New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11
New-aunpshire-Pc s-IniIroad.-.,u.ic.
Correspondence OF Tn, --r,n,r.

CONCORD y. H. Feb. 8, lei6.
New Hampshire politically becoming the OBJ
served of all observers" SO | have thought tina,
word from wandering Gohamie. hailipg from this
Granite region, might not De wholly unacceptable
in YOUR columns In The nida OF the interesting
scenes here going on, one can,ot be wholly with
out thought New Hampshire the Stale that has
bowed The lowest and bent the most abiect kne, in
the service OF the encroaching Save Power in this
a.d Tor the last dozen years is rusing herself like
lion from bis lair. Yes, New Hampshire is fast
redeenling her once proud nam, Her hardy yeo.
many their eyes At last open o the baseness and
iufanv of the political trammeishat for these MAN.
wears nave bound them. are throwing OFT collars in
real insurrectionary enthusiasm. Judging from the
spirit | meet with in diferen: parts OF the State
where | have Travelled, | am led 10 believe that the
People Of ihi, LITTLE Mountain Siale are destined TO
lead tie whole si-terhood OF tn, Union in a grea,
movement ia behalf OF Human freedom How all
unookedor unhoped-ior!
The pro.Slaverv, Texas Atheron.Gag Democra.
CIV of hi, State has filled up the measure of lis in
fanny, and is dead The attempt To throw over
board JoHS P HALE has proved the last ounce that
broke the ASS back. The Election in March will
demonstrate their inability 20 cleo Governor more
Than TWO out OF the Council board OF five more
than TWO OF the Senate OF twelve and bat respect
able minority of the House of representative
Parties are IN such new and expected relations
and the spirit OF revolution being still abroad in its
uncurbed violence. it is impossible 10 guess who
will be in the ascendant. Thus much We know, and
with that are satisied-the present dynasty goes
out Ii is a matter OF rejoicing for the friends Of
Freedom and Progress the land over
The Winter in these Northern regions has been
uncommonly mild thus far. But few and short
snaps" OF extreme cold. Good sleighing from the
first day of Winter Business is generally prosper
GUS Some little Railroad excitement as elsewhe
III. Nnrrharn n oiroad b.,r
Vermont via Lebanon is going on with good deal
of Yankee energy. Some 800 Irishmen-an impor-
taut item in our populaton-are az work upon diff
leren, sections OF the Road. The Montreal Road
by way of Meredith and Plymouth, the direct route
North through the interior OF the State, yet
commenced though It's friends, understand, intend
to break ground In a few days The route that is
peculiarly Nec- Hampshire enterprise is from the
Capital 10 Portsmouth. This project suggests many
advantages TO the State and | surprised that
the people permit il TO lag for lack OF funds.
Since coming into the State, on two occasions, at
Dover and at Portsmouth, have met with an extra.
ordinary family of New Hampshire Singers-fair
rivals Of " The Hutchinsons, with whose great
ability the people Of Newforh are familiar. New
Hampshire is becoming famous the nursery Of
Music This new amily-the Rogers Family
consists OF three sisters and a young brother; and
though they have not the power and su6lmity OF the
Hutchnsons they certainly excel them in the dellcacy
aad sweetness OF their music. NEWCOMERS Will hard
" believe that the Hutchinsons be surpassed
in these lastnanei qualities should have believed
without audible proof. Many good judges Ot music
have expressed the same opinion IN regard 10 this sing
ing within my hearing Refined taste exquisite harmony
and full appreciation OF the words which they sing may
be regarded as distinctive and characteristic traits in the
music OF these young singers leain that they are Il
we!!.uducated family. and among the respectfully
connected of the state That their father. quite dis,
tinguished citizen having with of those pecu
mary mishaps common III the present order OF Things,
these Young women with their brother have heruicsy
thrown themselves ON their resources. They have
taken up public singing. ambousiy nor with any
sordid purpose but simply matter OF necessity and
duty. A fact which ought certainly 10 give them some
claim on the public favor.
have spun on; quite long letter. such as it is You
viii! of course, make what of il you may see TT.
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