The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-09
Our Kew Hampshire COrrespondsnes.
CONCORD, IN. H. Sept II 1854.

CoxooRD, IN. H.,) Sept IL 1854.
New Hampshire PoliScs--7M Predicate AHempe At Q
Observation-Disclosures acT,fces-Free Sod Coars-
tion-7he Knoo Nothtmgs.
There political movements going In this State
having for their object the rehabilitation Of the Ns
Hampshire democratic party, with the hops that gooa
effect viii thereby bs produced in the admnistrs6sa
party throughout the nation. The overturss for ~
Cancellation proceeded from the administrators ITSELF tie
President having been whipped into the opinion that ~
10 not quite invincible, even in New Hampshire Hfs
attempt to play the part Of Jackson having necessarily
ended in ridiculous failure, he il disposed to 1850
his enemies rather than half way and -
como to terms he odsrs-or his friends do % in
his name-to longer insist ON support Of the
Nebraska bill ~ test of democracy to favor the
election Of Mr. Morrison to Congress- at tho
test in March, 1855 and in making appoint
msnts to ONCE to see difference between men,
bers Of branch Of the party and al Other
branches OF In return for these magnanimous oasrs
be requests that thorough union shall brought about
in the party and the most vigorous efforts made TO
Hbbsrd to the long term Of United States Senator In
compliance with the bargain entered with that GEN
and when he showed very serious disposition to take
the same side that was adopted By his colleagues Mss
the President is that Mr. Kittrdss sns b. .drope.S
BY all parties The President hates Mr. Nttridgs par
.Se tist not hs,1s ssn :: ar in
Pierce the occupant of the White House. and GenerAl
Pierce the Zip drnksr Of Concord to have refrainsd
gra'iaed in this respect, II he can b. allowed to
luxury Of putting his foot !" Kitt,s, nset, no
fate, and take any such democrat for Ath-
erons successor should DO most sesisfAoory the
o. It, osso;s q y. - is
order to that gentlemans support whsn things
beganto look black hsre, he now ready TO- aba.doa
person whose brlsQwe manners said to have besn
peculiarly hard on PRESIDENTIAL vanity Thsre i nsithsr
rising his position. drawing his ocs down to his
own level should he succeed in the work perfectly the
ccs win Be 80 degraded e to s.ve doubts q thsrs
The anti admnisraon democrats are puzzled what to
cannot Be doubted; would II be remarkable sup
that he &. unwilling to make some sccs to
and would he include M Kittrdgs in the proposed a.
rangement . reconciliation might BE- effected ON ~
, s.s s. e.n 1R1 ). ssss
that he would get AL he desires and fail to perform hs
that he must give pretty heavy bonds before he can s
hi, isss n the party 70 give from s
sure thing that reconciliation would Lead 70 vstory
The result Of the Maine election has led to the bss that
the ,dmini trsticns dAy !. oysr and thai thoss xae
tunes to share Yet there those who would giady
combine the party once more and ssek return Of these
The story thai M. Buttsr6sid to 90 out Of -
Concord Patriot TO make way fer Mr.. Campbell Of Man
chester is not true. Mr. Butter6sld has done very zen
the Potet and has desire 70 Leave II intsntsn
doing It, His health mot the best In the word and
not likely shoud think TO b. mprc ,sd By the psrpasx
tiles Of his pre- emit station
The tipdepenSsst democracy or free solsrs are to
have State here the Goth OF October, for
the purf Of nominating candidates for Governor ana
Railroad Commissioner and to take FOR tha
more sectual ergs nizson " hair party They Iva in
agitation II is their element. The rumor1 Of attempts
at ccneiaticn sncng democrats only excite them 10
new sction Tier in the events that have recently
transpred In Maine much 70 make them believe that
they 60 far ahead Of their vots Of last March,
| II Mr. Norrin's could be cd 80 600 in cos
year, Why not that OF thar candidate be grssy aided
| toy Why not, indeeds
The Know Nothipgs the Increase In this stats
The Roman Catholics have always osen more uapopuax
here than in part o, New England and the DISLIKE that
10 felt towards theA extends TO all foreigners, though
got to the same extent in The of Prestsats ~ IN
that Of Catholics. Ths late Presidential election made
the fact kDsvu to the country that Catholics a-s -
much prosfbed te'e they In VI gland prov.sas
t"tte pssasys Of the Emancipation Get 1be hssie.9
main N vi len The Naturalization hoe thro itseA
! into sae oppoaitios msvsmsnt 10 the knc~ Nothngs
wAGo II 10 Cd here There are fT' 6tssn 10 tvsn Y
>eo.'nj forsgssfs here, asd, gcnsss they gre vsN
lam sesB FgTt u psop'e. hosApavoh-