The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-13
New Hampshire.


We have heretofore noticed the organization OF the
legislature OF New Hampshire On Thursday, the Sd. bis
excellency Governor Martin, delivered his message in
the presence Of both branches OF the Legislature The
message is an interesting document and is mainly con-
fined TO the consideration Of topics Of local interest We
append that part OF il which refers 10 slavery issues,
merely remarkng that lis this subject are but
the reflex of the opinion and sentiments OF the sound
democracy of the Granite State
"That series of measures known as the compromise
measures passed by the last Congress- has had intended
by the vice and patriotic who contributed 10 their
excitement Of the public mind which earfuly wrought
sectional commolon and threatened dissolution Of the
"The taken 70 the threatened calamity,
although not entirely satisfactory either the North the
South, wee considered 10 be the best aainable the
tune
Their justice and necessity aud oppa-
rent to all who examine them dpassionately Ia connexop
with the constitution and the circumstances that called
them forth.
The fugitive a ve law that gave rise 10 such noisy and
acrimonious Recommendations from certain phlanhropss
ess nov 70 be SaGag tue @ Of all Union
provisions shall be carried our IN good faith.
However much it be regfettad that force Of cir
cnmsianoes called for this enactment the obigaiio
oiIhe constitution and The love Of the Union unite in the
and the traterna ties which have and i'll continue
bind together as family Of States, will give it the sol
enn sanction OF this great Union
The aiia that bound our fathers win bind thei, sons
which have conferred such unparalleled prosperity
sion and enown upon the American people, will be pre-
served and trust perpetuated.
when iurn our eyes The portrait upon the wall
and behold the Father Of his Countfybengny beampg
junction, union, harmony, fraternity, if ye patriotic
and would continue 70 be free can hearts fail 10 be
in the invocation Of his spirit and the spirit OF the Father
Of all countries and al States, preside and guide
deliberations, and sanction whatever may do TO the
best interests of the State and the Uaion 3"
The democratic State convention at the capital
the 10Th Hon. Honry Hubbard was chosen PRESIDENT
sisted by presidents and three secretaries The
convention, alter the appointment OF commit resou
tons and credentials, adjourned until afternoon,
Afternoon The convention reassenblcd at halEpast
two
Hon Noah Martin was unanimousy rch,in mated as a
candidate for governor aud the following ticket for electors
president and vice president nomn Nathaniel
Baker, Of Concord; Samuel Webster OF Btrnsteod ;
Samuel Jones, of Bradford; Henry Iobbard of Charles
town; J. A. Douglas, Of Hanover; and b. +. Pasted Of
Jefferson.
series resolutions reported 10y Mr.. Peabody.
Of Hisboro-
"The Jfrst congratuates the democracy of Nav Hamp
shire elsewhere the victory at Baltimore
which rewarded their abos during the late gubenatora
campaisn-a victory Of principle oyer seons AID nnsciu
public plumber and which sundeed forever The tie which
oyes that the democracy Of New Hampshire have no
new platform TO lay down. I9ey rely on that Of
h ne s an" ns sas 20 their Sa
will be as the past The third endorses he principles
OF the late convention at Baltimore, ana expresses lbs
belief that their conservation the pefpeuity OF the
Unton will de pond, The efforts oil ts New Hamp
SHIRE democrats pledged for ther maintenance. The
jourih approves the second nomination OF Gov Maria,
add expresses implicit confidence in his foeliy demo.
prime plies add ability execute them, and their
determination reelect hum The NH congatulares the
democracy OF The Union on the nomination OF General
Perez, auds his wisdom statesman, his gaanry
soldier the generosity OF his heart aud the purity u his
churacei, which have been long aud extensively admired
by his fellow citizens and the whole country Hts nomi-
is characterized personal tnbhIe his noble
qualities OF heart aud mind which have ped him Ow
flamrshi noby gifted The sirth
nomination OF William H. King, who IS recognised As
man of rne stencst integrity and sticest fidelity TO demo
cratic principles, and who viii III The vice pres
dental office with honor 10 himself aud glory his party
SID virginia. pio Stas snd others al ia
convention Baltimore Tue convention then adjourned
meeting Afterwards held in the STATE house
yard which lion. Richard IL Aver presided, and al
which speeches made by Col George, OF Concord
s II Ayes, esq, OF Manchester; Hon. Nathan Clifford
Portland Maine; g. f. Shspley, osq OF Portland ex.
Governor Anderson, Of Maine General Moore OF Bangor
Nathaniel Baker, Of Concord, and Others Nationa
and federal salues fred and two bands OF music cn
their cheering aid to the The asssnbago wuuld
number about thousand 10 the evening were
to be fireworks aud other sigas Of iestlvity and Joy