as carried out by Mr.. Anthony Colby On
Friday afternoon the Two houses met again in con-
Vention, when the new governor took the oalhs Of
Office, and delivered message which sets out with
tho following CLEANS Of ight-the hopeful promise
Of brighter day" Wings of the South and of the
West, (and may not also address the liberal whe.
even Of the North p what think you Of the follow
ing brilliant and suspicious carnations from the
new wing governor Of good old New Hampshire !
"Ours is a country Of benevolent principles, and
soutiTa siavery sreeped, of unequalled liberty. This
exception at variance with the doctrine Of popular
liberty, at variance with our declaration Of liberty
| and equal rights, and repugnant 10 our moral
sense, entaIled upon by the trainers OF out
constitution, whose palhalon for the admission Of
80 great blot upon our system, pas The to,ak and
embarrassed coalition Of the country at the close Of
| the revolutionary But uhai can he said of N.
present generation in The UUilsd SialeI Grasping
territory for the purpose of increasing human mis-
cry!
Texas has been annexed to the United States
for no higher object than 10 ppstisate an institution
rohich dgrddss the human and diShonOrs the God
of HeIpsn For dong this there Is no excuse thai
will avail for country before righteous Judge
Let Ntp Hampshire lcips Out The stain phich has been
| flung upon her, by party machinery set in motion
| at the Baltimore convention. whereby she has
been made act contrary IS the spirit OF her
original democracy, and contrary TO the true feel.
ings Of three-fourhs Of her citizens. While we Of
the North are not permitted TO remain in a south
em State, by agents, for the purpose Of obtain
ing justice, let render good for evil, and say 10
our southern brethren, Of whatever rank or color
that if they come into New Hampshire, they may
enjoy equal liberty with US, and II any be claimed
as servants, slaves, let right 10 their services
founded mutual contract, be shOIon 10 the sailstaeiO
i Of .Niv Hampshire jury.
III Congress have not the constitutional right to
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look better for them to the seat Of government "a
,oms free State"
Even the editor, Of the National Intelligencer
cannot read this datrbe against nearly half the
States of the Union without bIushing for the wing
"regsnsraiOn Of Nslo Hampshire"
| The democrats of New Hampshire have been
defeated by their own divisions; but we arc happy
to find them ralying and preparing to put down this
monstrous coalition, and this the first monsrous
offspring of the ig-conservative-abolition junto