The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-09

THE STRUGGLE OF 1860 In NEW ENGLlSD.
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The Spring Elections and their Effect Cd tae
Presidential Question.
THE CAMPAIGN IN new HAMPSHIRE
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THE LABOR REVUL SION.
ePEyiyG TIE CAMPAIGN Nv CONNECTICUT
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CALEB CUSHING ON THE STUMP.
OPPOSITION CONVENTION IN NEW JERSEY
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Rec, As.s Ne.
the CAMPAIGN IN new HAMPSHIRE
THE LABOR REvULsIoN.
erEyyG TIE CAMPAIGN IN CONNECTICUT
CALEB CUSHING ON THE STUMP.
OPPOSITION CONVENTION in NEW JERSEY
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Rec, A<,s Ne
TIE CAMPAIGN IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

lTnE CAMPAIGN IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
eur SPECIAL CONCORD CORRESPONDENTS.
CONCORD, n. H., March Q, ls6o.
sax sAocmokrrs' REBELLION Ntss Hanpshirc-HoD WI
sges As Po,itics ef the Stat ?--Prodigioas ysrS
En7nons OF t,e Political Paries-Ar,ieipatef Large
ReyaIlican Losr-Osfy Wei Nigh Played oa-s''sts,ra
rrade-Ax i.cssertE Election tricks New Hamphire-
Roso ne Poer Voters Hassod About, dc dc.
The rebellion Of the sacemasers of New Eaglaud ia
wing s political easc, in this region, and the teach
iass and course, relative 70 the strike, OF such
pspers the Boston Jorai, wnica has had large cir
csatson ia these parts doing moro than anything
eiss 70 wesn men Of muscle The Granite s,ls from the
ranks of black republcaHsn. confidently predicted
thas Tursday next viii witness elimination Of the rePub
Rosn majority New Hampshire to a; leas: one half the
majority OF year But 70 the rebellion OF the
sssdwaners alone that this result, confidently satc
pated attributed Beside that the CAUSES OF this revd
sion a popular sentiment fourfold viz L. To the nat
raj adherence Of the reasoning Of the State TO the
spr aooi;iopis syuibo!zed and embodied in the
career of John Brown. 70 the monetary interests o.
ME captasts which eopardzsi By the bare prospect
81 the election Of such Seward u the Presidency
Of United g. TO deep, Rfaihouiess, broad
and houndess sentiment Of patriotism Of feal.y to the
Onion among the people, nheretei from past generations
And To an almost universal desire Of the scti
10 be the winning side in politics, with tole rl5y
clear prospective view OF the Official loaves and Gshss
Anti slavery, as political question in New Hampshire,
theoretical The masses Of the people hardly know
wha. negro Is. The theory that human being is in
bonssse strikes them forc:biy and as deeply as some
s1 te cerdwaners' strikes have struck the bosses and
desire sbsse on tho boajmaEs phacses is as Material
20 them sentiment strike OFF the bur.hens tina.
have SO hong borne down the poor shoemaker Even
-ha & sbo
Rrw York HERALD, viii CHI has given more enlightened
ana int gble view OF the labor question asi:atng
shc New England mind than any paper, wita!n the
Eits Of New England States, vast change has been
wrought in the opinions this subject the farmers and
working men of New Hampshire. Unfamiliar with the
eight Of negro in bondage their eyes have been sud
denly opened the spectacle OF whs in shackes In
their State, msyhap within stones throw OF their
ewn homesteads. They beginning to rub their eyes
and stare at this Startling fact. Is as frightfu to tkem
Of the fabulous pictures Of the susrugs OF
the slave presented in Uncle TOMS Cabin" They be-
gin to say We have had niger enoughgtvc us little
white man. Give white chance to live, 10 sup
port their families decenny, and take of your
n.eroes yourselves" Cuny is well nigh played
cut IN New Hampshire. You may set that down
as q fact aud without CoGy what is New
Hampshire Iepubncanism Amazed and confoundcd
they at their past qualification, the masses IN
this State el become fully aroused to lively sense
e their errors and, wheeling to the right about,
straight forward the ranks Of the friends Of the
constitution keeping quick step the music Of ''Yankce
Drcdie."
