Daily national era., 1854-07-07
NEW HAMPsH1RE RESOLUTIONS.

The House of Representatives of New Hamp-
shire on Wednesday last passed the suhjoined
resolutions, which were introduced at the be-
ginning Of the session, and have been since
from time to time discussed. 1t will be seer
that although neither Of these resolutions was
voted upon by full House, which COR .;s,s of
$40 members, yet all Of them ter soent thu
fourth) received the affirmative cote of a ma
jority OF the whole number Of members:
Resolved, That the Ste "a If Now Hamn-
shire reafirms the princ' niles nromulrated bv
her House of Reprosc ,otatives in 1880. { tho
people are bound b. no comnact expressed or
implict, to Butfe-. the introduction of slavery
nto territory now free, and that they are un-
ai'eraoiy pposcd to the erection Of any Terri
Tory WIZ ,out its prohibition by positive law
lhao' yted--yeas 100, nays lls
Resolved, That the repeal of the Missouri
compromise was in violation Of those princi-
pies; was unnecessary, impoltic breach OF
faith with the North, dangerous and wrong.
| lAdopted-yeas f55, nays 49,.
RESOLVED That the course OF Geo. w. Nor
rison and Geo w. Kittredge, a portion of our
delegation in Congress, in resisting such repeal,
receives the hearty and united approval OF the
people Of New Hampshire. Adopted-yeas
156, nays ITO
Resolved, That the course of Harry Hib-
bard, Moses Norris and Jared w. Williams,
the other members Of our delegation, in voting
for such repeal, was in opposition to the wishes
Of the people of the State trcacherous TO Frcc-
dom and the great cause Of equality and hu-
man rights, and meets onr decided reproba-
tom IAdopted--yeas l52, nays I'LL
Yesterday fourth trial took place, in the
House, to elect United States Senator, every
member being present. After two ballots with
out effecting choice, the House adjourned.
Tho highest vote received by John s. Wells,
tho Administration candidate, was l4S, being
eight votes short Of an election.
National Inteligen0r.
ANOTHER FAILURE AT New YoRK.--Gou-
vorneur Morris, who loaned the Messrs. Schuy-
I lers, one Of whom was President Of the New
York and New Haven Railroad Company,
large sums of money, has failed. His liabili-
tics are put down between one and two hun
drcd thousand dollars.
Charles f. Shelton, President Of the Empire
Stone Dressing Company, has left for parts
unknown.
The over-issue Of stock Of this company pro-
tested on Wednesday, is said to amount TO iify
thousand dollars Tho liabilities Of the com
pany amount to ono hundred thousand dollars.
The North Carolina Wings have nominated
candidate for Governor, who, about these
times, would be a good nominee Tor the Con-
necticut ab0litionists-wo allude to Mr.. Dock
ery. who, while member Of tho State conven-
ton Of North Carolina voted against the OK
clusion Of negroes from the right Of suffrage
Washington Union
A few years ago the Democrats Of tho nation
nominated q candidate for the Presidency, who,
while member of tho State convention OF
New York, voted against the exclusion Of NO
grocs from tho right Of mfrage--Louisvilie
Journal
10 The amount Of tho damage by tho FIRE
in Philadelphia, yesterday, was only about
half a million, instead Of a million and a half,
as reported