The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-08


From the LosoeH (Bfoss.) Courier, January l.
Democratic Harmony In New Hampshire,
would be little singular if the very first for.
mai opposition TO the Pierce administration sbouid
proceed from New Hampshire, and more uu kindly
a n,i rom tne granite-rbbed Democracy itself
bot there are indications that such is TO be the
TACT There is good deal of sleeping thunder,,
IN the vicinity Of the White Hills and Snnsnea
Lake, winch threatens to make itself heard verv
distinctly after the 4th of March NEXT. W. ~
occasional rumblings already, giving SLIGHT ~
umation OF what is coming in due Time Dro-
ping the figure, Mr.. ex- Commissions ar Rp-La =.
Deiore stated, proposes the establishment of new
Democratic organ at Concord His own nansr
the Newport Argus, expresses the belief hi =
new journal at the capital "wif be well received
by at least two-thirds of the Democracv of az
State OF New Hampshire The Argus saws
the new organ must be an cable efficient -
impartial paper at Concord one that ia NOT snh-
serVlent 10 the Interests of few members of the
Democratic party, but one that is devoted 70 tbe
interests OF the whole party, and ready and will
ing to do justice to all - This Is an ind;reot -
tack upon the old patriot-the home ORGAN of
Genernl Fierce By slight expansion of the
IDEA, 1t is very much like saving to the PRS
ioent elect: III you are going to take to your bo
sonn three or four individuals in and nsar Con-.
cord, and shower your favors upon them. ~ tie
neglect of the rest OF us-ook out for a storm Won
cannot rule this State if you do happen To he pre-
sident elect. Hyou go on as you have begun, and
you threaten, mark our worde--NeSS Hsr9n
shire, which has SO long been the paradise IF the
Democracy, shall become its pandefnonium The
old Patriot shows its teeth at such threats as This
In Its issue OF yesterday, after saying that it shall
do all In Its power 10 sustain the new administfa
ton, il adds-(and we almost hear General Pierce
uttering the words)-ssIn doing we shall doubt.
less be compelled 10 the track of factionists
disappointed and disgfected Office seekers and rner
eendry demagosues, who, finding they cannot ma ke
money out oil the new national administration. as
they have out of Others will raise their feeble hands
against It, With all such we shall dealas we
have dealt with their like in times past" This
and more OF tho same kind of denunciation NAV
De regarded as the commencement of bitter
warfare among the ambitious leaders of the New
Hampshire Democracy. The Boston Times
slightly alarmed at the indications of the coming
storm, characterzes the tone ofthe Patriot being
sol grave Importance" and appears half inclined
ovounteer Its disinteresed and patriotic services
to save U neral Pierce, by thrusting its powerful
shield between ex-Commssioner Burke and The
President elect. Says the Times of the Patriots
Illumination against Burke, Wells, and Co.: son.
position TO the administration from an hitherto un-
expected quarter is here clearly foreshadoyed
and 1T is but just that the real friends OF the Chief
Magistrate elect should know from whence To. ex-
pecta the assault and the character Of the assai-
ants We hope the Patriot will sound a timeIv
Garmt Ay, let The alarm be sounded Let the
warriors go forth TO battle upon the granite hills
Inc enthusiasm engendered by the fight may ex.
tend to other States, till the conflict becomes gen
eralthe dauntless heroes every section eager TO
distinguish himself in the great revolutionary war
OF the Democracy, Where can there be found a
nobler ca 1se--what can be more glorious than to
hight for-the sPoILs? Percy himself may be IN
horsed and overthrown in the terrible conflict
but then will not the Democracy be regenerated.
purged, and reinvigorated? But seriously, the
administration is altogether too strong, if we may
use an apparent soecism, and s in danger Of fall
ing from its own weight or Unbalanced proper
tons 1t cannot satisfy the army of applicants for
favors-and therefore cannot expect 10 escape the
vengeance of those who are turned away To
every one appointed there will be ten thousand dis
appointed, and the latter class will hold General
riefSe responsible Tor the seeming neglect with
which their claims to reward are received The
brisk bitter war just opening in New Hampshire ia
but precursor of one on more extended scale
"the beginning of the end, Hfy