New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06
New.Hampshire-

We received no letters from New Hampshire
last evening. Boston papers OF yesterday have
verbal information that the votes for Governor were
officially canvassed OH Thursday morning and the
result declared TO be no election by the people The
Legislature would proceed TO election in the
afternoon and no doubt was entertained that Colby
fWhig) would be chosen. II is doubtful whether
the Radical Senator, from the Fourth (Concordj
District. will be able 10 retain his seat and Harry
Hibbard s said to be constitutionay ineligible.
The following is the address of Mr.. Hale on TAX
ing the chair as Speaker of the House. It's in good
taste and breathes a spirit Of manly independence
which does honor to his head and heart.
Gentlemen Of he Hous Of Representatives.
For this expression of your confidence return you my
sincere In entering upon The discharge Of those
which your kindness and partially have assigned
only promise you the Jealous and trust The
honest devotion of such possess 10 the perform
o the duties Of the cha!r shall throw myself with
confidence upon the Kindness the orbearance
and cdor Of the whole House. doubling that IN the
Of high and generous qualities will be found
efficient remedy for the unntentonai errors
which perle0 Hdmonishes me shall probably
nit Coming together from the different parts OF the state
representing various interessaud fact neither
10 be denied kept out Of sight exponent. OF widely
different political sentiments; eutlre unantnity OF opin-
ion be expected perhaps not 10 be- desired BUT
II must der, we respect honest differences oil
opinion, according each other the same integrity OF
purpose which We claim for ourselves. Let us, then,
In the appropriate sphere OF our constitutional action
each hnsalf according the dictates OF his
biased individual Judgment strive to give energy vital
ty aud ecr ncy TO the clearly expressed manifestations
Of the popular will
For myself gentlemen In the discharge of the duties
this Chair every other position which The voice OF
the people the providence of God may call TO act
shall read for myself aud suggest the same for your con-
sderAton that immortal sediment which the wisdom of
Fathers placed the cornerstone of our Constitution
that all men created equally free and independent.
the emphatic declaration OF the will OF the people
OF New Hampshire Basing cur Legislative action on
this cardinal principle of Constitution may
reasonably hope TO perform the duties and discharge the
responsibility which constituents for brief period
have aevoved upon US, with benefit ~ the State and
reputation to ourselvesr
A letter 10 the Boston Courier says:
People from all quarters OF the State here In large
numbers The enetnies of the pro-slavery and block
head nasty that has cursed this noble little State these
many years In high spirits The friends of Liberty
are movns forward In perfect union The march OF the
allied armyis the step OF one man. SO great is the
Joy aud enthusiasm OF The people that when The gallant
Hale stepped into the Speakers chair this morning.
spontaneous burst oil applause came down from the gal
leries that came nigh waking up response from the
floor of the House.
Another letter says;
The South Carolina party in this State completely
Frustrated. They though they used up
many years to cnne. The leaders Of the Radical forces
a,mo.t IN They have but little talent In the
House. wolfe the Allied Army is not only strong Ia mum
bars, very powerful Seldom has any Legisla
In this Union Witnessed such OF able in
branch thereof be found at the present umc In
the Legislature Of New. Hampshire. Messrs. Wilson Of
Keene, Christie and Sawyer OF Dover; Emery and
Gutter of Portsmouth; Bell and Marston OF Exeter;
Clark Foster and Morey OF Manchester; Sawyer aud
Spaulding oil Nashua Beard Of Nashville Nesmith OF
Franklin Garfield Of Langdon; Sturtevant OF heene,
a1d host et other Wings. now in the House. would
do honor to this State any other State, in the Con-
gress OF the United States.
Mossrs. Hale. Dover. Fogg Gilmanton. OF
Meredith, aud others of the independent Democrats
very able and eloquent spe keis Mr.. Preston Of
New Ipswich stands NJ the head OF the Lbefy party in
the House, aud is able and seeing statesman
Others that party OF talent and high character
New Hampshire is noby redeemed from the pit into which
aha shD had falcn