The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

to sscertsn the result The election viii be for Cover
MR. Railroad Commissioner, Legislature and county c
Gers end the three candidates the field for each
Office The following SIC the nominate ms for state Of
Bcers-
FOR GOVERNOR.
Dem. KIN. Wing
John s. wells Raj b Metcsk Iohabod Goodwin.
FOR RAILROAD CORNERSTONE.
AsIk Noble. Greenl't Cummings. 4. ?. Uscomb
TIE democrats and Know Notsipgs equally san
guns success The following is the vote Of last year
for Govsynor:-
Ralph Met all, Know Nothing INSTRUMENTATION. 81
Nathaniel b. Bsker, DEM. ................... ZaVoS
j. mes Bell vhg... .......................... $3.50
Asa Few er, iegsr worslipper l@3'
In ORDER to show the political feeling In this Sac we
give fellow few extracts from some OF the partizan
papers,
[F m the Concord PstSiot--cen., Pierces home
Abe quss,ions be cecioed tuesday have
been pre to the pope and We have laid be-
fcre them arguments II support OF our cause ~ We
d. ened pr per for 'hei side Eion The Importance
oft result also well understood Never before were
THY caileC upon To dece involving vital
interests and nefue the result OF election
his .oksd for VII eater anxiety BY the people o. the
vi S as Il will ct their co
it IL mp II viii affect tneir interests az
czens OF this great Onion. Ii viii dssde questions OF
State pliy touching toe personal and pecnniary and
social welfare anc hsppipe OF our people Il will also
hive important riuence upon questions OF nan0nai
interest, r.Aehipe to the very ioundston ami aifsc
country. We have argued all these questions during
the CANVASS 70 he best Of cur ability aud II We have
fated convince apy that Ia Their duty and tor their
inteeet to support nothing that we can now
say viii do it. The ti.ps for argument passed. and
wier ~e hsvs nee core to the supporters of
obigsuoDs individual rights OF civil
and gious 10. of social order, t economy in the
public txpepditus of The rig ut Of the people to rule
and OF the iut and the Union, to rally In their
and TO spse no sa. 1r til hat Oh
make, Ibs eyes OF h- whole country are upon US and
the II niet fi-nds u the Upcn everywhere are
reg r0pg fighting their battle "a well as our own
WI he pat ioiic peope Of New Hampshire alter IN such
fi,t when such iDe rests are at aasey When the
ctnsti'uti and The Union oemsud their support will
they soS tire pm covert enemies of both to prs
val We wi n be,itve IT. There is too much patTi
ot l@t suope Us 10 GLOW OF that result We rather
believe thst they will be true to thsr character
their in,e their brilliant history; and tha
tney will hur FRI power the corrupt who have de-
ceved betrsse him, ASSERT their right TO
COVE, emseves and hus rsjolce the hearts of those
believe IL the capacity # The people for self govern
meDt, enc WI are laoOrhg to upheld the constitution
sno glorious onion Let every patriotic citizen ard
in th gest seIk which can only be done effectively by
voting t.r John 5. Wells.
Men Of New Ramp hire which will you server viii
sustain theae punderel Of the Treasury Vote for John
S. Wells.
To vote 70, Goodwin is t. throw away your vote The
OF sensible for those who opposed to Met
cali L. to voie for John s. Wells.
Let every voter in New Hampshire 60 to the polls
Tue dsy Lext, arc vote Tor John s. Webs.
Take al your Deghocrs with you to the polls and in
duce them to vote fcI Jchu S. Wells
Tbs black republican Hini have the State oficez.
ney can be routed Courage, work. push on the
oounD, and the day is wen Vote Tor Wells.
democrat echg 20 vste with ticke. for Mstcalf or
&C win in his hand his pocket. Throw IL away,
mar, snd vote flr John 5. Wells.
Every hat opponents are badly fright
ene, tLo well they az be when they know That thou
sant of hti last years followers aIe now goirg TO vote
for Jol S Wells.
Me csf spcs no CHARGE CT an election. The people
hast ctnciu6.o 10 vore for J I'm S. Wells.
