, 1859-03-12
The New Hampshire Election dthe
hAElcbtOn Convention =.


land: :haf ffudsred much in q commercial yiax,
and unless she alters her course, 10 d6Atinad 10
-auuer much more by her apparent devotion to
The Transient interests Of political party, whose
arrsJ Of msn, and 1hoke principlsa, are oil op-
posed to sthe South. Is this sdo1bseds 'Ttie
'znttia ofGsw Hampshire and OF New Engj.nd ;.
. And tee sonsh, mt d1iug heretofore' her own
. = manufacturing, has from choice carried Oh an
:1NRense tfade With her. .~mrat We tsy former :
=. What uon: j. sha condition Of this
FAaef To, speak rishia RESPONSIBLE bounde, it
q !esssned 70 sach > pinehtng exte9t ~ thai The
EspRle began. 70 feel it,-and ~hsn the people
shall feel the ef.c,s Of this erll AZ thy ouglt 10
b Made to f*tk It, We have no fears but II Twill
speeauY cpfrecLad,. When New ENGLAND sha;i
:. nod oRs .hR1at.doeR- noi pay to egIlste abapt
'negrots-snd she will tiud sntH cut soon Then
shs ~ill hasten back to enbraco tbs old land
nsver.todie Democratic party, and to the hon:
ossols Performance of iii her duties towards
,hsr sitter S.ases under the ->Uons.itutioa
etkp IIn<s =,
ia more dastardly paragraph, a more ser.
vile menace, than tho above, has ever mp.
peared in the columns Of an American Jour.
nal ,Ws have NIT seen it,: Each an e1tlbi-
lion of maleydlenee AID idebsts;cmcnt hust
have proceeded frotn n'h. kpet1&l. anguish J.
something Of which the great public are mot
stognIzant-and VIC fancy: Mr. Mr:::' Dougla.'
chances: 4 Charleston hinged particul4ar );
On, tie Ecw Hampshire eleclient By steadily
I, fR]atyipg The result Of the late Illinois cam.
Pa'ge---by making it. appear. that Dou Jas,
Instead Of Lincoln, Ind msjority Of hhe
popular volo-by eoatsaiting this fiction Win
the disasters whic overlook the Democracy
IL the balance, Of e,&oFth-.itA Aas been nj mndr
10 sppear :t4at AR Dpnglas,. 3aslid he alone,
can Eare tie purity from gKAhlmtug defeat
IN 1860. A triumph IN Ner: Hampshire; it
thle lancture wo1ld give anew 1tnMtus to this
surge Of sentiment, and lurthe. success in
copheclicut weuld make ii it 1or thef time being
hres!s tb'c. Hence extraordinary exertion.
were made By the Douglas and Pierce factions
IN the Granite State. They obtained undt
V4ded control -ot the organization, made a
Platform 10 their own liking, aud nominated
candidates Of thflr own kidney: They fought
es men fight mhose Ill is etakcd "a the issue.
Iheresdlt goei Tx: haipotoin t 10 their vitala,
aud their spite fnds rent in i lm1aa1evoltnt
threats againat tbe ;4eehanIcs and manuthc.
.:. u.<rs@. =! Ne@ .Aag!aaa:: They-sbe menials
1a =, =, ;'anls.et'es Of slavery, with no interest
sas: ~ M e.A'en,e IN. 70 earn their rations:in fs-.
degrading jobs--aourish maxea'a whip over
the honest and Independent 1aborers Of he.
"9,ea' WIN loe malice OF batfled imps.
X. los .nfe*,s = u, are as so'd Of slguIdca1 1co
~: 80 80 4an =! ma,e!o'ence and Jury.
III III .se So1r 1rS1,sa. %ae4 ~ as aa'a1'on 1osls
:; e. re a'aso!aee'' to :PEddle,t": ahout the
eis%.ne!n trsas 3fep 1aEticn ar.
Ia; ;x;tbo5. @ c1ots ,saa. 'ns. : !ee scp!h can9ot
ho.-h,,d,as t.h,.. 80 p~a, u@es' tpaaes,.
:. .s.ass .s.LsI T s4.,,l s.osns' noa occasionally
80! Tna.. S.;. sao ,ssae and epsllifg
q -, t =: =. = gtoues:e Gneapc. IN New
>eagtanu for the southern markets, than any.
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