The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-23
SPEECH or HON. HARRY HIBBARD OF NEW
HAMPSHIRE.

HAMPSHIRE
This gentleman whose career in Congress had already
gained for him high distinction as statesman ia receiving
especial praise for his late eloquent and able effort in adyo-
y Of the principles Of the Nebraska territorial BILL and
bis thorough oyerhaulng and demolition Of the false issues
made against it by its actous opponents In Mr. Hubbard
New Hampshire is represented by of the first order
htellects and II be peculiarly gratifying to him to
witness the aacry with which his immediate constituency
comes forward In this crisis and encourages
him 90 in his resoutc and manly warfare against the mad
nnatcsn which surrounds him to ntmidate The
Nashau IN H. Gazette endorses him rs follows:~
"sPrEcH or Hos. H. HppAnp.-The speech Of this gen
deman in favor Of the Nebraska bill was fine effort and
highly honorable himself and the State from which he
halls We did not receive copy OF it in for this
weeks paper but shall publish full length week
Owe understand that Mr. Hubbard has attained high po-
dtion in public estimation Washington Faithful the
principles Of the democratic party seadfas and unwavern
hs adherence TO It's organization be is faithfully carrying
cut the win of his constituents and viii receive the highest
reward public receivete appreciation OF the
people, Mr., Hbbards whole congressional proves
nun to be man upon whom his party rely in all emer
gccs who Is well grounded in the democratic faith and
wiz aressly follow where its principles lead You find no
trucking TO free soil anatcism in him in order secure f
'ue support His whole political has been consistent
ana unwaverng the needle to the pole and has met the
nearly approval of the people Of New Hampshire"
The Portsmouth o. H. Gazette endorses Mr. lIibbards
course e equally strong and emphatic terms,
hG NEw YoRK Assay orrIcr.--The Assay Office in
view ok is now fully organized with capacity for as
saying si0OOo0o0 per The work will commence
soon rs the buildings completed. The following is
" lst Of the appointments
"OrERSrRShESTls oFFcE.Samuel r. Butterworth super
I'endent; George " Cunning, superintendent clerk
"n,s Hunt weighing clerk H. r. ST. John assistant
"eghlng clerk Joseph NJ Floyd, accountant
:, ASArrRs DErARraESr.--John TORY assaycr Andrew
Mason assistant assayer
MELTING AND REFINING DFPAnTnEST.-Ed VI. Kent mcltcr
ana Fehneri G. Morht assistant mcltcr and refncr.
ihE1suRrRs DsrARrEST.--John j. Cisco Treasurer ;
y W. Edelman clerk,
mr. Butterworth, the superintendent is wealthy res
sni Of New York United States district attorney
~ mississippi under Van Buren, and Is wen known
gentleman Of talents and influence.
aE cisco Is ex-oficon treasurer from his connection
With the sub-treasury
Professor TORY has high reputation Tor scientific at
ailments
. me other apponees taken from the Philadelphia
nl and are doubtless we'll qualified for their respective
Offices
INC second trial Of Montague for murder was COM
"encsa at Petersburg Virginia Thursday. The whole
Sne was exhausted without obtaining single juror ali
s'ing expressed opinion The sheriff was finally or
pO'eu 70 summon thirty men from Chesterfield, and as
many trom Surry county