Con cut and embrace the Truth and the truth shall
make you Iee Free from the ptcr the fasehood
o. tslk sn1sln secrecy Free from the tleaherous dis
union iniens If Seward, Hale, Garrison and Gid
dnes Vote the regular democratic ticket aud you viii
60 y TED on Tuesday night feeling tina. you have
oene goUd s,rk. Patriotic who do otherwise will
hereafter gre tpat thsy old not vote for John Wells
vote for he back republican, Niger worshipping
Hit doc ticket wore for GarrisoDian abolitionsm,
vote to pu, ssuDder this glorious Union, vote for
NclbeI repuoic vote 10 perpetaa.e the STAKE IN The
hsncs OF tose who atsed tire liquor law and the other
sseous of the sst Legislatures for plum
GER up'on and tres Those who opposed 70
this shou d no. fail to vote for John S. Wells.
From ii Manchester Am.i lean Niger Wurshipper.l
Where areitney those o.d jumpers, who used to shske
he State dow JUS beuIe election, wiz comfortable
belief in the docl ne OF lhat to all good dem1crats
Nhs they TO whou the great bread everlasting
just rapidly rergers ing hu oker party set for
nstIuci and adsicef First is he standard bearer,
cut Of his party but wouldn't 60 reserved at last to
head the crlorn and get thoroughly and com-
pie ely ihra.hed than hsr man OF his party vsr
there an il genuity in II Is kind Of torture partcu
ary tnAina Inc nomination self was obtained after
rg aio d.tp.rsa Morris the result OF years Of in
sss arc N M &. a empty q Of parp
chicsneIy. Was It inceed because others thought
the IIae to- little worth conteHdrg for, and the
of feat too imminent that 1t conce ed TO
him hat he sloUld 60 uno that banner Inscribed
With sSs,s ioJy, fee AID Catholic religion"
irg use sn6 crg With desperate devotion to the old
dttsnters fba adorned the democratic eideboard in its
prime. Tn. Rev. Walter Hartman, who, it he indeed
true minis ofthe gospel which proclaimed
liberty to tire tor dmsn has like the naiy an OF old,
sold his piIthleht TOR most uncertain and unsavory
potage He is oist guished eli fly for cap .city
for roaring, cempsIed to which ''Snug the joiner
would fsve bee NJ mild as summer grsssaoppsr Most
worthy sentiment to most nCble capainl And tcess
H. not mention South Carolina in portations and
oufg.d LIQUOR advocates with few other occasional
play ed by corpcas guard on this harp eta
thousand 5 rings, to say notL ing u spirits.
[Fr, The RI porter supporter Of Pierce, demo-
est, Observation-Disclosures, Know Nothing niger wor-
The lces Of March are at hand The people of New
Hampshire to decoe at the ballot box the great
questcEo ra,ber the che great queson-at issue In
he present poll ical American repuo sns OF
th. mper snee o. tbs contest Do you all fully see the
magnitude Of The great question at ssuef We trust you
fH shs be found the side Of freedom IN
her hano upge Win slavery. You have heard
the appeals the settlers Of distant Kansas for help from
the pie 81 the States against the invasons OF the
boe er iuhiaps" You nave seen the President OF the
United staes siding with those ruihans against
the nee Sa'e of Kansas; you have seen MN
imu.e the hyea' eLiIg troubles here to the honest
en,rts II enjgrsnt societies OF the North to
people hat Territory with industrious and enterprisiDg
ciizeDs not to he awless forays OF the Atchison
Stugfelos gangs who went the line TO establish
slavery In volehee ard blood You have heard that
Pretiotns Witty bis native North as an sggressor up
the rights o. the South becsuie 1t will not cal holy
thai bless violation OF past which has
made the leading measure Of his administration "a
nestue ceived In Fin and brought forth in niquy-
easuie, he eaifu result Of which can tell.
Il ends upeL you whe her the voice Of New
thsjl to heard ticoig God speed to your brethren In
Kansas IL tLei efforts 10 plant the institutions of free
dem there, encouraging border rufisn /" admit
isiI alton IN attempts 10 "cruah out" the NOBLE
hearted free state ten, under the pea that their
movements g insurrectior ary." Shall the ad-
mil alton If Fran kiln Pierce with all it's grevous sins,
be sustained ny New Hsmpshiref 1t ia for you, Ameri
republican TO cause negative answer 10 go up
fri aims and valleys which shall
kLees u tniie together in the Wife House they
eioIt tten since the days Of Belshazzar Sec
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