The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-16

We have before spirited address to the democracy
OF New Hampshire from the pen OF John George, esq,
chairman OF the State committee, which has been put
forth in order 10 prepare for the congressional and State
elections that take place in March-being the first, we
believe after the Inauguration. The address speaks in
high terms Of the democratic candidates. who are for
governor, Hon. Noah Martin, the present incumbent;
ard for Congress, Hon. George W. Kredge in the first,
Hon George w Morrison, in the second. and Hon. Harry
Hubbard, in the third district Mr.. Hubbard is member
of the present Congress- and has received the compli-
ment Of third nomination. which is unusual in north
em politics The address speaks truly in saying Of him,
tina, eat Washington Of his age enjoys higher
or more desirable reputation" The hst portion OF the
address contains rapid sketch OF glorious past and
we transfer il to our columns in compliment to that
staunch democracy which has stood firm and undaunted
in many dark hour
"The circumstances under which the democracy OF
New Hampshire the coming political contest Of
peculiar, well Of most gratifying character
For the past twenyfour years they have annually
forth battle for the great prncp the firm main
Of which they believe the interests OF the State and
Of our common country so mainly depend, and, with
a single exception. victory has crowned their ef-
G,rt. Tanning neither the right nor to tho left.
yielding neither the appliances OF edcrasm nor to
the OF scconsis they have earned for their
for political consistency, for firm nation
.y and steadscss OF purpose deserved a. it every
vhe,e most willingly bestowed. No State has truly
cxempled fact that unyieding adherence principle
is the sures guarantee OF political success In State has
the resort trucking expeden with disgrace
fnl discontinue. From the time New Hampshire came
the support OF General jackson in 1922 throughout his
entire administration, during the mmcrca revusons OF
1895 and 1897 the midst Of the tornado which swept the
country lS40 during the ctona and reasonable APP
peas which attended and followed the annexation of
Texas, throughout the campaign which resulted in the
elevation of federalism power under the Ruise Of military
renown, the time when the highest seal Of political app
probation affixed the State by the united democracy
OF the republic in the nomination and triumphant election
of General Piercein sunshine and in storm New Hsmp
shire has stood firm and immovabe. Her IAN IN 10"
ender conspicuous her previous onk
tried consistency and afforded the gallant sPeo'ac'e
Iss7 and the fearless energy with which she naneo mo
TORS from places trust casting them forever rom her
onadence and resumed again her proud position.
Tbps New Hampshire has been and thus shell On the
sh dav of March another opportunity will be presented to
IA 10 her Tho first political saIutaon
h;ch .b, greet tho Of Gen. Pierce after his insugu
: la, and entrance upon the duties Of his high position
l come from his S,stehe State whose honor.
whose interests and whose political integrity no has
manifested spoh anxious and unceasing devotion In No
yember New Hampshire gave Gen. Pierce tho high
piment Of most overwhelming majority. In March let