Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-02
New IIamshire,

The union of the Wings and independent Demo.
Gratis, IN the First Con ona District of this State
as commenced by the convention that assembled in
Exeter on Saturda, rsl in the nomination and united
support OF AMOS TICK, 10 be confirmed trust, by
the friends OF Mr.. Preston, in the Third District by
similar union upon JAMES WILSON, is gall and worm
wood to the supporters Of the Administration in the
State. The Portsmouth Gazette OF yesterday is evi-
IDENTIFY alarmed at the prospect Of the election OF Mr.
Tuck TO Congress in that District, and seeks to rally
the iorlorn hopes of Polk aud Slavery" in that sec
ton OF the State. The same stereotyped expressions
and ephets the same thread bare phrases OF " Coali-
ton perfected" Wing division OF the Federal party"
Abolition candidate renegade from the Demo
cratic ranks Willingness 10 do the dny work -
" dyed in the wool" Federal voter" " ppe-lal
tag. rag AMI bo5ta coai,ion,"" reckless an venal
demagogue,' &c are freely sprnkled through the CO.
uins III that drecable journal 10 attest the confidence
It's anlabe conductor feels III the success OF the De-
mocracy
1t anything were wanting to secure the triumphant,
election OF Mr.. Tuck-and we confidently believe tina I
nothing OF the kind is Hantngli anything more than
any other calculated band together ana to unite in
one consolidated phaanx the allied forces OF the
FIRST District were requisite, we are nothing bet
ter could have been asked than the reception which
the nomination OF Mr.. Tuck and the union OF the
Anti Radical forces meets with from the ultra radical
press and party ohing is more sure to bring out
the full Wing and Independent vote than such abuse
OF Mr. Tuck, and from such the Portsmouth
Gazette. Nothing could be more certain to confirm
and strengthen their union than the evident alarm it
causes upon their common enemies The tuttering
the nomination OF Mr. ucN by the Wing convention
AT Exeter, causes among the obscene birds of the
party, proves that the shot tells while the loud and
staggering tone in which they declare ther confidence
OF their success, in the best evidence that could be
asked OF their real alarm and terror,
In word the signs in New Hampshire are most pro.
ptous The Wings OF rhe LIST dlsric, have set glo.
nous example. When they had it in their power Ia
have presented, in MIR. Christie, OF Dover one of the
abest and truest eXpoucnts OF Wing PRINCIPLES any
State produce, and when their wishes must ha We
been strong present that gen,eman's claims they
preferred sacrifice all merely personal or temporary
preferences Tor the sake OF securing the perlnanen,
triumph OF sound principles and wise measures Con.
cesslon must begin somewhere, and they have ma na
| nimousy set the example. Well and noby have they
acted They deserve and will receive the warm an.
prova OF their political friends, both at home and
| abroad
We ,rus, the Independents of Iillsboro 4 Cheshire
will not be slow or backward in responding to so no.
/ bic an example. We trust that the union that ha.
been begun Rockingham and Stratiord will be- car
RED still farther in the 81 district, and that the tr
umphant election OF WILSON and TICK, on the eight
| OF July will but be the commencement OF the gool
work, to be brough, to It's full and complete consum
nation i'll the triumphant redemption OF the State mex
| March. by the election OF an Independent Governor
and Legislature that will send somebody else tn,
| United States Senate besides Charles q. Aherion-
| Boston -it!Gs.