The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-19
From the Boston Courier January IA
Unioa Meeting At GtlmAnson New apshtss.

The Beknap Gazette has the details OF the Union
meeting holden at the Factory will age in GImanton on
the sth instant Early in the evening large and highly
intelligent audience OF gentlemen and ladies assembled
the new meeting house, which was filled TO overlooking
Ex Governor Badger presided, and Dr. Joseph Gould and
d.; George Z. Spencer were secretaries
Letters were read from Ichabod Bartlett OF Ports
mouth, George w. Ne.mith OF franklin, and Joel
Eastman, of Conwayal expressing sentiments in favor
OF the object Of the meeting and which were received
well known throughout the State an able and
plished lawyer; but his politics have been on the
wrong aide Tor New Hampshire appreciation he has
very tle IN public lie for the last twenty years. He
member OF the State convention at Concord, from
which his letter dated, December 30 1850
GxSrksKsi have received your uo,e Of December 23
inviting me 70 take part IN Union nceing," to be
holden at Upper Gmanton, Saturday, January e. to
consider the mater Of tue peace mssuoss Of the late
/ assure you, gentlemen, that II would give grea
pleasure meet my fellow citizens OF your vicinity
,hat OCCASION but my long sbssnce home compvs
TO immediate return from N place ..E
The ..compromiss measures" understood
sanization OF New Mckee and Utah Territories, the
dement, OF the boundary Of Texas the abolition Of the slave
trade the District OF Columbus, and the enactment OF the
70 gtive-s slave bill
The last named to be the grca, topic OF
plnnI Indeed IL IS not only ssssied with ell the ephe.
OF dennDc aon but is threatened with 10y actual
violence Can be possible that those person. who take
s,ch be of what they d. and what
be the consequences II they do not desst from IL Are they
aware that they de noonce the solemn covenant eo'e enio
by their fathers which sanctioned 10y the wsest states
men that ever lived IN thus or In any other country By
article OF The coosri uon OF the Y al
ted States, they Will find precisely the spulston and
gumen and agreements which that bill proposes 10 en-
force. and Of Congress OF 1913 they will hnd in
substance. law the slave b passed 10y
the Of the nobest patrols oil New Engand, aud APP
proved by WASHINGTON. fHE aga Tt0y .g#r q
The southern states insist that ttcy have night 10 the
faithful performance Of that solemn covenant and tbs. u
essential their existence Many of the southern States
nearly equally divided tho gueston OF seces
sion iron the Union The friends OF the Union only
sustain themselves by this assurances that the Norm wi
good fah keep the covenant OF tho arios OF the revo
lu,on but 4 we iai TO do that they VIII Do conpened 70
yield tho inevitable destiny, and our brilliant GALAXY oil
viii fall from their splendid Spheres and be lost IN IRE
deema able chaos laef4 r7t Nsf.ra 81 set
Let u.s. Them ,everenoe the memory Of fs,hers-in
woke their wisdom inspire us, and their good faith to
guide and govern Let rally With one hcar under
our glorious banner inscribed with tho motto Of the Oor
sTrruros and the UNoS and Rght till we conquer OF fall
with flying And may Heaven hear our prayer, that our
happy Union may ooa'iane lone and "'epsra0e, now
-FOUR o0''e"' '' ""s', IcHABoD BARTLETT
To IRA MOONEY, esq, and othera
Committee OF Arrangements M
The following resolution offered by Dr.. Nahum
W'pM .fi sa54a ara 1870 sr45 ,.f4N lf- ft seltF
Rtseicsd ThA, will stand by and support the compro
nfs measures Of the last Of Congress- assres Of
measures which adopted in wise and passtotsc
spirit OF congestion and Cancellation, to promote tho
petny OF the Union OF these United States which Union
we rsard the paramount question o the present time
The meeting was addressed by Dr. Wright, Thomas
CoTsweiI p a. Rogersof Sapbcfnion. o. "A. Vaughn,
Ckss 3, BphAft 81 Pusneld. r. j Whipple and Frank
BY aecarMsion, Three cheers given for the Ihon,
when the sssembly adiuurned ,9 s, q eaa =, ~
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