New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Legislature. &c.


CoNcoBp, N. II. June I, 1916.
Yesterday, az you may have heard, the Speaker
Of our Legislature appointed the Committees for the
session. The task no easy or grateful one, was
performed with much discrimination and ability.
Christie, Nesmith and Wilson were nominated Of
the Committee on the Judiciary, and from such able
minds the laws OF the State will receive whatever
modification they require without endangerlng the
respect they should ever inspire through precip.
fancy of action or chimerical views. Col. Cutter Of
Portsmouth, appointed Chairman of the Committee
Military Afars-s post for which his services In the
tented field" emnenty qualify him Prof Haddock Of
Hanover Chairman OF the Committee on Education-e
subject to which be- has devoted much attention and
made familiar and popular TO the citizens of the State
Mr.. Fogg who has composed during the campaign the
pronuneiamentos of the independents placed at
the head fthe Special Committee the Annexation Of
Texas and from him may be expected lucid and strong
argument against the nquity OF the means by which that
measure contaminated Other Committees have
also able heads.
The Wings in caucus yesterday agreed TO elect
john P. HALE U. S. Senator for the long term. On
Tuesday, therefore, at u III. he will be elected, to
the great discontinue of the Radicals. Mr.. Hale,
well aware that Southern Slavery and Free Trade
are dentical-Free Labor being the only kind that
requires Protection-cannot, consistently with his
principles act with the enemies Of the Tariff. We can,
therefore, hope that will this great safeguard
domestic prosperity He entertsinS views In regard
Foreign Relations so far as they Affect the Ore
gon and Mexican Questions in consonance with those OF
the greatest and best Of our country: have
approximations that ne will belle the confidence that to
be rep7sed In him by the INDEPENDENT electors of New
Ham psnire and pursue in opposition 10 their
loudly expressed wished
Ii is probable that Gen. Wilson will take command
of the Regiment 10 be called out by the Governor
In obedience to the requiston of the General Gov
eminent. A better selection could not be made
The General has the entire confidence ard attach
be chosen the soldiers required He man OF much
military capacity Ia brave and experienced, and would
command In danger and in combat the respect and un
hestatng obedience Of all bis sub2rdinses He Ii ready
for any position 70 which mis- country cals him Like
Sir William OF Deloraine I'm ScosrE Lay OF the Last
MinstreD he Ia good at need.
Tomorrow two Councillors will be selected 10
supply vacancies untitled by the people. Their
election will complete the Domestic Government
and the wheels of Government, IL may be safely pro-
dicted will roll with greater ease and safety than
ever. Of such Legislature and Of such an Exc
cu,ive, New. Hampshire has not boosted for years.
The glorious tidings of the election OF Wing
Governor has called more persons to Concord by
hundreds and thousands than ever before on the
induction of Governor. Joy enlivens every coun-
tenance, hope gs6dens every heart Even the Radicals
themselves profess satisfaction In the change, and
knowledge time for revolution In State Politics.
have no doubt they will cause for their assumed
sincere rejoicing In the passage Of sound laws and 10 the
restoration Of the morals Of pocy-both OF WHICH alas
the Granite State has been ignorant of a few years.
In the course OF the week true Representative
OF New Hampshire will De sent TO Washington 10
take the place in the Senate of the United States Of
Mr.. Jenress, who has already overrun his days Of
grace and will come back protested
Youru, &c. PILGRIM AT PENACOOK.