New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-21
FROM NE W IA HPSHIRE.
,aef Then Y. Tribune.

Core. poDdepee Of The 4 Tribune - go.
CoscoRp, N. II Mondsy, Dec. IT, 1854
The Ides Of March cast their shado We before the m,
and the political elements are stirred 10 neu iounda
tiops in o1r State There terrible looking Tor Oh
Judgment among the political leaders, and the RANK
and file are looking with perfect WILLINGNESS 'na'
defeat should come upon the men who have
TO the loweet depths Of party triekery ana parry
tyranny to keep their own bands buried TO the snou''
ders in the public crib. The Koo~-knothIng eie-
mept il working and burowing beneath their feet
In the southern half Of the State, this will be deci-
sive mower in our next election, and will pro badly
carry every thing in its osp way III may De so
tbrouoh the northern portion ALEC, bat It ID certain
that at preee mt their organization not by any nsshs
perfect or extensive IN ID more conserysH'e
In the Districts now represented by Morrson anu
Kit,1.dRe this secret organization pervades overy
corner ard entirely upsets all the usual data for 81.
euation as to the result Ii Is certain thas msny oid
nnr,v leaders will be awakened from their dreams OF
sbarlrg the victors spells by sou-e IN tue waters
OF the brDy river, 10 IND thh utooors oasnus III
March is lot by any means source OF pleasure,
however conducive il may be 20 the health.
You notice that Morrison and kittridge have been
re.nominated by the regular bunker Conventions,
not~ outstanding bsr lection OF party rue on Tue
N.bra,ka question. The party leaders, and the pow
err that be at Washington, relish their nracaoility
A. little as ever but the fact that their votes we're
approved by large majority OF inar constituents
and the subsequent electors compeleu tueui 10 re-
nominate thus apparently acquescing IN their course
IL sd,d that this acquies ,ence recprocaed ontne
part Kiviredge by similar quleness on the merits
of the Missouri question. The doctor may coasi1er
bis fate ss sealed. The Nebraska men OF his own
party have lot forgiven his course IN Congress- and
The dictaoIs at Washiueto would by no means Ike
hearty approval by heavy majority, at the next
election. On the other band his equivocal position
on this and kindred questions will reps those opposed
TO the great perfdy Neither had he the prestige OF
ere at oersona popularity unlike his colleague, Mr.
Morrifop, who is propoby the most popular man IN
his district | regret that the latter thuks 1t neces
sary 10 keep his position IN DOUBT ny MS suence
on this question and trust the good time will soon
cone hen such silence will be safe politi TO
ore who desires the votes of Northern constituent
have the means Of knowing however, that on TINS
ston he il right; that he is st heartily opposed
10 the repeal. 80
To Change from political matters TO something
equally Uncertain and treacherous-the weather
wirter has snapped up with uncomfortable shortness
Two feet OF snow came a, the first fall, and nog the
air is full Of heavy flakes again. Lumber aud wood
men are improving the shedding 10 their utmost.
Probably more wood will be freigated out of New
HsmIshire this winter than IN any before TIE great
gale OF the iih 1st has forced very large quantity
Of wood and lumber upon the market. la many M
ces wb ole wood and timber lots have been swept
clean. One man here hes lost 500 pine and spruce
trees; another says il will take his two heavy teans
two years 10 draw GU. bis timber. Connected win
this gale are many facts illustrative of the laws OF
winds. The gale was certainly mon trous wdiri-
viii d. az is proved by abundant evidence. In many
fin ber-lots across which the center of this huge
wbir swept the trees opposite sides OF the ot lie
in opposite directions, puzzling the old farmer 70 ex
Main how a north east wind could throw his timber
toward 80 many opposite points of the compass.