The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-24


We announced in yesterdays Hra4 the death of Hon
I.aac IIiL Il New Hampshire. Washington city
Saturday 21st inst. The information teegraphed
to III. Iruihcr-lu-aw Jacob D. Moore. Es. who l.
In ;hi. city. about emharkns with his family, his
turn 70 son Frauci.co "a CAssrcs Mr. Mosre, it vii be
rccoll,ctsd. Is Postmaster At san Franci.oo.
Nr lin about seventy years 81 age. and wss Of
quite feeble constitution. becoming particularly debi
tatCd during the lat ioen years q his life. by as,h
matte complaint, which a; last carried him 70 the
grave S De rur,utd III. bu.incs 10 the last rcviyuy
atoubhluey ufcr severe attacks Of ID. disease and visit
lug this city aud Washington generally often
yoor. A. We stated ~ hrst notice Of his death, lac
leaves q widow aud three sous.
Tle political fs Of Ir. Ilir II carefully written
would Ne fuu q ntsret and instruction H. einl
utrrly .tfmsdc man, r.iu- from the hun.lla walks
Il ~, 70 distinction rank and influence sueh few
rr,u With SIC uceus. sad under the cireuin-
.tsrc,s have r,acl,d Ga th'. country.
Butu Ia Chaslestown Masachu.ctts. (or on the b,r-
dr. = that town. Lease 1la harmed the trade u
printer sI.d ira whiic. we believe. connected with
printing ,-taLli hmcnt at Amherst New iiamp.liirc
pl,yleus t. during the ~ isl2 b. went 90 Con
cord tie political metropolis u tho state and purchased
the N,r Hawp.rs Pe'ro' n which paper H. Advocated
the d,mccratic .idc 10 political warerc with unsur
ra..,d rctL aud attacking hi opponents u the federal
an ,Id fdcral state supporting John Adarns' admins
nation aud giving her electoral fpr the recicctpn
a that PRECEDENT rgaust Jefferson In 1909 Fra that
inc the meet violent party took place Ia the state
81 thr annual tictioG In 1900 Ncw Hampshire vecr
round f,m the federal 20 thc democratic sde-lo'in
Inrrdon ius elected Governor and Jefferson receiving
the electoral vote q tie state ~ President the pre-
c,drg ptctAber 1904 The fei,ra.t. recovered power
Is ,sctng Jertmnh smith Governor in ls'o. bat only
/, one year Lorgtln hcug restored in 1870 aud wa.
succeeded ~ william rimner democrat. In lsi1 The
unpetuary q the enabled The fedcalists TO elect
their governor John Taylor Gilman in 1918 1s4 1916
lat the el,ciiou the latter year the Last triumph q
the federal party Ia New Hampshire. The dcnocrats
excited wfllifa rluincr Governor In 1916 and DC
,u,e,,d,d IN 1919 Nv samuel D, # the denocra-
lie sehosl Lc,i Woodbury. Judge d thu supreme
Court va elected Ia 1891 ~ combination ~ Democrats
ard fd,taiists araiut the regular dcmo ratio nominee
ard in spite 81 the opposition Il Dir i the editor q
the Eei,tot, with Wis support ~ regular den1cratic
nominations VA always cardinal virtue. Mr Wood
buy va lui.,r,d 90 hold the tficc a Governor only
enc yenf Icing defeated next year by David T. Morrill,
tie stlar cratic candidate Woodbury. cncoun rcd
not crly Tie opposition a. br I'm through biz Patriot
tut The hostility Il disappointed fdcuss and others
account ~ hi appointments 20 cfcc. Although circum
.are,s fterwards hrugh; about reconciliation between
wosiury aud nm after the erection u the former 70 the
Iri,.d states senate. Which was brought ab3u, ny
Jacob Moore and other friends n John Quincy Adrms
arsin., the ui,hcs a Mr lil the Sicr could b,
lrorclt ~ thiuk m,oraliy n Woodbury. a. any rate
,c uI,t of this sketch has exrrcsscd to "a. N his
cc,vt ratis hs want a confidence IN the Judge po-
ll,,esl orthodoxy Woodbury. he said, deceived the
ods ri.. -heu They elected lin Governor ~ lS-h fr
rtie nice he len ta bench q the Superior Court n
The state whore he had been placed sy appointment -
a. i, moersts Thus having lct the o"nhdrnce = IN
,s,ts Woodbury. in Is2s through some q b. PERSONA