New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
Destructive Hail-Stsrm In New Hampshire
Child Dcvoured by wild Beast-viSitorS
in the Granite State-Mr. webster-Politics.

tONCORD, y. IL, August ", toot'i
Yesterday witnessed one of the most de-
Structiye Summer Showers ever known IN THIS
vicinity. and II was the third very heavy shower
within forty four hours In the northeast cor
ner of this town hal tell in great abundance.
and much OF it in the form Of chopped ice, some
pieces of which were ten inches IN circumference
II was exceedingly destructive IN quite number o.
towns north northeast, east and southeast Of US.
In the farming town OF Salisbury, 1t Frustrated corn.
wheat ryc and whatever elsewas IN the fields capa'
bic of being destroyed by wind and hail. Of any
amount 4 gentleman from that town has JUS, o.
dered sevenyhye boxes Of glass to repair damages
done to windows IN the village where he resides
and he says will require 10000 panes, at least, 20
mend the windows in that farming town OF about
ECO inhabitants. Ando,er north OF Salisbury, and
Franklin east Of it, suffered nearly equally severely
With Salisbury. did many other towns IN tins part
of the state. The han clouds were miles IN width
and leagues IN length.
With,n TWO weeks We have had more severe show
ers than have been known here IN any Summer fos
twenty wears past. We hear OF quite number OF
melancholy events coming of The terrific lightning
which was blazing all around US for hours yester-
day. In the adjoining town of iopklnton, MT WIN
Stauwood while AT work IN the cellar OF ms house,
was killed instantly by lightning, which struck tire"
near the house. the lightning having followed the
root a nee INTO TIE ctldT. I've leaves u NlioN
and three children. His age was A.
Nesteriay IN addition 70 the tremendous hal
shower which made every heart sad IN the good
town of Canterbury eight miles north east Ot Us,
another matter made great sensation IN that town.
4 child OF Jonathan Ayres Esq, aged about sin
wears, was sent into pasture near the house foI
some purpose, but not returning IN due time, search
was made Tor Il, and soon some OF ITS limbs were
found the most of It's flesh having been devOutcd
evidently by some savage animal. This discovery
brought out the fact that some OF The neighDofs re-
Gently had lad gllmpses Of ieroci0us creature re
semblng vol, whose den, from us ACTIONS. ther
Supposed must be IN the woods near by. Such AMI
mails have not been seen here much during the last
quarter of a century. and We are told many men are
IN the woods III pursuit OF u to-day The child WHO
one Of much interest, and lis family friends hume
rous MI Ayres II member OF our state Leyisla
tute the present year. and was 10 last year
Our mountain resorts aud our public houses around
the beautiful WlnnIplscOgee Lake ana at Hampton
Reach are crowded win VISITORS from all parts OF
the IplOn so that, IN addition To the natural won
dcrS they behold. which are hxed and permanent
with VS., they viii long remember New-fiainpshirs
for the magnificent showers they have Witnessed
while rambling among romantic scenes an TINS Swit-
Iceland Of America, the mountainous granite state
Our thunder, this season. IS as loud, ana Our usnt
ming is as VIVID, a. they witnessed before.
come rom whatever part OF the Union they may.
YOU remember that Cowper IN his beautiful das'
Forced from home and all It's pleasures,
Afric coast left iorlOfn.
ln,imates uat the whirlwinds and tornados VI inc
West Indies and other tropical regions, where negro
slavery exists, give evidence Una, goa apno, ,s ,o~"
wrongs as are there Inflicted BY man upon ms iei,oW
man FOR no other cause than having an unpopular
skin and about IN Cowpcr's view oil censne, INC
FTee-So,l wags among rs say ~ ID sinsuis. sns.
the greatest force OF Heavens hail should nave spent
Itself most freely upon Salisbury, Boscawen, FRANK
I'm and Cante l0ury, where reside those io.ufa"
clergymen LAWYERS and others who signed the sick-
enDg letter addresseat TO Daniel WeDstei iss'
audng him for having done what hecould too conquer
his nreudi IN favor OF freedom and against
that he might atone TO the South IN tnat poflon VI
ms life after he was three score ana ten, aDa,hs
tv,o wears for all he had done and said In long tie
,gains, The operatons OF her peculiar institution
M 10 '6s" Nj Webster was at his farm, presume.
m Franklin however not dreaming that wass wouia
lie wicked enough 10 attribute, even IN spv'Ss w
coming Of the tornado a. an indication thss ne hse
suned above all other men, upon - the grea' ques-
non Of the day. IN the sight OF hlsh hsaVen; M
Webster IL expected 10 remain al dis Ne"-nainY
shire house some eight or ten days longer having as
,e.dv nassed something more than week there
None OF those Loco-Foco Leaders oil tnef parry I'D
this state who were 80 often With MI Weostef wheh
he Was al Franklin last Autumn. have yet paid MN
m. least attention during his present stay among US,
nor will thev csll upon HIM or JON IN an invitation
10 him. 10 speak IN the State, during MS present v,
upoD the great matter Of " sarng me Lnion" Ineir
purposes. last Autumn, were TO induce the Iesons
flends OF Mr. Webster IN this state TO DO enough 70
secure the reelection 10 Congress of Messrs fessee
and HioOard by jofnmg IN mon meetings, sotten
up to approve OF the Fugitive Slave Law ier wnicn
both OF those Norhern men with southern prfnesphs
had voted The game was a well-phyed one on me
part OF the leading Loc0Focos by tthey were ave
10 bring their parry up 10 the support Of NOSE men,
when the Loco. focos saw many oil the wAss
ready TO leave the Wing party and 20 INTO " On.om
mor,msnfr 10 approve Of what Mr. Webster ana .s.
Messrs Peaslee and fiiobard had done : 20 sats sne
Ja,o WcIl the Union Is sad 10 be SAFE, Just now,
and the Locs-Focos have no further use tor s Wms
Ieaders unless those leaders will abandon hI "So
ter and go for the next Bainmere NOMINEES sv ~ az
Presidency II Il now though, adyissoe s' nov IA
tenn, a demonstration III Mr.. Weosters favof, sna
se Nh not be likely to speak IN nus native ssa x
present Perhaps 1t - deemed UNNECESSARY ,~ ' .nI
- 49, now. when there IS no cn~n neea1nS sat-
,of,S1' The days Of this humDus thank Heaven are
drawing 10 close.