Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-03-22
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

From the Concord Indep. Democrat, March 20.
The Home of Senator Williams.-An esteem
ed correspondent sends us the following:
WEDNESDAY, March IS, 1854.
FRIEND FoGG Lancaster, The banner to1cn,-
has given her verdict on who dis
.graces her in the United States Senate. The
vote for Governor stood:
For Perkins, lind. Dem.) 1913; Bell, (Whig,)
104 Baker, administrator 10l.
Jacob Benton, Esq, (Anti-Nebraska Whig.)
has just been elected Representative. We also
passed resolves, strongly censuring our Scna-
tors in Congress, by an almost unanimous vote.
How the Patriot makes ota its Majority
Notwithstanding the crushing verdict Of
the people Of this State against Pierce, Norris,
Williams, and Hubbard, and their Internal
conspiracy to legalize and establish Slavery
over this whole continent, we learn from I'M
doubted authority that the Administration and
their masters have resolved to force the Ne
braska bill through the United States House
Of Representatives, at all hazards, if there is
power enough in misrepresentation, coaxing,
browbeating, and Government patronage, to
accomplish it. To avoid the disc0uraging in
fluence of our election on the timid doughfaces
at Washington, the Patriot, and other Hunker
presses, stoutly claim majority for the Ad-
ministration-unt the meeting of the Legis-
lature in June before which time they mean to
have the Nebraska iniquity contaminated.
This is the scheme. Now let us zee how
the Patriot figures out its majority Of sirteen
which is all it claims. 1t begins by coolly
turning out of the House the two Independent
Democrats elected in Gofstown, and putting
in their places two rum Hunkers, who not only
were not elected nor declared elected, but who
have not the shadow Of an excuse for claiming
to be, except the excuse growing out of the
present exigcncy of the party. This takes four
Of the sixteen majority claimed.
Next, the Patriot makes an incursion into
the territory Of the Independent Democrats,
and carries of, bodily, Messrs. Mathes Of New
Market, Jenness Of Deerfeld, Robinson of Gil
ford, Richards of Sutton, Conant Of Enfield,
and the two Independent Democratic Rep
rescntatives in Strafford; all Of whom were
elected by the united votes of i-Slavery
Wings and Free Democrats against the most
bitter and violent opposition of the Nebraska
Administration party; and not one Of whom
will give the slightest aid or comfort" either
to the infamous pet measure of the Admins
tration now pending in Congress, or to the
Slavery jackals in this State, who are seeking
to call down the wrath Of God and tho scorn
of the world on our guilty nation by its con-
summation. We speak adviscdly, when we say
thus much. We say what we k,loio, and what
the Patriot cannot show particle of authority
for denying. We dcfy ii TO do so.
But this calculation does not begin to show
the utter discontinue which has ovcrtaken the
Patriot, the Administration, and the
Norris, Hibbard and Williams. Not
only is the party Of the Administration beaten
in the Legislature, but the Administration
itself is beaten in its own party, majority OF
whose representatives have only secured their
election under pledges and instructions to op-
pose the repeal of the Missouri Compromise,
and to vote for no men for United States Sena-
tors not likewise opposed to that scheme OF in
fanny
These men, together with some eight or ten
Hards, friends Of Mr. Burke, we concede, in
our calculation, to the Administration. How
much laid and comfort these latter arc
likely to afford an Administration whose news
paper organs and patronage have all been put
In operation to crush and read them out Of
the party we leave those to guess who best
know how meek and forgiving Mr.. Burke and
bis friends are won't to be. Perhaps they will
be anxious to kiss the knife which has been
whetted for their throats Perhaps not. Per-
haps all the Ant-Ncbraska Democrats will
violate the pledges and instructions upon which
they wore elected. But be their course what