The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-11

spirit which animAte the democratic press and party in
this State The convention in the third congressional dis
trct the New Hampshire Patriot peakso in glowing
of satisfaction It says
The large class Of our democratic friends who are
qainted with Mr. Wheeler win receive the Of bis non
nation with great pleasure while the democracy not only q
the third district but Of the whole State have In this action
Of the convention abundant for the highest satisfaction
Il dsparagement his very worthy competitors 10
that in the district combines Of the requisite
qualities both for candidate for the popular and for
representative Of the democracy Of New Hampshire in the
Congress Of the United States.
Mr. Wheeler gentleman Of pleasing address, Of strict
integrity well informed upon all political questions elo
quent and polished speaker and firm, devoted, and
scientous democrat-such viii reflect honor upon
the State in the national legislature and prove worthy
representative Of the democracy Of New Hampshire That
he viii be elected 10 the post for which he eminenty
qualified there be reasonable doubt"
At county convention Of the democrats Of Beknap
county patriotic resolutions passed which reflect the
Patriot its readers the sentiments Of
majority Of the people Of the eoun and of the State The
following the concluding resolutions:
"Reolrea That the principle Of self government Of the
people, applied the people Of the States and Territories
radically correct and accordance with American
ideas and practices and the basis upon which repub
can system of State rights stand.
'Reoired That all essential the administration
of General Pierce warm approval that has
pery Of citizens home sustained the honor and dig
nifty Of the nation abroad and by its many beneficial
ties conferred material benefits upon the commercial agri
cultural, and manufacturing interests of the country.
. Resoired That in Hon. n b. Baker, nominee for
governor recognise of the democratic
and in bis official acts recognise practical attachment to
democratic principles which him worthy support
of every true democrat and pledge him support at
the polls next March,"
The Haverhi Republican makes eloquent appeal to
the democracy TO stand by their coors II says
" The eyes of all democrats throughou the Union
turned 10 New Hampshire how she win comport her
self at the election Of the Of her democrats
occupies the presidential chair and the question asked
all the land viii she him and the timetried prn
cpes which he and the party which he represents profess to
advocate and maintain Win the voters Of the Granite State
rearm their confidence in the democratic creed by the
election Of Gov Baker and his colleagues Will they elect
democratic legislature and thereby the of
the democratic United States These ques
lions Of deep State and regarded with
sohcitude by nation May hope they will be
decided gladden. all democratic hearts and to
inspire able and patriotic President with fresh confidence
in the democracy of his native hills?"
The know-uothng deusion appears to have made less
nroad in New Hampshire than in other New England
States The principles of republican liberty and
gious toeraon which fought for by her sons in
the revolution which have been warmly cherished aud
faithfully defended since will be abandoned to any
phrensied ntauatou moment schemes Of dsap
pointed politicians
We hope the time the democrats 10 the Granite
State will omit precauton against defeat They should
look to their party organization in every school district
Their enemies vigant and hopeful To PROSTATE democ
racy in New Hampshire they will adopt any measure how
dishonorable Combinations of formerly most
tagonistica characteristics will be effected traitors to
democracy viii be embraced and all the base appliances
reckless ambition and fostering malice command will
be called into action induce New Hampshire desert
her honoed son, and render her reproach in
tue annals of the nation. But such result will not
contemplate The intelligent citizens Of this sterling dem
ocratic State be caoed confident by the
devices Of their enemies however ingenious may be the
forms deception. No they will stand boldly by their
principles and THOR candidates the election and
prove their gritty and power by giving the country re-
newed evidence that they wise to be cheated
brave COVER and too patriotic to be diverted by any
means from the full performance Of their obligations to
the principles Of their fathers and the honor Of their State
The convention for the second senatorial district at
Raymond on the I'd instant and nominated Nehemiah
Colby of Candida the first ballot He is firm supporter
Of General Perces administration and wellknown citi
gentleman Of this city, who happened to be pres
ent at the convention spectator has handed the re-
solves which were passed on the occasion
Resoiped, That democrats will bury all personal
preferences discussions about and local questions and
that will the coming election under the glorious
banner OF democracy and efforts perpet
those principles laid down by the immortal Jefferson
and Jackson and which we have so long maintained.
" Resolved, That give entire appreciation the adj
mnistraon of Gen. Pierce at patriotic and cacu
lated TO promote the best interests of the country"
In the fourth district including Concord A. IL. Titon
ofC il he Zoe
ABOLITION THE BACK BONE OF THE NEW SECRET
ORDER. .sg f.r
The idea that any great party exist in the free States
of this Union hostile to the democratic party and yet not
be indebted for It's vitality and its numbers the abo
tioniss is wicked absurdity The foes of the slave
States are no longer despicable body Of men. They
have grown strong They coarol States They elect gov
They elect United States They gather
their ranks all the dscoDtents against the democracy
all the enemies of the constitution every reormer
every cracbraned heorst every advocate of umpuary
laws, every religious fanatic but they always conrive
keep the abolition chiefs in the advance and the abo
lition politicians in the majority There may be excep
tons to the rule have said before Mr., Seward is
knownothng but he sends ese1y Of kaote-aoth
Sooss,Y iofnf bo dpaS IL,