The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-15

We copy from the New York Herald the only detail
notice that has yet reached us OF the nomination -,
candidate for the presidency Of this distinguished urs
and consistent statesman, by the State OF New Hanp
shire subject TO the consideration and decision Of
national convention Iisgratifyng to that the dem
ocrals of tina, old Granite State cannot be betrayed
BY their paraly for their avorte son. into any eIpr1
sion which weaken the effort of his party to unite il
sentiment, and restore to its time honored usages and dot
trines their national influence and ascendency:
The first State nomination for the prssdsncy -Judsr
Woodbury. nominated IN NsU Aumpshsrs.
The first State nomination for the presidency, in aniic,
patton OF The contest Of 1859, was made on WEDNESDAY
BY the democrats OF New Hampshire assembled al Con.
cord. Judge Woodbury. has been brought forward icI
that Office subject 10 The concurrence OF the national
convention 10 be held Al Baltimore next summer
This is the first distinct and positive State nomination
that has yet been made in the Union There have beer
numerous newspaper NOMINATIONS BY both parties and
also county nominations all the Union but no Slas
nomination till now Isaac P. Walker recently
mated for the high office at small me cling at Tamman
Hail. composed OF land reformers General Scot, hS
been nominated by wing county meetings in various par
Of Pennsy vania and also in some western States Gen
era Houston has been mentioned In with M
office al meetings. and by several democratic news
papers. An attempt made At the democratic Star
convention held recently at Reading, in Psnnsy lvana
nominate Mr. Buchanan but the delegates lorbore DOM
30, although il well understood that majority
them in favor OF HIM as their candidate. AL W
wing State convention which will be held at Lancasis
in the same State, on the oath OF this month q
expected tina, General Scot, Mr. Webster will be Dor
mated the choice OF the wings OF Pennsy vana fof m
presidency. The nomination of Judge Woodbury.
howe ,e the first that has been made by any State con
vention up 10 this time.
Now, who is Judge Woodbury. Judge Woodbury.,
New Hampshire. Is an eminent judge and Statesman
many years standing He 10 at present judge on ln
bench OF the Supreme Court OF the United States; ~
has beer heretofore, under Jacksons administration, gee
reary OF the Treasury and Secretary OF the Navy, "v
a. senator Congress On all occasions, and IN ever
Office which he has held he has displayed consldsnes
talent The platform put forward by the democnm
State convention of New Hampshire the creed Of os
candidate is unobectionable far the great quss
OF the day is concerned It is the only platform 10
respect on which any party can stand with any nos
being united throughout the country any canddan
on any principles The wing party OF New HsmPsa..
it 10 well known, are opposed to the compromse ~"
ures OF the last Cong ress, and especially TO the iue
slave bill; and in other New England States the ~
party are in the sane isolated position regards y
wings OF the southern States. We may say the SANE
large portion of the wing party OF New YORK.
no later than a day two that the abollon.sas,
members OF the assembly OF this State agreed by so.
vote to discharge the judiciary committee from al ~
alteration Of series OF resolutions which were pfopos
by Mr. Thompson, OF this city, denouncing any iu.,
agitation OF The slavery question. and endorsing inc WV
promise measures, one and all