The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-19
TIE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
,am.ora Corrssp1sdenee.

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CoSooSD, ". r., March 10, 1850.
>, - Ne, yElm2ssgr,--HJio Achieo,d-J,'dJe
.;rots sace C1p,y Expressive E9sa Of the st"i
~ gft, Of he Percs- Douglas Democracy-ihs Fro
Lasl, IyFuencs of De "first Gun, dc
- 49,, ,,,ny Is over and the John Brown party Is
,ori,rsa result that expected by ALL Tor while
49, have been unriug in their Efforts 70 carry
,be STATE The democrats have preserved mastery IN
,c,vbv p, which 10 the uninised was botn won,erai
and uusccounabe Every republican eis' or seemed 70
feel that the future destiny OF his party depended upon
ha vote IN New Hampshire and no stone was left uu-
,n-ei which being turned would contribute la any
Ne, % the success of the Brownites Every vote that
ad be mustered was brought out, and for week pre-
ous 20 election OF New Hampshire temporarily
residing IN other sections of the country pouring
,n.o tho state aad so great the rush that q New
Fnslanaer might very naturally have supposed that
rhankssiyipg had come and that everybody was goug
home 4, eat he anGual and memorable Taanksgiv
hG Sngs li,n of the Democratic state Contra, Commit
Zee came 10 the very sage conclusion, at the beginning Of
o. rsnvasf thgt "eilput campaign" woIi, uuder the
nceg prove most ad vanias TO The democracy
and therefore eh1f was made 10 insure thorough
Sanitation OF The party the people 10 proper
sppree auou OF Tie importance OF the vote Of New Hsmp
shire carrying as dots the prestige or being tho first
gpns OF fe campaign. Under these circumstances is
no, surprising Ihst the black republicans OF
0yht WIN ayrg co.ors
The Perce bougas wing of the New Hampshire demo
cacy are and have been TOO busy In connecting plans
insaie Of their scheme for procuring the no
nation OF poor Pierce Charleston give any heed to the
welfare Of the party in this State.
Ike he Greene clique in Massachusetts,, the Pierce
eoue In New Hampshire prefer to keep the party
nfnty small order that they may be better enabled 10
sacnrs their advancement aud a. the time keep
ocA pols from corruptng the rank and file OF the
marty the reeul Tuesday the result OF their
nag mept. =, go. p,.-.o :, r,..,...
The pa amount consideration with the kelect cabsls
manage affairs Of the New England democracy and to
this end all their energies bent II they succeed they
know their reward hence their Jealous patriotic
Efforts Should Douglas break down At Charleston as 1t
N believed be will the Pierce clique hope TO be able 10
matters to profitable account, and through the aid
Of southern votes the ninatoa OF their leader
n the next best Douglas man, and also highly re-
liable national and sound conservative democrat.
sad Douglas and his freods Interested in
This scheme for should the Lttle Giant fail in obtain
The Charleston domination himself, the next best
thing he do to brng about the nomination poor
Pierce who elected stands ready to place Douglas at
the head Of the State Department. position that would
enable him ard his frenos aud punish hts es.
But resul. Of the New hampshire election affords
lesson for the New England democracy by which they
profit in time to come, and furnishes striking proof
Of the weak and mbecy Of the corrupt aud selfish
chques have long ruled the doetnes OF the party
Had vigorous and thorough organization OF the demo-
cratic party existed In New Hampshire and had the
nsgeuept OF he affairs been conhded TO the hands OF
upon the welfare Of the country than upon
the attain nent Of their selfish ends, the battle Of
Tuesday last woud have terminated in the discontinue Of
the republican party and crippled forever in the Ora
mite STATE The laborng classes, already grooming under
the crushing weight Of the narrow sectional policy Of the
black republican, party were ripe TOR change in the
tica OF the North, but the silent policy inau.
guraied by Judge Mnot WAS not calculated to
mlue confidence into The disable sted mechanics
The vigorous and wide awake policy OF the republicans
On the ether hand, well calculated to confirm the
tnid and carry in its wake the shifting vote-the political
lockwood that always floats the swiftest current,
order possible TO be the winning side. said In
Of Nos Hampshire in particular must be reorganzed and
put upon basis before II hope for success and
the result Of the last election serves TO strengthen that
convection.
60 far the effect OF election upon that OF Connec-
eut or RHODE Islam concerned think that the popu-
lar op nion with regard 70 the influence Of the frst gum
Had New Hampshire been emphatic in her endorse.
John Browns treason there would have been ess
for an expression Of opposite sentiment from Rhode
Rand and Connecticut; but now rests with them, OF
one Of them. TO redeem the fame Of the New
England States from the stain OF Hepersu
and John Brown fanatcsm. The manufacturers and me
chaDcs throughout the North well know that their soca
s
preesims ts endorsement OF tho mad and treasonaol
Dot hey would permit any such % 60 b.
fore the world and therefore believe that the result
the late election In this State will tend 10 strengthen h
conser element both Rhode Island and Connect
cut and insure democratic victory in not in bot
them The eyes OF the people of the south are intsnt
hxed upon New EDgand, and the sentiments expressed
her people a the April election will DO marked aud 'ir
wsrdly dieested" by the planters and traders OF To
Solh. But the effect Of the late vote in this State
going TO be limited to its influence upon siste
States OF New England II is destined to work marve
lous results in New Hampshire, where the repubhca
party must necsssarly fail 10 pieces because OF it
great strength The conservative wing OF the party
beginning TO feel tina, they now sufficiently strong
throw of the ultra abolition elenen, in their ranks
the moment that move is attempted the power Of blac
republication crippled. Had they carried the State b.
only small majority, they would have felt the absout
necessity Of continuance OF political owshp, how
obnoxious but they talk vaianty about crush
ing out the radical influence 10 their organization
therefore believe that the result OF last Tuesday ahouK
temporarily disastrous 10 the demo,ra party In Ne
Hampshire, will be the means of bringing about a
Copete and perfect organization Of the party and paw
Me way for series OF triumphs in the future.