The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12
TAe Campaign In New Hampshtre.
QUIZ MANCHESTER CORRESPONDENTS.

VAe C2Apatgn In New Hampshtres
QUIZ MANCHESTER Correspondents.
MANCHESTER, N. II, March 8, 1880
Movements cfJ Undersood-His Speech a, Manchester
A.ysu~a Of JOHN Broom Upsn Vfryiaia ChtcaIry--
HelpeS's Book-1Ahg 7housasd Copies Circulated BY Ia.
Republican General Commit;ee- Unircoods Agency de-
Mr.. J. @ Underwood, The oeiebrAtsd Virginia martyr,
and general agent for the sale and distribution o
Helpers Impending Crisis, delighted the republicans
Manchester last night with "a plain unvarnshsd tlle
which the superiority OF the North the South was
duly SET FORTH and In which the suerngs and sacrifices
Of the great kept prominently before the people
He had taken the lead in promuleu.ng aboltionism In
that part Of Virginia where he resided had convinced
many Of the Of their ways, and for doing all h,
he had been compelled 70 take himself beyond the boun
daSies Of the "Old Dominion" During the John Brown
excitement me said that Governor wise being suspicious
that something con.raband lurking around his pre-
misses sent three companies Of troops to his no lse and
there there to receive them, they broke open
locks bayonesed bedding furniture and the ceiling to
hearts content used his garden fence for arewooj
nd after forsyirg upon his grsasry 10 their hea.s'
ent attacked one Of " female and bayone
through her hand and up her arm nearly TO the elbow
One third OF the voters OF his county were republicans
and many them had assured him that they should vote
the republican ticket IN 1890 There was nov one repuo
years before there would be great many more.
The Why there mot more votes cast FOR Free
mont that when men offered their votes they were
knocked down. Things different now John Blown
bad taken the starch OCT Of Virginia. and her chivaiy
would be SAFE for him to 60 hele a,x ana be was going
not merely locker on but 70 talk TO the people and
convince them, possible; Of The error Of sser Ways
COO Of her slaves and for the simple that the
people afraid OF them What could they do with the
SopSeS there vas any trouble there now every man
had to grab woody head in each hand and hold on for
s ss.r Ssy me only s00iS assS en a
people al the North into conceding TO their wishes.
Virginia offered good nsd for northern enterprise and
as in Virginia Within four bours' ride Of Washington
a farm of 5000 acres OF as good land there
IN the world and which could be bought for IS per
There chance for few enterpreing farmers,
and there were many more in other parts OF the State
real estate bad doubled N vauc in two years. ant SO
would throughout the Stale, little Yankee energy aud
enterprise could BE- infused oto the people 10 carry out
his idea successfully they must there In bodies One
man couldn't do it, That was 100 much like building
ire outdoors warr all creation by. The virgi1ans
when other fsed used the Enock d,wp argument
II the cueom for men In that State TO make their
BEEN sed se'e srS sho be- saa s p'' p al ns
respects the sh and gave brief OF the ban
shment Of Crange and Powers The Ltah were always
the side Of freedom, and all the Popes that lived
had been high. toned The polcy OF the rep bi-
cars towards the Irish was injudcious. They shoui
cultivate their soqusotance treat them kindly aud they
obtained very interesting facts from Nv. Under
wood concerning the publication and circulation Of
Helpers book. 1t seems that Helper fret went to HAr
per Brothers, and asked them 70 publish the book; but
after due examination. these gentlemen declined the
honor, ppop the ground that to be den tiled with the
work might ipjure them ct the South. They ho viewer
referred him Mr. Burdick and induced sss gentleman
to take the responsibility of publishing the book Mr.
Underwood says that the Republican General Committee
bave purchased 80 coo copies OF the book for gstaons
circulation a an oerse to the committee Of $1,000 and
that the work Of distribution is going forward.
Large gums OF money beng raised in Northern
States for the purpose Of flooding the country with these
bccks This understand, part OF Mr.. Underw0ods
mission; and believe be has met with good success
thus far.
Manchester alone contributed 500, enough to pur
chase over three hundred CO PIES. In Nashua, Con.
cord, and other places in the State, he has met
with a cheerful response, and has already rasei
about three thousand dollars in New Hampshire and Mas
sacbusetts He lie upon terms Of familiar intimacy with
all the leading republicans Of the country and his mission
have the stamp Of regularity II b his purpose
to remain in this State until after election, and then he
goes 10 Connecticut where he believes his services
greatly needed. -
Governor Banks and e H Rollins, Esq., are announced
70 speak here TO morrow night, and Monday evening
Hon Daniel Clark and Hon. James Cross will address the
Manchester republicans. The democrats have had no
meetings yet, and cannot learn that they ntsnd 10
hold any.