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w., accepted. and ths re.olutlons adopted unani-

uhioh accepted. aud inc Iesoiuuohs AaoP~o unahl
p.ysa Thai tho representatives OF the people, ia
v.nton ASSEMBLED, cong rsulso s&ch other upon the
.a" s1iamph Of the democracy OF Nav Hampshire ove
I. tao forms aud combinations Of hostile forces with which
hey been obliged 20 contend Ia the recent State cleo
party coming ont from the midst OF the poris
which accomplished H. victorious over the enmiy OF open
s and Inc eaehery Of supposed iiends-iu strength un
impaired, its dignly uncompromsed, Its honof uaaI'
nI,hsd and its Fundamental doctrines unchanged
f,s4vsd, That the democratic psfy has been the
marty and for the Union from the days oil ITS conledea
ou 10 present hour, faithful in seasons OF Storm and
Danger as days OF sunshine and peacehe friend, the
support the defender OF the eounys rights and the coun
Resolusd Taat the dem ratio party of 1851 preserves
and will fore maintain its unalerabe attachment TO the
Union. the whole Union, and every part Of the Union
Rssoipsd That regard the recent adjustment OF the
Great that violently agaed the councils and
the existence OF the Union as the best II NOT me
only result which could be attained consistently with The
peace and the honor OF the country,
RssoiOsd. Tina, heartily respond 70 The wise and
Ia his recent annual the legislature, wherein he
says The measures OF compromise nave now oecon0
part the of the land, aud every condeiaon o.
good faith and sound policy requires that they shooa De
Ms,a,,d That unconditional obedience constituted
laws OF the is the duy OF every good czsR 10 So p
port and defend them IN hts highest glory, ahd nothing
else much this can tend 70 mage ms county prospe
Rotd That We o0d n spplovs Of the PUBLIC ao
charts. n Peaslee, Hon Harry Hibbsrd and Hon Geo
W Morrison, representatives. from this State
8 Rssoiped That We have perfect confidence in the ab
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bury candidate for governor and that viii
best endeayors to promote his election.
The following resolution, laid upon the table by Mr.
Chase of Conway was unanimously adopted
Resolvd Thatit is high satisfaction the democracy
president OF this endeared
them BY presiding over the destnes of this State with
nal ability and success, at period OF difficulty and dan
xe and that the thanks Of this convention be unanimously
tsndered him therefor
State committee, and John H. George, OF Concord,
substituted .
next State convention be held at Concord Thursday
following the second Wednesday of June. 1882 and that
secretares give the usual notices
Voted that Lewis Smith, Of Henniker, and Amos Haacy
of Bow, be added to the State committee.
JARED w. WILLIAMS, President.
Our readers will thus see that New Hampshire is al
true as ever the principles Of the democratic party Sh,
does not stop to inquire in her proceedings whether
will be judcous not 10 put forward this or that can
didae doub,fuly connected with such and such series
Of public measures She looks alone to the principle,
and usagcs of the democratic party and avows frankly
and manfuy her choice of the individual that may be
safely ntrusted with the power resulting from the sue
cess Of those principles but the same time avowine
her readiness maintain the cause nustcd TO any
other individual if such other should be more accepa
Die tothe party when making selection in full and
fair convention OF its members
What contrast is here presented between the devo
ton Of the honest yeomanry Of our land to the consu
lion and the Unon and that calculating sentiment record
ed in another portion of our paper, in which leading
whg declares substantially that il will not do to max,
whg principles test in the choice Of the next President,
Gun-powder popularity, little mixed up with abo
ton availability. is the wing platform for Pennsy
vania, at least until the Stale election is over.