The daily union., 1852-03-14
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The result OF the late election in the Granite State is
in all respects, OF the most gratifying signs OF the
times. Not only the wings and free solles in full
coalition against the democracy bat various other local
influences taluded 10 in the letter given below were
anayed in the same interest and over them all the
national democratic party has achieved triumph the
completeness OF which. in view OF all the facts OF the
case may well be deemed astonishing even in the staunch
democracy OF New Hampshire.
The democratic governor is elected by clear majority
of some 1900, while at lbe last election the democratic
candidate lacked three thousand Of election by
the people. In addition 10 this. the democrats have
ried the house by commanding majority OF more than
fifty, and have elected believe he tchole Senate 1t
is clean sweep, and aesls the power OF the democratic
party against all the influences that could be arayed
against it, The most gratifying part OF the whole result
that the democracy from the first planted itself upon
the broadesi national ground of the faithful maintenance
of the Compromise, and fought the battle of the peace
and tranquility OF the Union against all the elements of
the anti-sayery agitation.
We append letter upon the subject which we have
received from the Of operations, and we add to
this an article from the Boston Post
CONCORD, March IL, 1852.
To he Editor Of the Union:
Ii is with the highest satisfaction that send you the
result of our election Our most sanguine expectations
| more than realized The democrats all through the
State went upon the single issue of the Compromise the
Union and the Constitution They met by the whig
party proper the old aboltonists the free soies and
the temperance mania and almost the entire body of the
cergy-more thoroughly organized than they have
before been and animated by the most confident hope of
success, receiving much substantial aid" from Massa
chusets wings. and not little from Washington When
is remembered that within eight years have been
twice betrayed by prominent and leading men in our
party that the free soil candidate for governor, but two
years ago high in the confidence of the democrats has
been all winter on the stump, appealing TO the religious
peudces OF the peoples that Hale and Tuck left their
places in the Senate and House, and all the way
from Washington TO regulate and take oil cleo
tion that the additional element OF the Maine liquor
law" was pressed into the 1.-THE result is most
astonishing, and reflects the highest credit upon the pa
triosm and integrity OF the democracy Of the Granite
State can account for other ground than lha,
OF their strong and abiding attachment to the Constitution
and the Union, aud 10 the Jeersonan principles Of their
party.
In this town the democrats threw the largest vote
they cast but not able to succeed against
the combined influence of federalism and free soil
ISM We defeated, however, those renegades from
our party-canddates for presentaves-Fowler and
French. There perfect understanding and
union with the Webster wings and free soles, with the
avowed object of repeating the fugitive slave law and of
sending Hale back to the United States Senate; and
to accomplish such results, more active here
than those government officers TO whom the Unon-lo
ing wings have given place and influence. Yes; the
postmaster pension agent secret inspector and pos, office
agents here did all in their power promote The objects
of this most unholy coalition They were the principal
fugers. To General Pierce we greatly indebted for
the decided stand be has taken from first to last against
the Hale and Atwood movement, and in favor of the
Compromise and the Union. But most of ALL and above
ALL indebted for this most unparalleled victory to
the intelligence fidelity, and patriotism OF The democratic
masses-the people Treachery and falsehood may mis-
lead them Tor the moment but the sober second houghr
always sets them right again New Hampshire is sure
for the nominee of the Baltimore Convention By at least
| 5000. Yours truly.