Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-19

CoScoRp, y. Ii. Nov 6, 1852.
The Nen Hampshire Democracy and Gcncrd Pierce Hon
ne i, nDprcci1td al Home he Garpest reIlrs majority
When The nomination OF Fmnk Pierce, a, tue democratic
cani@tc for the Presidency was announced here by sre-
graph The afternoon OF Saturday June you will rec"
lee, informed you that j. c"Gd perfect Juror o excite
n.cnl The wings thundarsnn"Gthe democrats wee
beside themselves with Joy Mass meeting ni more man
thousand was convened hours n,:.ce, h..
followed days afterwards by another five times
urge On the SATURDAY in question: the bell. were pcaled
fireworks displayed DC. "Wherc is the trcl asked
STRENUOUS of Gen. Scott who, tcrrorsrcEcn al
the noise AID CONFUSION hal rushed of his house 10
what the matter VIE CT one of the young democracy
"Where is the ei Oh, thr'a's d.! ~ fire in The rear,
said the democrat "Fauk Pierce il nnmna. and his no
minatlpn is good election And who's lie tel
graph again announced. last Tuesday evening, that New
York P,nn vania Mar, land, Maine, R!ndr Island and
Ccnnrc crnossibl old Mass1chusclis-had given h:it
Gle, ora votes Tor Pierce by decisive mnIocs that t'er"
was probably nothing ,f for ".'uss and Feahe;S but
email BIZ of pasture Land up among the Green ra"untan
which Ia locate asyirni-r democrats here received
The with far gren'er G"der"ion than Iher Oil thai OF
General Perccs nomination. As yr they nave shown 10
demonstration other Than little cheering ana nInal cor
srau!lnn From The booming Of cannon heard tor day
,wn in tnr neiGhboiiGs 'e"ns Her 'hat the uh'cFf
fed" there have burned little powder. li:c, however
Moth M ii the kind has been phrat General i'crces
quest learn he advised HIS cI.e Citizens wh" called
TO connra ui. him upon he result III The Pcnusy auia
AMI Ohio STATE elections, thr,n weeks ago he says 10
Them now DO not !Ogc hl with high toned and homo
abe tic hocr {! triumph is always the hour OF mag
nanimty.
You will see that New Hampshire has e.:cn the largest
relative majority for General Pierce Of any State IN he
Union. The returns are not yet a received, but sufficient
approximate very nearly 10 tie result. This state amd
Georgia. believe, are the only which ciIOnsc
electors BY q majority vote Last March, III" Democrats
elected their Governor Iarlin by majority Of about 200
Twelve hundred over Lawyer, ("hgj and Atwood Ere
Soi) percrs plurality Sco,t viii now reach Il Gee
and ne will Geo 0GO both Scott and
EIne. There has been comparatively lille excitement
throughout the State IN the atc campaign General Pierce
generally and favo'ahr known, that the Democrats
did consider extraordinary effort Tie vile
caunnies icnIatcd principally i'll ,her States against hl-
| yrrDtipn cha Dlfep
Sicvcgamnons connected with the Ne" fork Tribune al
styling The record at his action The religious tcs az "c
as Tie oss ard Fugg charges OF abuItonim against him.
originally stated by The Washington Republic and Ri5t
mona hg, and lndu-i."asy circulated al the hall
Of which promptly exposed through The columns d he
HEnALD-wGIe enough II themselves - th4 "ui - me
pu nearly 20 COO scrne 81 0G0 New llmt hi. Demo
Gratis spite ii and tho .a@ s'c:. .: l;e
roads In but few towns were he E:tA' Tn!!ying cora
1,,,,ces necG.d At least 500 ,ii-s, also, lave voted
directly for Percr, 70 show er disgust al rs: c.'uh
niles Wills ih:ee THOUSAND sIa;ci ai nom"
and world no, vote Tor Scott In this town, tConco;aO
General Pierce received 9l2 (he largest vote ever cast
f,r either Wing DemUcrai) nnt vi an aggregate OF
500 votes, being pluuliy of 39S over General Scott
and a majority 230 over both Scott and Ha!r-net
gain since Ist March election, when the wings and abD.
onsts united and carried neir representatives. by about
fy majority 29 So much for the ISLANDERS Of the sieve
CANNON tribe How are they rcSbsed by Frank Pierce s
own friends and ncghhos who bts kna" the man ana Inc
perfdy OF his ciumniiors. Again in ish"tcneh pierce
nat;Te town, settled by intelligent weniofncj adds
trioas and prosperous community Of farmers, no, maH
wonn child of whom fourteen years DID, that can
not read write and cipher the General has 700 oG oil $50
vol, being plurality OF pa Scott majority oil 9i
over both aud Hale and gain since last March!
on I've democratic vote, rs. Some 0! In" nelghnFng
farnHr towns of them casirg an hgg gate oi more
thar 400 gave HIM gains a. uli"ws:- Gois
tow o. Amherst Is New Boston famous % the residence
Of Rev John Atwood AMI The place where Elder foss SAID
the General made abolition Speech when ne went there
last February expressly uphold the compromise reisufc
the fugitive law included which Atwood had denounced
Thereby compelling the democrats 10 throw him over a their
candidate for Governor) ll2 Goftsiown "a NeaTe
log Boscawen Salisbury, and Fanhlrn trcinty OF sr
Wctsrers birth place. l04 &c Some OF the larger cities
and towns casting from 1000 1900 'oes give net gains
as cwsPorts.ouih 34l Manchester, $685. Nashua and
Nashville which comprise one village formerly cs!!ei
Nashua 207 Meredith Bridge, 100; Lebanon, 81 In each
of these last Famed places located Wig newspapers,
which have INDUCED (sea-ray By mean iaSirna ons in
repeating the low filings against General P. as being cow
ard the caIumnes against his moral staining &c. How
signal and overwhelming il the TebuEc which he people
have hurled upon the heads Of these .na.igEe's.
RUMORED DISASTER AND LOSS OF LIFE.
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