The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-15
The New Hampshire Democracy.

The Boston Post notices, in the following just and
spirited terms, the position and prospects oil the demo-
cratic party of the Granite State
".THR NEw HAApsHIRE DEMocRAoY.--The New Hamp-
shire democracy have commenced another campaign In
hne spirits. It's State convention presented gathering
such as Is seldom the Granite while alutes,
music fireworks, and other festivities united to testify the
general Joy the distinction that had been conferred upon
the choice OF of her the national stand
ard bearer This has come too, after tho boldes and most
successful political action known--namey, that OF
discarding unisiihiu candidate, that of rebukng
political trimmer the Atwood movement
Hence It was because this noble band, at tho inst
CATION and by the counses of the gallant Pierce, ele
waited principle above expedieDcy the constitution and
laws above those whose course uampled both under
foot, that the democracy of this State stood in such
noble and enved prominence in the National Convention
There opinions in tina, patriotic body her
position, but only outbus Of tribute for her steady and
tutiona course 1t the whole democ racy OF the
State, the of the parry we'll their representa-
tves that received their encomiums and ii would have
done son of New Hampshire good TO have heard his
State eulogzed Tor the manner in which che met the late
crisis resisted the abolition wave and stood by the old
landmarks is under such auspices, with the distin
gushed honor that had been bestowed upon her. that her
true democracy met in council and planned anew their
campaign.
"The resolutions adopted worthy OF the patriotism
the Granite State Well might its democrats that they
had new platform TO lay down--hat they might rely
their past efforts and character their recorded love OF
the Union ia their dealings with and measures, and
only pledge that their future should be their past! In
This they have given the that hereafter hereto
FORE should Of their stand d bearers dshonor their
canse by pandering fell spirit of abolitionism-even
though they had always regarded him with confidence and
aecon-even though his talents might be such have
use their cause-yet they woula elevate principle
and political integrity above them, and, with the Roman
hnness with which Brutns could Judge raorous son,
dsown him for representative and leader This Is the
demagogusm and to honor statesman
ship This is the way New Hampshire pledges herself
do in future. The pledge from such party is sufficient
The ticket, nominated unanimously, is worthy of the
democracy. DR.. Martins message is soundy consitu-
tona, wholly endorsing the compromise measures. The
electoral ticket is composed Of good and true, whom
the democracy have delighted TO honor. Thus far every
thing looks we'll In the Granite State. Her prepa.
ring a vigorous contest and will roll up splendid
jory for Pierce and King They have tried long the dem
ocrac standard bearer, and man ever had fully
the confidence of his fellow citizens. At this time the
Granite Stale indeed stands in envied prominence with
the democracy Of the Union for her sterling democracy
present clear record In Its political action OF fidelity
principle, and the gallant Pierce stands fit repre-
sentative of sound political measures"