Il 10 strange how come of the abolition shoe msnusac.
this State talsifS themselves when speaking Of
The slavery excitement and s Effects upon their Southern
esse u but few weeks s.ncc prominent republican
shoe manufacturer, doing business in town less than
twenty miles from ths place in Boston, drumming
up souhcsn custom. Ee boosted Of being able TO furnish
large amount Of goods on demAnd-ai he wanted was
custom. Hc applied 70 q Tennessee dealer, and the
Nunessccan to.a him. that although he 1.-THE fnanuac
turer) did his "pcggng by machinery, and ought there
FORE iii orders NJ cheaper rate than others, he was
no friend The Souiherner and Southern Institutions and
be could not shooi Ao, for thai reason, deal with
hin The manufacturer scocd a. the idea of bis trade
hilng Of in the South account OF politics. and
declared be had just received q large order from
Mobile, winch he should promptly nR az ne would orders
TO the amount OF $40 or $4,000 more II offered In
Short he gave out the impression that his business was
never more PROSPEROUS aaa inc sou'Gefh snoe trale
this bOastfui republican Manufacturer was upon the
very BRINK OF bankruptcy. Attachments had already
been issued upon his property, an would have been
served bat for hirge cenisgration His establish
mer. was unfortunately burned down one day aboot
noon. ana there but SIS 600 Insurance upon the
whole Imagine the prospect OF $loQ 900 orler
Sot shoes from southern state preventing conf agra
ton in small but well known and vcncrated town TO
ward the northern par, of New HAMPSHIRE
PrceIs.ous efforts are beug made on both sides 70
carry Tie election on Tuesday next The
test is rsinly for the members OF the Iegisll-
ture, the way ce.onizny has been carried on
memory Carloads OF honest citizens have been carried
from clowns to Doubtful ones, aud their board paid
Dor three rnonthstbc period necessary TO secure the
voting qualification among the transmigra or perpa
teuc Young population of the Granite STATE Both demo
republicans cntr largely into !s species OF
trsc The trade is not n: all disguised. II Is
public and legal rs the oooe trade the slave trade
among the Portuguese. The whole political sYstem Of New
Haml shirc IL Ike thescwhen United States
Senator to be eected-resoves itself into system OF
domestic priys-rerng aud letters OF marque are placed
In the hands OF men OF marx TO De served GA al VINO are
able make thor mark chow their colos upon the
occsn Cor On, shrns) Of pc.rss. Some o: these cou
fc's are amusing. One occurs TO my mind. A large
cargo had been tken on board by certain republican
for purposes OF colonization in particular
The movement vas observed b. democratic craft
thc sharp look out. The cargo didn't care whether
was Gxchafged in republican or democratic PERT,
long 81 the three uonshs winter livelihood secured
favorable non,cnt occurring, NC republican cruiser
was captured and the whole cargo, women, children and
al, in . short lime dumped into town where the
ss rom e.pnrss c ssnd the ~sy sans
Of the pcor voters In be Stsie are hSSfed about Ia TIE
wtntcr rscnths causes thcm great deal Of perpexy
when the spring fully Gets In. % safy themselves or
their Eentfy. Of these .cpt bag
q meal firm the town "a which no Is Temporarily domi
- tcan be rosy proved that be has thus
ceved public aid, 8 therefore pauper, and cannot enjoy
Tho freemans grand, iueetimabe, glorious pEvlegc &c
he tricks Of the political managers in this connection are
nlroet numbcr.c2s and amusing they
Wu~ wiz NOT oHecrioe or ccnrceYate ehem IL - Gufh-
Gent 70 and 20 know that Dag Of oal pound Of
pork scraps given under the circumstances raadoued
may prevent tho election Of candidate for the LsGisA
enre, whnec vote cray decide Tie election Of senator OF
ehe Upd States, OF any other matter Of great nadssa
la0ment
QUE SPECIAL DOVER CORRESPONDENCE.
DOVER, N. H., March Q, 1880.
The Influence Of LeafAo--I's gsst ksfecins-Tk Nrk-
Treatment u Sa1s --eympa0.y 9 tie Operatives scit4
the &rIxys-2socnakrs' Wcges-Polii,al Bearing Of
ne S5ise-T5e Labor, a., g.