The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-06
From the Coos IN. H. Democrat
The Voice Of Old HiliSbOrOuRh

The councillor convention for The Hillsborough dis
rci recently holden at Henniker unanimously adopted
the following seasonable and patriotic resolutions
Roped That The inaugural address of President Pierce
meets hearty approval; and we hail il welcome
earnest aa The integrity Of the Union the rights Of the
States, and the privileges OF citizens will be maintained
violate against domestic fanaiicsn and foreign nsolence
Rssoioed That cherish The perfect and unwaver.
ing confidence In the Parollsl sagacity and sound dis
terminating judgment o the President OF The United States;
and that mos, cordially approve OF his administration
the government, believing That IN all his official acts he
haswisey endeavore. carry honestly aud faithfully
the principles OF this party which raised him To power
Hesopsa, That Tho democracy Of New Hampshire have
known Franklin Pierce too long and TOO well to doubt that
no viii continue 70 carry OUT with fearless integrity the
prime pies avoWcd IN his inaugural address and that
siam pretext for dsaiieciion shake confidence in
the fidelity OF his purpose the trmhess OF his will
Resopsd, That as democrats, firmly and sincerely at
tached to the principles OF our party, we look with regret
being made, 10 the seeds OF dscord in the
ranks Of the democratic party and that we can regard
feeling OF prejadce or hostility against the national ad
,ninsaton. weaken It's hold upon the affections and
Rssarsi That duly especially incumbent upon the
gaished czen the Presden, Of the Uned Sates OF their
unabared confidence and aecon; and that The cleo
shire how vindcate his reputation aud her
against the apcrsons oil faconsts and diaorganizers,
wherever found
These resolutions are to the point They represent,
far this section OF the Stale concerned, The feel
ngs, believe, OF the entire oil the true democ-
racy. The demagogue will labor IN vain who seeks 10
gfay petty resentment against IIerce by
tempting reader him unpopular with the democracy OF
New Hampshire.
/, is not strange that disaected nen-men whose poll
icy is disparage and defame the administration
without coming out in manly and open against
ll-shoud say that these expressions coming from
vsn.ions OF The people amount 10 nothing. They know
they speak the general feeling but too we'll and that
they destined 10 hear them again and again, from
every quarter of the State, convention alter
lion place And therefore they attempt to keep up
the courage their lew Telaners by sg them that
fhpAA nj and
are oil no consequence
These deiamers talk about attempting TO aboonize
the Staep Do they suppose that the people in New
Hampshire are anywhere stupid enough TO be deceived
by such thata That they be made 10 believe
that Franklin Pierce is abotionst And that, too
upon the authority OF men who are erpetually quoted
aud paironized by The aboiilionsts
Where in New Hampshire has alb oionist been ap.
poined officer Are Peaslee, DinsmoTe, Upham Glenn
enl, Reading Ton and others who have received lead
ing appointments here aboluonisls' On The contrary,
where The abolition press, the wing newspaper with
abolition tendencies within all our borders, walch does
sympa.hlze with, quote from, and sustain, the very
persons who this miserable cry against the admins
traon!
The truth u.s. the devices OF those persons in New
Hampshire who want TO render The administration un-
popular, while they profess TO support II, the shallow
employed by disconlened men. The judgment
OF the people is utterly and Overwhelmingly against
them tha, their greatest desire is 10 keep back It's
preston.