The daily union., 1852-11-09
From the Boston Poet, NOV. 9.
The Certificate OF New Hampshire.

1
We should do injustice 10 feelings, and do also in
justice TO the President elect did fail TO express the
great pleasure and pride with which democrats here re-
eeye the voice OF New Hampshire II stands out now
as something worth No was General Pierce put
~ nomination than, besides the al the principles Of
bis native State, besides procaimng that the nation was
asked 10 clohe itself with what alleged 10 be the
narrow, pro-savery, proscripye. locolocoism OF New
Hampshire, his character most ioully traduced and
hs course was most grossly msrepresented The ht and
appropriate 10 the latter is TO be found in the YER
dict OF the ycnage What sort OF verdict has been re-
turned after such sort of warfare What impression
did the col umns OF abuse which devoted TO FRANK
I'm Pierce make on The people who have known him from
the commencement OF hfs Did such personal de,
traction lower their estimate OF one whom for so long
they had looked upon as the very soul OF honor
To answer these questions, behold the New Hamp-
shire vote Shall we go minutey into IT, and analyze
the vote OF the owns and go so close home the place
where franklin Pierce born and the place where
he has so long lived Take the former Hillsborough
The vote stands for Pierce, $50; Scott. a; Hale. 22
or nearly TWO HUNDRED MAJORITY over all Here Is
net gain OF 76 the last years vote in this little
town Then look at the place OF his present residence
Here the vote stands for Pierce 9l2 for Scott 54 for
Hale, 1863; and here is gain OF 29l the vote of
the last election! Look at the vote of Manchester.
where General Pierce is almost we'll known he is
in Concord and here is net gain of $3.50 The vote
yer, Manchester, Portsmouth, and Meredith Bridge are
published either Scott abolition papers that have filled
their columns with this vile personal abuse and all these
places have replied TO il by alike hon
orabe 10 the people and to General Pierce
But to leave these details Of the of cities and
towns, and pass TO the aggregate vote of the State
In reference to il whole, it may be remarked that il
is almost like verdict from his native widely
il is Gen. Pierce personally knownso often has he
taversed il to promote democratic long has
he been before its stad, moral intelligent and patriotic
people. Their united testimony is OF piece with the
voice of the towns. Noby have they up the vote for
Pierce In March last they had democratic majority
OF only TWELVE HUNDRED their majority will be
SEVENTY. HUNDRED, and their plurality will be
FOURTEEN THOUSAND!
In this vote New Hampshire has done need OF jus.
ce TO her noble SON The democracy have been to
:heir principles, TO the great cause, and have glor
ousy come up the expectations of their friends else
where Gratifying will be the vote of The splendid
column OF States commencing with good and firm old
Virginia this fine and fresh certificate of character from
the jury of the vcinage will be received with uaaoyed
satisfaction by the democracy OF the Union 1t is such
endorsement the OF the envous the hostility
OF political foes and the biiteest prejudice but
receive with respect. ALI honor TO the patriotism and
intelligence OF New Hampshire for their noble for
the President elect