Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION Or Nh'
HAMPSHIRE


last The New Hampshire Patriot has the following
u s the Ia rpeat State convention held in the Stale
,umnerne over 200 members and il animated oy sp
II f uuanmy aud good feeling rarely exhibited 10 cass "
ored rivalry Tor nominations IL will be seen ilat MN
Snthsne b. Baker Of Concord nominated Tor governor
no largo majority OF him II is not necessary iur Us ID say
much He well known throughout the State, ana enjoys
greater personal popularity than any other man wh o
L,d.rs Youup active energetic and ever Jealous IN me
uuporr OF The democratic cause-a man OF education a
hfIiIv m nopusr manners and generous impulses demo-
c,nt 4. we'd In the wool his nomination WIN De everywhere
regarded US enineny fit to be made ana WI" ne NUS
cordially supported by every true democrat 10 he
40 wns the ca ndidac If section faction or interest," ou
was supported by from all PORTIONS VI 'he o, n
we believe that his nomination will give slrehS' ""u u'''
| IN The party and insure its signal triumph
II will he seen BY the resolutions as presented ana Us
don,ed that deliberate attempt made TO induce de-
orratc State convention in New Hampshire, the nome VI
General Pierce, cast ccnsure upon nm ahu 10 cuu
H. Ii will b. Also that hIS attcHipt
m sianny failed that roe nised in support oil
:, and that in place of a resolution virtually condemnlng
him me was unanimously passed most eniphatlcay
Idonu o hs official The Objectionable rcsolu-
ZION as originally presented TO the committee, was lar more
offensive than reported 10 Inc NC 'aoo' u
~ ,or of II was stricken out in committee large ma
If mo members Disappearing OF the whole OF II, ont
to submit TO the convention aslodileo NJ inc
rcouest of those who favored IN lis orl9ha o. m
- e before the convention. Hon ). H. Aver o! man
hs,a moved to strike the whole resolution anu auo
= mos, eloquent and cutting speech IN support o' MS
ton and defence of The admnlstra.on-a sr1' cu c
allotted hearty applause from the conventions anu Gu, a.
49, m The quick Judge Ainsworth also supporter ic
,on and Dr. Smith of Dover and Mr. Robinson oi Con
cnd members Of the committee, expressed thelt usaPpIo
M - ,hs resolution Mr. Chase of Conway also Of me
declared tina he cordially approved Of me course
- Con Pierce Mr. Williamson Of Clarcmont ua MOI
ink The resolution designed to censure the
t''n I'D yntr m ske il out because others thought II
id No man had the courage TO raise MS V3cG W
nation Of the administration, or IN urence VI "y fIr -
a !, u.s evidently intended 10 he nnhcrsto'u' anu =,
s ,,,irken out the brief and emphatic reso'urh W W.
49, cordially approving of the Hilrai acts y, lnt
, y, responded to hearty and enthusiastic ~,
aDlti
prhus ended the first public attempt 10 Induce ie nt''e
r,cv Of New Hampshire condemn inc us,
pi.rc. md Inns we confidently predict !" III s'sha"!
zen. Iismnr nj the kind however by whomsoercr
:, NAV be made The Democracy oil New Hampshire Ioi
day approve and will firmly support mar @ "a ,b
a;ost all tho assaults OF its open ehciies as "e %
h,usrs Of its secret against federasts ana apo
Ionss as well against acilonls's "lllh "I.' IVA
| nrs This may as we'll be distinctly UNDERSTOOD nov Gnu
| iii men should govern their actions accordingly
we subjon from the Patriot the action oil me convention"
| 80 IL. resolutions presented for its adoption;
Sir Robinson Of Concord from The committee on resou-
,ions ,eported The following series;
pos,lved That we rolerate devotion TO the great
n,nciprs and measures for which inc DJhoe'a py ~
n Tpon have been concnding for the las quarter OF
n,rry and which have become The settled poHcy OF lht
being recognised and acknowledged as sounn uu
wiso by large portion OF our political oPpone n
RrsoIyed That we cordially approve 81 he prlnclpes
inonen,ly cnuncalcd by The President OF The unilca
S,.Ies in his late inaugural address, oeevne lhe 10 pc
sound malicious, and Democratic ana ha 'ey are 'ais
I -, cd out the practical administration OF Inc gov
"a We believe they will b. they cannot fail TO result
e. nrmnnen benefit io the country and IN the promotion
| OF the cause oi ho"'H 49,
elsewhere ..,.-. - 49,, MI. :, i,
by resolutions adopted by The late Nation
NJ Drmncratc Convention al Baltimore upon winch Tue re-
, n,es;.niia election gorously fought and won,
| tba democracy Of New Hampshire remain unchanged !;
that we rcerae attachment 10 The Consoon ana me
linton and our hostility nil parties and movements nav
inc tendency 10 weaken the fidelity OF any portion Z" the
