The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-03
New Hampshire.

The late triumph at the polls was celebrated BY
democracy of Newport New Hampshire, and its yicnr
on the 23d instant. Jonathan c. Clement, esq, in n
chair, who addressed the meeting From the grea, val
riey of toasts which given, select the following
which specimen of ''the wit and sarcasm las f
Newport Argus says) which were displayed on the o.
casion:
Of orr Union May its broad folds continue TO be uniuh
until the stars and stripes shah wave riumphanty over
who wish to rcpose in its shadow.
BY George Herrick. The election of 1916. triumph
people
BY Daniel Hunioon, of Unity The election OF 1877 n
spontaneous rising OF the patriotic yeomany in vndca
OF the honor OF their country and the great doctrines OF
By A. b. Williamson, of Claren,ont The Mexican win
May ITS termination be as brilliant its commemorate
BY ). M. Wheeler. The ullies of New Hampshire. va
recommend for them course of deting-and best sui
ed to their present feeble health we would prescribe c
soup.
BY, BY Mathew Harvey. New Hampshire. With gram
bottom too heavy to remain Inverted position her d
mocracy is now right side mp again
BY Dexter Richards The tariff of 1876 The only art
'1ong heels" ~
by Seth Richards. Federalism, abolitionis. and ind
Pehaeht oenocracy BY the act OF June last, rpoa
INTO one company but as appears by the election
81 y ss% %S'Ss eo ore so" tsscs " %sg h
l By John ohm IS s r Ntw HampsIi,s Like ship
OF the EoFg, rgh'ed, with her mass still standing sS
stT pa Char snl flying well manned and occrc
sachusets legislature: Their recent vote To- wiihhc a.
twenty thousand appropriation, by which vote tho o
even decencies Of life shows ,hem 10 be woav comic
ants OF their "Se light fathers of the days u y dec
convention the haiuUi
BY gnes, The Argus and srs,e,ae,s
the able and faithful sentinel on the ve NOW a 1s e
, BY guest. Gov. Colby. We have ao
us message to the last legislature. II nad an eNlran' @
aoly DC the whole OF one 70 the ney Jn Nv, *. w
stain flung upon her What nen re s onS wipe o9l NJ
people to3k up "a earnest Cor ID bye . Jo"' ;"
ton sen a,oan IN M uoSges 'oHs p Hale The federal
shire who acknowledges ,b py u. ~. ~" rs
hu,naa cattle and 'sos N IT, Ers '' '''
by David Harris II a e,on,on oc ,a,- ,,s !, ,ho on
we hare given the SAP es pI o. II, ,na ~,
give them Monterey "' Aho' u" ''' o'he' W. ""
yet orgoiten b., The e' Unity Hon Edmund Bur Burke No
@ become tie dread of hi enemies he has ably
a wc,..ihe oty OF democratic government and attained
~ ps Harvey Richards The ''ales' of the "Napoleoa Of
Ne west IN New Hampshire Like Bonaparte in Russia,
ne people have risen in their strength and driven then
rom the country.
by }, A. Hunt The Mexican allies on this side The R
lied army in New Hampshire
10y >, Wheeler. The ladcs: The only party who can
co plp the democracy By far means.
10y Barney Whpple, of Cfoydon Our enemies nj home
ana abroad The baot-box win chastsc the Mexcans up
s sue me no Grande the cartridge-box will do The
ny Nathan Glidden, OF Unity General Worth, Monte
ssy, me place where The Mexicans We're made most fully
acIuainted with the Vorih OF an American amy
10y Harvey Huntoon, of Unity. Captain MAY: As M.
turc no garands beautiful so in war no aues
are more brilliant than those of DIny
By j. 9. Crooker, of Vermont New, IIa,npsbre, The
uehocrnuc star OF the noh cloud may darGen her. but
By Elijah Darling. Our Taylor i'm Mexico, An adept a,
Mexicans, 'S''s o'e''
By Thomas !. Eastman. Independent, demoeracy, The
'hnfnei house Of defunot politicians.
ny Ednund Wheeler General Franklin Pierce, MAY
NE pe rs successful IN leading of orr forces aqans the
y ~ ON the ofhe,, as he has been this side OF The
ny I'uel ~. Keith General Taylor Like an accom-
pushed workman, he cnf ard hem and an and ,r,
Dnt mas meyer yet learned to back sfitch
:, me company separated at haf-past nine. with ten