Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-03-04
New Hampshire.

New Hampshire.
Next week. Tuesday, the great battle is be fought
brlween the Allied Forces on the onehaud and the Rad
cal Democracy the other. Probably no time since
the adoption Of their State Constitution have the freemen
Of New Hampshire been thoroughly excited in any po-
ca contest the present Their papers, both Sides
6led with confident Of success while every
possible eEetton being put forth 10 promote the
they respectively advocate No stone is len unturned By
either party and whatever The result may be il be re
eeived sihe deliberate will Of the people The Wings
Independent Democrats have abundant inducemen be
active aud vigleni They have but just redeemed their
Stale from The arbitrary control Of corrupt and nnpfinc
pied faction aer yeays Of political bondage and
The genial influence Of the reforms they have introduced
beginning be felt 10 every department Of indssy-in the
increased vgor and activity which has everywhere been
infused into the pursuit Of agriculture Manufactures and
trade Capital long virtually banisbed BY suicidal leg
isaon !, being Invested in railroads aud
other public and private enterprises which will tend dis
and develops the natural Of State and
place her in that position which Nature intended her
eupy among her sister Republics Of the Union An entire
change has been made the internal pey Of the State
aud venture To say tina, there scarcely vii.
lag, within limits which has mott way or other
ether directly indirectly, felt It's beneficial effects But
we would not appeal 10 selfish moiges alone. There
other, and wcghiy why the allies should be
encouraged persevere until The last wsge Of Radical
ism shall be destroyed They prompted this by the
righteousness Of the they advocate and Il considers.
tons Of selinefest not sufficiently powerful arouse
them to activity. they be than human indeed
IL they Withstand the mute appeal which ensaved Hu-
many making behalf Of the present aud iuuTe gen.
erstions. TuE BLOODY caKEEK or cosQrrsr ron rus
IxrEssos SIAvEKY, which our National Administra.
ton has commenced only be checked by the unequyo
cal condemnation Of tie peo expressed al the ballot box
Who then, that has understanding b. convinced or
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ending importance at stake
The Radeals, the other hand unwearied in their
exeTons They 20 into the contest with desperation
gendeIed by despair knowing that this the last chsnoe of
rganing their former sseendeney, and n they fail now
their political death IS certain From soch opponents i
Pelled by such motives, nothing gross b.
pccied They hsre nothing loose by deIcai every
thing gam by For seventeen years they ,asd
the state with rod Of iron, md istensd the spos
Of office without dreaming that their sway would
10 an end OF that the people would take the foube
look into their uqntoos on M lOih day Of
March las, thcy soti.ny aroused from their fanced
security. II n"t until alter the reps Of Goysrhmen,
had actually passed other hands and they dptv-
ed (roh5ed, they say) in measure, Of The 'spols
that they fally eomprehended the extent Of tie calamity
which had b. iscn hen but it too late rcpaig the
injury Since then they have had ample look about
them and arrange their plan Of operations the prcsen.
esmPsign Their Organization is perfect Bdng Into
anu nftghho mood an The Statc and
army Of petty Office holders seiivey engaged in drill
ing their forces for the Nothing will be et u
done which will tend accomplish the object they dssrr
Let friends, then, be prepared them their
own grounds
The Wigs, Independent Democrats, and Liberty men,
are decided majority Of the freeman Of New Hampshire
and il they do but 60 into the united all wbe
well. Neither party expect TO come OF victorious
without the aid fihe other two and i, is idlc nay Grim.
na 10 allow minor differences OF opinion to create divs
ions among themselves, when they have enemy
to contend sganst Let them but manifest the friend
ly and eoneaory spirit they exhibited year ago and
We have fears for the result without this unon all
will be LOST, and New Hampshire will again take her place
among the advocates OF Sarerylhe willing and obedeat
tool of Southern Deiators Il morally certain that no
Governor viii be elected by the people, in that event.
all will depend upon the Legislature II becomes the OPP
ponenls Of Radeaism, then, 10 look well 10 The choice Of
Representatives. Let Of the right stamp be chosen
II matters not whether they Wings, Independents,
Liberty men, provided, only they firmly opposed the
Radical doctrines which have long held the State il
bondage In The present crisis party should be forgotten
To those of our Wing friends ia Cheshire County who
read the PhGniz have word say Your opponents
have been accustomed for years speak sneengy Of On
CuEsnInr the stronghold nf whiggery and their ef,
forts have been unceasns to bride her from her allegiance
10 tie Wing party but she sweryed from her
proud position during the whole period Of the dark ages
10 1888, when her lsvorte (Gen Wilson, eands
date Tor Governor, the WhIg majority in the county was
fifteen huHdrsd Since then general apathy seems 10 have
Pesvaded the Wing ranks and they have barely carried
county from year 10 year, by majoIles magnificent
be mentioned. But something better expected now
Gen Wilson is again candidate aud for imposlAnt
office too, in the present position Of aars ,hun that OF
Governor VIII the Wings Of Old Cheshire rally to
his support ngan and vindieale their cas to
the honorable title which their opponents have sneerngy
applied TO themS We are confident they will