The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-17
rue RESULT IN NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WARNING TO THE SOUTH.


The democrats Of New Hampshire have made Of their
0obsst fights in the late contest Looking 70 the popular
vote as indicated in the election for governor the result
acct. the highest credit upon the indomtable spirit and
carnage with which the torrent Of combined anatcism,
O,oerance and disaecton has been resisted We draw
rom the result responding ancpaons for the future
The tventy-seyen thousand good and true in New
Hmpshre have been compelled bend before the storm
INT hey are not overcome disheartened. Compared
.b The results in the other free States the New Hamp
hirs democracy have much to inspire them with conf
dance in their early restoration to their accustomed as
snaency IN the Granite State The people Of the South
no win see in the popular vote new evidence OF the I'M
spehnq devotion Of the sound democracy of New Hamp-
br 10 the constitutional rights OF the South. But when
y look 10 the character Of the combination which has
ovrhrowu the democracy they will discover the danger Of
onntenaucng Ia the South that element of the coalition
bh has been so efficient in securing to abolihonism
,hsr tinnpb The New York Tribune announces the
t in tone Of exultaon which deserves to be specially
studied by southern W. quote the whole article and
leave southern men 10 make their own comments:
a smpwaEcK IN NEW HAnpsmRE.--0ur dispatches from
New Hampshire proclaim the triumphant OF the com
bined forces of the wings soers knownothngs, and
anti Nebraska democrats the Pierce Nebraska party OF
that State II will be that the wing and eesoil par
ties made no attempt sustain their candidates, who, al
though regularly nomination. received only the support Of
small handful of voters The fusion against the Nebraska
ties was completes and the rout complete the COM
bnaon The stronghold of the sham democracy has thus
been utterly overthown The elements Of opposition which
the tatorou conduct and policy of the national admnsa
ton called into being have been merged in New Hampshire
a, in Maine and result the total discontinue of the
hitherto invncble democratic party Of that State New
Hampshire has for the first time, to the oppos-
ton IL memorable in the history of New Eng
land politics Whatever may be pretended, this overwhelm
ing victory mainly owing the aversion of the
the course the administration the Nebraska bill The
popular disgust everywhere excited and, under
Of new organization much of 1t has manifested itself
that would never otherwise have been fully felt the
election Yet without any other issue than simple
baska the rout the administration its stronghold the
North would hardly have been less complete. The great
and damning which has FRUSTRATED it the inquy
hatched by Atehson Douglas Pierce and their agents and
sbestors This is the weight that has pulled down. Its
little merits like the veto Of the Collins line for example,
have been nothing the scale against the browning
fanny which attempted establish and canonze in the dem
oeratic ranks.
struggle in that in Massachusetts, the good have
fallen with the bad. Ant-Nebraska men, who with
out OF the reforming host have been crushed by its
stride Kredge and Morrison, both anti Nebraska men,
and resoue in opposition have lost their because they
burdened with administration nominations and admins
saton support They have suffered from being found in
bad company.
This election discoses what the elections elsewhere in
the North demonstrate the old democratic party
duoed to keeton and nowhere stand against the OPP
position if the elements Of that opposition win combine.
This party long nyncibe through the charm of its
and the drill of its organization is stripped of its power and
rembe upon the verge Of dissolution If the opposition
will only be WISE it has the power to extngush at blow.
The great traorous combination which, in the of de-
mocracy has dared strike parrcda blow the cause of
freedom and progress this continent may itself be cloven
down in the act 1t time when minor differences should
be forgotten and when all should unite complete the
throw Of those arch traitors who protesting, in their
their arocous experiment upon the public creduy and the
public sense of right"