The New York herald., 1868-02-03
POLITICAL MTELLIwNcE.
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THE CAMPAIGN In NEW HAhsnnE.


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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HElls.
THO Canvass BeoosiuE Moro Intere<s.. -
Excitis2-The Democrats Jubiiant Nd Ce~-
0dent-The Republicans Denant-arswsa
Abeut Taxation-The Conservatives kenSss
n Rof0rm-Tho Dcmocrnts Actively EnsaHoA
In tho Naturalization Businoss-GoscrsA
Grant 70 be Dissected sy butler. go.
CosoosD, N H., Feb I. lsa
Throughout the length and breadth Of Now HanS-
shre, from Coos 90 the Massachusetts, line, from ~
ocean 70 toe Connecticut valley tnere % little thoas
Of or talked about except politics and tho probable
suit Of tho coming State election The careful prepare
Mons OF the democrats and the extensive Arangcsas
ef the republicans which have boon going in evc~y
city town and hamlet for month and past have
faay culmnassd in the most vigorous oaupaiga ever
Witnessed In the Stats, and during the four i've
weeks intervening between now and election day he
contest viii be more lively shs struggle nercs
and the generally moro exciting evea
than nov. Public meetings are being hold Alghty
in all sections Of the state, campaign doou-
menS flood the mail bags sad Post Offices. repasss-
clubs democratic clubs Grant subs oosst,tutsasa
clubs equal taxation oiubs peoples liberty league
clubs and other clubs too to mention have
boon formed in process Of formation every whsrs
Here in Concord there the utmost political aostvE
II seems to grand csstrs whore Ill the Leading
politicians Of the different parties gather for coasata
ton The Republican State Central Committee has itg
headquarters In suite Of rooms at the Phnx, % does
also the r. L. L. branch OF tho rspublicans fAs
democrats assemble ct the Eagle, . few doors
below and che Tammany democrats have thst
headquarters with Mr. Anson s. Marshall.
who Is chairman Of the Democratic State Csntsai
Committee. Tho Mozart wing Of the democracy, ooA-
posed Of the young activs politicians. the most
conspicuous for display Thsy have secured tho whole
OF the second floor in Whites block. aud from nov
until election will b open day and evening for
dsmooratio visitors They have large illumi nAtsd
transparency and other ornamental toggery TO attract a.
tonton outside and after person enters they have
documents and speeches him he Is Of anti
democratic faith To-day there less than hundroe
leading democrats in the city from oil quarters Of The
Sac their mission being TO report progress and oonsss
tho details necessary to push the campaign through
OF carrying State and claim that every day they
gaining acosssons to their ranks from dsaected repab-
icans From close observations in this and other 500
uoas Of the State must confess that am not
prepared to dissent materially from the conddeaos
manifested by tho moderately sanguins demoorats.
Tue work which being accomplished by democrats
through the L. La will prove TO DO most eneotive.
tning towards swelling the democratic vote Tho ro
ports received by she Democratic State COMMITTEES
to-day show that there have been Organized ninety
four Of this number were instituted during the preseAs
week great many republicans have, y is claimed
been brought through this organization. The
L. here differ from those in Massachusetts There
the object aimed at liquor license law here the
on.y end sought is triumph Of democracy. With the
access,ons gained their party from this and othsr
the democrats claim that they can elect
By which they were defeated last year while The re-
publoans do not confess that deea y in store fos t6e
they manifest considerable unoasinosE she conhde0os
In former letter / made brief allusioa to tho faos
that in the ranks Of both parties there Is considerable
| grumbling about high taxes AS the question s dls
cussed In public meetings the dissatisfaction daily Ia
croaslng. The stump speakers of the radical psrH
take good TO avoid the subject but those OF the
democratic persuasion enlarge upon it with great
phasl and the l. L. IS also industrious in arous-
| upon them. Governor Hartman, who Is makiax
pilgrimsss through ., the state a.y only ,s. a.
he charges tho responsibility his opponents whss
the democrats great stress Is the probability or
law taxing BONDS and the heavy upon certain
articles Of manufacture before stated, there
many republicans who listen attentvely when these
the election Of dsmocrac Governor in this stss w,ii
bs step towards reform shey will DO pretty likely 70
nro" tns.r vote sScoransy ASIDE ,n from shs & na,oo @
manner IN which the state tax Is levied and the
democracy promise reform In this they arc at'sa
the power Tho obnoxious features of the State tax
se:-Each city or town makes up Its own estimate
and decides what the poll shall be- the higher
is bsiween seven and eight dollars, ana n
viii n''is se .ssa 1sn a: .S.: u. d''ass 1os
and property holders are projected Ut the expense
OF the poorer clasz II fails pay this exlraer-
dnary poll tax ne s Of course dsfranchssd from voting
for present and each succeeding year until all psst
arreasges arc paid up What the CLASSES ask o
what the opponont Of the radicals promise lev
no case shall the poll tax exceed the sum OF 81 All
other necessary funds TO Be raised By taxaon mvsi
from property. There many adopted citissns
in New Hampshire who have for years refused 70 bs.
nasuralized accoun. Of the excessive poll TAR
and the democrats actively enRsRed In urane upSe
such the certainty sf feduston next year a16 che
result that they have thus succseded IN procuring
the naturalization Of about thNusaua, and al of thsss
will se for snclair Ts largest number Assu-
rallied In one place was In Manchsser.
Tho democrats are very sient n the Presidential
question but republicans q ever
for General Grant, IL reports are true. however Asrs
VIII soon be powerful undsrcrurlsnsa. 1 work here
Butler d preparing pamphlet giving hs Military asa
political history and among the charges Which Il will
attempt 70 prove will be those Of repeats acm Of
oficsrs undsr him This document IL is said, viii be
circulated prior 70 election, both In New hampsns and
Connecticut. II stated that an application was aads
fsw days since . senator spsss' Of ns9 Rhode asAs
campaign here, and that be refused mos
smphataly; and 10 further alleged that both Sprag
and Butler would rather see the dsmocrAs than the
republicans victorious In this State, for the reason That
Grants chances the Presidency would BE- dminshsd
and those OF Chase Increased correspondngly.
Parker PilIsbury, the old aboltonist aud colabors
With Phillips Garrison and sumner VIII shortly stump
inc state for the democrats and Alec Henry Clay Dean.
Of lows, who arrived here yesterday.
MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL NTELLIGEaCE.
Fred Deusiass 20 the Colored People.
In recent speech in Akron Ohio. 70 the coofea
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