Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-09
Special Correspondence of the Spy.
New Hampshire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pOrfant Session.

NONCOlD, ~ LIZ OUuO o. AOOta
This is the second day Of the New Hanlp-
shire Legislature. You have probably al
ready learned that the House elected what is
called an administration Speaker, by two ma
iority. This was not test question, be-
cause several members voted for Mr.. Chase
as Speaker, upon grounds of personal consid-
Grafton, who are known to be pledged against
voting for anti- y ebraska men for United States
Senators. When the time comes for the
House to vote for Senators, the members will
present very different point. The election
is by concurrent vote, and not joint ballot
The Democrats, flushed with what they call
the victory OF yesterday, are endeayoring to
hasten the time for the choice of Senators.
Harry Hubbard and John S. Wells are the
candidates of the Democrats. Kittridges
friends are urging him as one of the opposition
candidates, but the Wings and Free Sellers
are not quite ready to swallow him, inasmuch
as he has so recently left the ranks of the en-
emy. John z. Hale will probably be one of
the opposition candidates. Who the other
will be, is not vet decided. He will have to
show clean colors, whoever he may be, before
he can get vote Of the Wings and Fre9
Sellers. They were never more active and
resolute. They have not only the entire hum
derism of the State to contend against, but
the hirelings of Frank Pierce, with the treas
ury OF the nation. Custom Houses have let
loose their dogs-Peaslee, Collector OF the
Boston Custom House, and Harry HIDoard,
one Of the Nebraska traitors, have been here,
working hard. One man, who has been
bitter opponent of the administration until
So, jo,,- e;,,oa ,.an+ - NVasb;n,,+o,, obo,,t
t9n lays slnOs' "0"' " v M $500 -,
that time, and returned here yesterday, with
five hundred dollars, which he saws was paid
old olai,,a Nf oho,,f
III. a. ll'ci GOV ~ az wv Lam y, No00' poV'
winch ne scared up against the government,
for some service which he rendered whom he
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ir e was u ui1 Poil " VI
Inc receipt Oh tnls pap hao ehtirely kilIea ms
opposition to the administration, and he voted
for the administration Speaker.
m - ,, !, =, =, i !,
Int DuiAe Aieh' do Iney arc cdAleu al
caved IN under the charmed influence OF
one of Pierce's kitchen Cabinet wallopers
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"no 10 Aele WIN LIS PoeAe'9 tuil VI Sasn teau9
TO BUY up any man III the market. Inns Is the
way the Speaker was carried. But do not
think they can go beyond this. They have
struck bottom. The opposition feel confident
that with this odds against them they can put
through the House series OF strong anti-Ne-
braska resolutions and defeat the election OF
Hubbard and Wells. The resolutions are al
ready drafted and probably will be offered to-
day.
Since writing the above, Hon. G. M. Elan
ders Of Manchester has offered the following
resolutions, III the House, and, upon his mo-
ton, their consideration was postponed until
tomorrow at eleven o'clock.
RESOLVED, That the Stale Of New Hampshire re-atirms
sns p @ , y ner IN aSoU
implied to suffer the INTRODUCTION Of slavery into The ter
ritory, freeand that they unaterably opposed