, 1855-04-28
kO~ The ThursiOn County Democratic Con-
ventiOn, for the appointment Of Delegates TO al
tend the same, meets at Olympia, April 2S.-.aas
Concerning tO-day--tIle Ecicc-
ton i'm Ncw-HaMpsiIiTc. &c.

As the time for the meeting of the Democratic ter
ritorial convention is drawing nigh, the public mind
is becoming sensiLy cngrr-sed, and the Geld of CON
lecture freely entered in the solution Of the question
as to who will he the successful competitor for con
eressional honors before the convention subject % the
final decision Of the people, who will lie empanneed
as the jury to test the strength Of the two political
parties to whom the nominees of either will naturally
turn in expectation of being sustained by an election
through the ballotboX.
The candidate nominated by the party TO whom the
term WING is usually applied will have all the advan
tage which can he afforded by NEGATIVE position
For instance II the "wOoL" again he pulled over
the eyes Of the abotonsts and that party can again
We induced to 'sELL" themselves to the organized
opposition, uIder false promises, hollow pretenslons
or meditated Strategy that clement opposed to
democratic policy will have its weight in balancing
the books as the result is footed up.
The disaiected-the -" sore-headed campfollowcrs
Of the democratic army, who arc ever found dangling
in its bying for spos and are ever as ready to
leave in disgust, and go over to the enemy when the
REGULATIONS and DISCIPLINE is necessary to be OBJ
served WILL in the approaching contest have an ample
opportunity to pass the lines once and forever, to
meet welcome from congenal spirits, who have Ia
ken their departure from the true faith former
occasions.
In the boiling chaldron of dsaiectou, in which is
mingled every clement opposed TO the democracy, all
that is left Of knownothineism in this territory VIII
make up one more Of the rN-hArmoneous materials
which will oppose the election ofthe democratic nom
inee. Having principles to bring into the canvass
Of national character, which have not been time af
ter time repudatcd in the ostunmstakable manner,
thirst after power and place-a longing after posi-
tion and political popuarity-a gnawing and insata-
BILE greed and hunger after spoils can alone explain
the articles Of agreementsthe incentives to action,
of the discordent elements against which the friends
Of democratic principles will find it necessary to con-
tend.
Federalism would glory in a coalcscence with the
prince of darkness in order to triumph over the de-
mocracy and to show the unblushing eIrontery with
which the opposition journals acknowledge that it is
only by a banding together Of the incongruous isms
Of the day that they can hope to succeed copy the
following from the Boston JOURNAL, of March 10th,
(whig authority discouring On the result of the e
cent New Hampshire election. showing now ard what
elements were employed to defeat the democratic par
ty in that state:
.ope of the rrentest poli,ical btes ever fought in
New England, terminated in New Hampshire on Tues
day last and resulted in the complete overthrow Of the
parry, A .ne o'iur n rrno Sow oru TUru
made common carse against Inc Administration party
and as the result most efecually crushed it out II
will be seen that the !" allied powers made clean
TeSis.,vTe ali te co1rciI and MI tbrce members Of
Congress. Such an overtlrn was never before known
in the old Granite State and IL Is second only TO the pc
tcal tornado wNen sMep. Itep 1r @ omn say Sa ~ ~
not entitled % ali the credit and had il not been for the
aid Of his allies the Wings and Free Soilers, who went
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