New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-03
New re-Accidenr-Typhoid Fever
Politics, &c. &c.
C0rrespondence q The IH1une'
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NANcHF9TfR. =. H. sep ~ A1t7
DEAKG. It's possible that a few words about
affairs up here 10 tie Granite state may interest
the readers Of The Tribune. To begin with this
Manchester which ! believe IS not yet dozen
years Of age, is quite a tiGe city and las grown
up on pine plain here the banks Of the beautiful
Merrmac 10 consequence, some say. OF the location o.
certain cotton factories in this vicinity while others
strongly sver that L bulk merely 70 suostannaie
the sage remark Of celebrated philosopher that rivers
generally run ty large cities
Mr. Milo H. Hough, the lessee and manager oil 'ne
Museum In this city killed In Derry. yesterday by
the accidental discharge Of gun in the hands Of
young man named Adams who resides Ia Nashua. MI
Hough was worthy young man, and leaves wife and
one child hear that Mr. Adams has become insane
in consequence Of the Sad affair
The Typhoid Fever prevails to an alarming extent IN
this part Of New Hampshire also in other parts OF the
gland states Il IL stated thst in certain local.
ties IN this County there hardly well ones enough
10 take care Of the sick The Dysentery IS also quite
prevalent this way. snd while is victims are mAnly
found among the children adults are BY no means eN
emut from Is rsyeges There have been several deaths
IN Londonderry during the present week and the es
tetmed lady OF Rev. Mr. Brainard Is numbered among
them.
hear that Wendell Phillips one Of the earliest and
most prominent Anti slavery men IN the OLD Organi
zation and by FAR the most graceful and brilliant
speaker in the Anti-slavery ranks (~here you know
e1oquence IL dog cheap j. dangerously Oh OF dysen
terry AZ Lynn Massachusetts,. His death would produce
a chasm that il would be exceedingly difficult 10 Ill
The people 10 this region appear exceedingly quiet
about political affairs In view OF the fact that the Pres
Dental Election takes place only few weeks hence
have Travelled some through Hilsborough and Rock
ingham Counties Tor a couple OF weeks past, and the
prevailing opinion seems to be that New Hampshire is
oDed to her idols-is thoroughly and hopees.y Loco
FocO-snd that Of the worst stripe. The friends OF
Freedom aud Progress had some hopes OF New Hamp
shire IN $50 when she Hale the senate Wilson
and Tuck % the House, and Gen Colby % the Exec
uuve Chair; but she has since experienced decided
relapse The former allies appear dshcartened al de-
feat and say 1t no use trying, and the genuine 10
co Focos-ihose who inherit the disease from their
very naturcs-are As mule headed A. ever When the
denq1enccs and inconsstences OF their party are r.
fsrred toslch. Tor instance, as constantly tlnS 10
favor ot Freedom while they ~ constantly r0c Tor
slavery and uphold Constitution which proscribes O.
large aud respectable class account % their religious
faiIh-they stIaitVey begin % praie Of the O.d FED
A. .-aer arn .at n.i'ters ~ f.- sar'
They have practccd this sort Of humbug or busbear
80 long that am sometimes led chauiabiy 70 pre-
sumo tia, they stupidity imagine they really talking
10 the purpose have ore individual in my mind eye
now who deals largely in th. kind Of gag snd a. the
same time assume % rnonoroike pretty much al me
wisdom there i In New mpshire-cerianly al there
Is ia Londonderry.
In Massachusetts the Free SOL or Conscience Party
working though they Intended to succeed such
men IS Henry Wilson and Charles sumner are stump
ing the state from Nantucket 70 Berkshire and many
o. ntc gent among the leaders seein really 70
think that they carry the Old Bay State Tor him Of
Hindorhook However. this may be. ] should NJ
woaier u lion stephen c Philips their candidate FOR
Governor should gre Deacon Briggs the pressLi worthy
| Executive, hard run but We can tel Win consd'
cradle more eNac-ness about a. these maiiefs aiief
Ee.ton, and = . % hand don't know as y
i worth Wnle O. turn Prophet Just now. Yours L.
THE STEAMSHIP UNrED >rArEs.-ln the Cur
risr "a Hrrs OF SEPTEMBER 10 nad lettrr addressed
20 Captain Hackstz by the French passengers On board
the United states In which AFTER expressing mex r.
gret thai they prevented b. tneir unac9 -A!n1le
win the Euglsh language from beng me lrsi % 9e
clare their sense OF as honoraoe and praise Ncfta.
I conduc: after the accident T1ey say
Theg wO1d have tod yO1 hal 70 vessel % eoinHl-h
der, could possibly eroy heir more rrie COZ. -
imperative Necessity tii not eoHfs i-ein y p =
Au-rcA by certain cay, hey Woud a. naFe fsin. e
wih yea 10 comp.es, under ycur care No seS SO peas
I anLy begun"
The letter 8 siEned BY nineteen gentlemen one q
whom speaks for his family as well as Tor himself
TIE mails q the United states were pIiO beard tne
| Hermann which was 70 cave Southampton on the -tn
l OF September Commercial Advertiser.