The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-25

Trsstsnts Message raftpe % Csbas Gtisas The
bossn Posi- o5tee, ss.
Bosros March is. 1854
The result Of The Sale election in New Hamp-
shire now denilels ateanained The democracy have
chosen their tCol Bakery BY nsjoTi af
oarleea bundled all ether candidates Ii should be
borne "a nAnd that New Hampshire is o the OF
hfsr States only 40 tbs Dnon where majority j.
quired 10 elect thar officer and members OF he leg
er 0inehtng democracy shoaia be credited accordingly
Ia the present instance, the whiss and abolcniss sup
ported separnis Candidates os governor, uniting ,heir
ioIces ~ tie senatorial dislfes eoanes and lons
particularly 70 jory Of be legislature Here,
also, they have been gnoniuously deesed u Is
nov sscertained thar democratic councillors chosen in
districts Nos l, 2 and 81 coaltonisis in Nos and
Democrats senator's elected eehl Of the twelve dis
tfcsto ~it; Nos l. a. o. D. No. H. and az eosItonists
in Nos and 3 and choice Ia and 7 There will
be reliable working democratic majority the house 81
represe ntaiiv-s Of at least Eftss~
This ut a decisive democratic triumph lhan
BIAS occurred la New Hampshire any election for The
twenty years. where she opposition have contested The
ground Since the defeat lSi7, Of The coalition between
the aboitonsts and wings, which John r. Hale the
u Senate the before these specked factions have v
tuay allowed the democracy carry The annual State cleo
lions by dean and the latter have chosen their candidates
governor members of the legislature and presidential
electors by large critics. Last year. especially, there
serious opposition made. either the March
November elections Pointing these uncoatesied
pagns, Of the antadninislration presses
ping raise feeble of exultaton in their hu.
fellows euGred all the comfort they fad in
comparisons. They never before thoroughly
whipped ia contested eectionsnd that, too spite Of
the appliances which they have bTought bear in the late
contest some OF which will briefly notice
IL the first place. do think they would have pit
their ali had not been for the eucour-
agement which they Lave received from Mr. Edmund
Burke The brief history Of that individuals detection
from the democratic ranks Is pretty well known already
Unfortunately Tor himself. he has for The last thirteen
been OF MIN eaf af rjs
United States elected aim their President (nstesd OF
General Pieree) November lS52 The has en-
In bis view least, rely oiourning White House
as sort oi deputy; and having administered affairs TIM.
his satisfaction, MIR Burke very benevolent
y been endeavoring rebuke him by assisting the
whigs abolitionists, Nsneaw men, splItus "a ppers,
Miieres, &c &c defeat the democracy Of the Presi
DENTS native State. The result Of Mr. Buk-s abofs in
dictates serious failure New port his place Of residence
une, has elected couple Of aboion.s house.
instead Of returning democrats nsuai bur further than
this bis influence does show itself II any
sruits his .od guard" returned members, their
Bufke's eoadjEtors-1he wings abolirlonisis, Gc
viii certainly claim them their property and The
democracy viii MOI dispute the tile
Again the opposition made Nebraska question their
great THilyng point The State, days previous
election. swarmed with their speaksrJohn P Hale
The bead and Horace Greeley The fsii--an eagerly
msepfef ening the measure and denouRring Gen. Pierce
for supporingit Burke furnished powder, ard Hale &
that bG actually fK ssied slavery Nebrsska
Teriory, and iurni.hed false premise for she
10 make of That Mr. Bake and lis 49,
lies signtIly fated, esther say The eoalnoay
growing popularity CT the great pr.ncipe Of
tion among people o. New Hampshire OF resuscalr
there flame Of sectional snmosy sgains the people Of
Soath, The result sufficiently demonstrates They
ry agaib.
The defeat Of John p Hale. candidate for be Ho0.e
Of Representatives Dsser. tpae Of biz places
.esidcres the words Of Of his leading snds
there have bsen excessively Tying and humd-
iaing 10 him /" lie supported boih tie whig
add iiee-soa regular hekets and down By William
Hsle esq distant connexion, who yotsd foI by the
deaocrais The latter Is among The very few whigs
New Hampshire who Al D. iEie e,eciion. FePudGied
coalition with the sDostionssIs AZ general thin, those
Who year ago. called themselves webster men, wor
ed ~ her pesks IN toe abolition aough lsst Tuesesy
J. p Hale learn, passsd hFopgk his cay he mornns
K ahrr shs eeeaon, On his way 10 New York
On Friday morning last Boston came ont aud
e aimed a coalition tiiumph ia New HHmpsLre sinl-
dostuess ielextH pbed 10 Wnshirggon-un
ooubedy Of influencing the votes OF north
ern members Nebrs-ss bui The hshef-lasy
by orce-lfBocesssJ gentry trying VAR.
DODGE prevent the present Congress. from nov
epsctiug fumf IN fs erection Of territorial govern
ment Tor Nebraska, what the last Congress declared "a
yrtscyf BY passing The compromise -hni IL tie
great doeiae Of nou-ineTventou by general govern
10 sisuon 70 The slavery question Oar northern r.
tics boz know and feel that The application o "a,
principle Of the right every Ssts add Territory % con-
sun5nAy lsgislae ior ise respecting matters wtfrh d.
fecilY itsel alone, vii assuredy striks
death bow theu attempts hereafter the asiz-
on of'he slavery qOsson LIT Congress adopt this ssuta
~ proyiion u the Nebraska bin aid shah hear no n os
q thess fauacai dernb Rosses Their occu patton viii be
gone inssEluch there wi be nothing e for then 70
feed npon. perfectly nat0sl ~ ssch u1en .. Messr,
Sc ward, Hale, and Sumner dsnoancs. tbs exc.spt
neaEuae, fof Il ruins thsr vuoadoa Let theu howl
iorsh their rnRihemHs sgsnsf the friends Of he
Union and national guic-i-t them prepare insulting
and proiAnc process sgsinst The of two-hirds
Of nAuoEs senator's oT The signatures oT ed
and mistaken New EnEsud clergynen-iet them con.
tiuDe 70 iustgsis agitation By every means In relr
powsr-whst y TIE doy q every mus democrat snd
friend Of The Unou' y pot down these see,iors
esmsgasuss-in ne isnEusee % Washington 70 frewn
every auempi % acns'e section of The Union fra
anoher The sacred links which bind t,zs,hp,
ia ssveral parts II The passaEe Of ne interE lea
tore 81 he Ntbraska bn vii Do ihs The rez,pr. !.
popular viii thc atihs North ~hsrev-r Il ), u,,
ery understood and ihosc members or C3nzrsss hg -.
eTpectng % gam hiure popularity ~ rpposior Il au
ey h1d them selves aken Il ~ ltGs 90 iat.
In The day of gentlemen desiops q Toitcsi t4ctsnft
hsFesfef tostuin thsir md ~ hrLug remstlves 70 re
skrts 81 aboloa sStaiors, dsnsEogae ah5 fanatic. m,
ieEds Of aniuu, p-srr harmony und prosperity ~
each I'D ~ osthe ID ~ States computing or Coz.
mon oonpuy-ASs rHrIs Lssios-wiH ttsns 3,
sash md saeh Only, ready and Independent enough
% stand % ior noB-irerssuton
The message Of President Piece On COT Cubsp ,l,
- we'd received here, especially sraenE the
hsvs bead iuirligeu y ~ parties spesk n IL :.
firm snd 6Euihed doCom,bt lts cison l. is main re.
ommsDdsion Arncns ~ who drsrs peace IN dealing