ncooe To those great safeguards d our nights aad horrr
Thai we recognize the equal rights o! all The States under me
Constitution and their power 10 esabsh cacil nf lseH
withou hnderancc or molesat0n from the people OF the
other States such domestic institutions as ticy may 'eeh
het ror ,b ronoion Of their interests and happiness no"
with the provisions ~! that sacred instrument
and thai We will hold no poic.I fellowship with those who
NAV seek To aeEen the slGnherng spirit oi aooliohe
| or l., resuscare the dangerous s:es OF dsunion
4 Resolved That, in The judgment OF this convenunn te
platform adopted by the late sltim"a Convention cannon
he rewarded as compromise OF principles, nor az ala aihes
" 10 factions that have for yeas been ayed aeaihst the
democratic party end The Union except upon the cohni'
OF unqualified recognition Of and adhesion TO- It's pinel
ples and undoubGd assurance lulule huey aa ue'"
lion o the democratic Gauss -,
r. Resolved That encourage Ourselves with The belief
that our distinguished fellow cizcn, at the head 81 me
copernment of the United States will not hs app'h'-
nen overlook Old Guard the democratic party upon
whnm he mus ray cor successful support in all the erner
penc-s which may arise &c III progress oi s adnlnsua'
| Resolved That The Democracy OF Rev nampshe
have always favored the reasonable oil The area
freedom and hence they favor o the annexation OF
Texas and Tie recently acauI rsynces of Mexe9i ana
henc0 Jdbi ahn The Sandwich sIandc they
be obained without violating he honor Of the republic or
the rights Of other nations.
l. Resolved That the policy and prowess OF the Dem
ocratic party the Union 10 n4:htea tor the acquisition oI
Louisiana Florida Texas California. Oregon, Etah and
New Mexico, ihus extending The dominion OF me republic
from shores of the Atlantic TO those oi the racc IN
crcasing its area than treble lis size al The close o!
the revolution and advancing 10 The first rank oil nations
in dignity, power ard grandeur
s. Resolved Thai thu people Of New Hampshire are in
favor OF ugali,y and economy tie expenditure OF the
public money; that they 0p1oaeJ 10 100 uca legislation
for special and private interests that They vie" WI" aiaf
the multiplication encroacing disposition OF corpora
tions; and they earnestly dc9c those VINO represent
tem legislative councils OF tna State 10 "atci care
fully in the present crisis he true interests n tie pee"
pIe taking care they be put in peril by The conln
nance OF course of Legislation which lends more 10 dement,
the -rw than the and which must IN the cni result
In the transfer of the political p1wc vi The State IRON inc
people 10 allied hand Of souless and irresponsible coPo
rations
On the question Of Tue acceptance .! The resolutions
coming up; Mr. Aver OF Manchester nioYtc % S"iAe ou
the fifth Of the series.
The subject OF the motion was discussed by Messrs aver
of Manchester, Robinson and Answ"rh OF Concord and
Sawyer Of Swanzy latter If whom called Tor Ihs pre-
vious question, but Withdrew the motion to allow Mf
Smith Of Dover address the convention. Subsequently,
speeches made by Mess:. williamson Of Ca'enont,
Chaae OF Conway, and ohcrs after which the motion To
strike out wee pvt md carried with but one dissenting
voice.
Mr. Aver Of Manchester ,rc seI The follow ing sub
stulc for The fifth resolution, mhc: YVES adopted uhhhl
m0usly
manifested by all his official ads is worthy o the hearty
support OF the Democracy Of New Hampshire.
The whole series tina amended was then Unanimously
adopted.
ROLAND FOR AN OLINER--Thc Rochester Adsef-
User very pcrnenIly remarks I'VE observe that The Eng
sh Fgac selected bring user the Royal Conmlsslon'
10 the Worlds Fair is the Lender The ship which fired INTO
The Chesapeake in Sllan which precplta:ed The war
between The countries Perhaps the sending ol ihlS
ship VIVA kind of compliment for sending the Mace
Al In RI
land If so it makes even thing of it,"
The OPENING CEREMONIES or THE CRYSTAL PALACE VIII
be very grand and imposing The President of the United
States and heads of departments, il is expected! will be
present the occasion, besides many other high and dis
iupuished from all parts Of the world Mayor Wester
welt of New York. Theodore Scdgwick and Mortimer iV
inpson committee TO invite the President and cabinet TO
attend arrived in Washington Tuesday. The managers
are confident that they will b. able open the exhibition on
The 18th OF July according 10 the announcement already
made and do not entertain idea o further postpone
! is ;Iith