The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-08-01


The people Of New Hampshire who have of late years
been deluded by these false prophets, and have for
saken 'tie faith Of their fathers to follow them,
just now enjoying the fruit of know-nothing black
republican legislation Although great TODD is made
here because negro admitted to State citizenship can
not enjoy the same privileges in every other State,
"a most absurd construction of clause in the cons
tuton,) the New Hampshire legislature has passed
law excluding the citizens of other States from traf
ticking within her bounds. This edct declares that
person shall travel from town to town in that State
from place to place in any townon foot, by any
kind Of public conveyance whatever by land water
carrying for sale or Offering for sale any goods whatever
unless such person shall have been two years citizen Of
the United States and Of New Hampshire and shall have
resided one year in some town of New Hampshire. Of
the republicans of the legislature of New Hamp
shire have either forgotten do not believe that
'the citizens Of each State shall be entitled to all prvi-
eges and immuntes OF citizens in the several States
Such intolerance is exhibited by the republicans and
their wnothng allies cannot long control the people,
and we have cheering from Maine that the political
tide is fast turning Men who opposed the election of
Mr. Buchanan find that Of the evil results predicted
have followed and they that they have been used to
keep horde of unqualified men in Office They also feel
the necessity of sending gentlemen to Congress who have
the will and the ability to maintain the interests and to
assert the rights of the State rather than othy dcclam
who, Don Quixoeike, are eternay waging fruit
less against the windmill of Kansas The election
Of the Hon Bion Bradbury from the sixth congressional
district, may be set down fixed fact and the pros
poets of other democratic candidates Frightening
In this State, too there is unquestionaby change of
public sentiment, and the sober, second thought of
the people is decidedly in favor OF return to national
feeling and determination to recede from fratricidal
war upon the South, that incompetent may enjoy
office under the smoke of the combat Well does the
Post say that the fierce nernecne wrangle actively
going among the small asprants for congressional
nominations asts to the fact Of the popular disapproba
ton of the doings of sectional representatives in Con-
gress. Who defends Wilson's against the amis-
sion of free Oregon Ii this the way forsooth to carry
out the abolition allegations relative to the slave pow
ero work against the admission of such free States
Minnesota and Oregon? Who defends the ridiculous war
buster about England Of both senator and
Who stands up to say Massachusetts, has in Congress that
weight of intellect and character she have and ought
to haveg Who says she has anything there but crowd
of Who instead of adding to her hono
constantly nflicting her disgrace These
truths and the candid and intelligent of all parties
knowledge them.
The democratic party is constantly receiving recruits
and fortunately those who wished to keep it eonre,ay
snail have been made to give way to good and true men,
who have the interest Of the countrynot their ag
grandzemcnt-at heart When the State convention
assemblies at Worcester in September it will be apparent
that there have been many changes for the better and
that the democracy Of Massachusetts is in fair way to
revoutionize the old Commonwealth
The arrogance of the Bee in assuming the control of
the opposition the distribution of Offices and the secc-
ton Of candidates. is great help to the democracy
honest cannot stand such rule that of tho polit
ica harpies who control that know nothing sheet
Among other :. notions imported by cute Salem
trader from Para, by recent arrival invoice of
boa constructors, of them thirty feet in length.
Two of them either escaped stolen the night
after they placed in the barn of their owner and
great the CONSERVATION of the ''wches." Not
maiden in Salem, 1t is said dared to prone
made especially in the vicinity Of any shubbery lawn
where there might be snake in the grass
The gold fever RACES, and " FTaser-riyer widows
will be plenty. The wisdom which prompted the
President that the rights of Americans going to this
newly discovered land of gold protected is highly APP
proved of.
Hon. Arthur Austin, our popular collector, has
delightful rural home in the suburbs where he has given
ample evidence of his devotion to agricultural and hort
cultural pursuits Among other curositcs in his we'll
stocked poultry yard pair Of young swans or cygnes
the FIRST it is said, ever raised in New England
The work on the post Office building progresses,
and those who at first opposed the location admit
that it is central and accessible few old fogies will at
first find it hard to go out of State street for their letters
but they will get used to the removal The people
generally are delighted with the change.
FREMONT.