New-York tribune., 1868-02-21

INCIDENTS OF TIE CANVASS.
At the Republican meeting in Nashua the l9th the
closing address was made by the Hon. Ignatus Donney,
member OF Congress from Minnesota who was received
as speak with hearty applause HIS address on
an hour and half considered TO have been one Oh tn
most convincing and brilliant made in this city, anu
his logic and wit carried the enthusiasm OF the audlehee
TO high pitch. The concluding alluson OF the pn ,
brought the entire audience their feet to give tTe
usty cheers for Gen. Grant, while the gallery niicu
with ladies' white with waving hanGkeTchieiS'
DEAN on HIS MUSCLE.
Henry CLAW Dean one OF the Democratic stumpers IN
New-Hampshire said something at meeting IN Sahu-
wich the other evening which excited the Indignation
pugilistc member OF his party and upon the ai.I
giving way TO his feelings Dean seized cane anu ~
from the platform toward him, threatening 10 DV
brains out The offending auditor was not iotIinS
but Immediately divested himself of all surplus i ndi
and met his antagonist. AT this point however 'n' M
ence interfered.
ANOTHER COPPERHEAD sPEAKING oCr'
One of the Democratic canvassers in NoW'i'nP''io
fow days ago thus expressed himself:
"If could have my way would place JeT' ,nId 90 90
Congress- where he ryhtfully belongs thea %oo t & E
to Concord take all those miserable h Is tb STATE
State House and make bonfire OF thein III tne otae
House ward then would go all through the North ana
destroy the monuments ana o n%t on Of srt
everything which reminds us that we ever ad war VIII
our Southern brethren do not Know as % w9uu @ n6 Us
God TO get them out OF way as soon as possible
CHAUsCBY BURRs OPINIONS.
Mr. C. Chauncey Burr is Of the most active of the
Democratic speakers now at WOTh III NSh-
Here is a specimen Of his utterances:
"You cannot have the face TO ask the South TO come
back into the Union until you withdraw your maraudng
army Is there man in this audience VINO wants.. wants 20
have one half OF the States conquered ana suDugaeu
When this is done you have ended the Government.
After three years Of war; who conquered you or INC
South say you conquered 1ou can never conquer
the South and pray God you never may
"In New-Jersey they dhe Democras) had shifted the
responsby OF these despOtc acts to the shoulders OF
tbc Sbolifios and more than one had
hole made through his head. In this State II was dif-
woud accent such position and the Administration had
tried TO bn6e Democrats but thank God they hadiaed
But they had wonigh reached the end OF their reign Oh
despotism They could and should not go any further
They talked about rebellion down SOUTH put greater
rebellion had been IN progress III the Morrill,
FRANKLIN PERCE's LETTER TO JEFFERSON DAVIS
Asex President Pierce takes lively interest in the
canvass and works heartily the OF the Demo
cratic tickets It proper that his letter to his dear
friend jefferson Davis with whom he is st in CORE
spondence) should be recalled to mind. Here is:
WASHINGTON. d. C., CLARENDON HOTEL, Jan, G. 1850
day two since. have just had personal interview
with Mr. Shepey whose courage ana ndeity are equal
fight the battle with you the standardbeaTer in 1860
than under the auspices OF any other leader Inc leSng
and judgment OF Mr. s. In this relation s am eohoeht,
rapidly gaining ground IN New,England. our people
are looking for the coming man one VINO % raSeS ny
ordinarily breathed by politicians a man Lea{ neu
for this emergency by his ability eonage oomSs Osm T
arrived here this morning and expressed AIS
views this relation IN almost lhe lucl-
tical Language used by Mr.. shepey II is true
that in the present state OF things at Washington
and throughout the country no man can predict what
changes two or three months may bring forth Let me
suggest that the running debates in Congress ul JUS
tce 6nk 10 me not To have been done 10 the Democracy
Of be North do not believe that our friends at the
South have any lust idea OF the state OF feeling hryng
a ts moment TO the pitch Of intense eXasperatOn be-
tween those who respect their political obligations ana
those who have apparently 40 impelDg power Dut hat
which fanatIcal passion the subject OF domestic Say
cry impars without disgusting the question OF Ight
Of abstract power 10 secede have never believed that
actual disruption of the Union can occur without Dloc
and IL through the madness of Northern AbOuonists
that dire calamity must come the hehtlng VIII NOT De
along Mason and Dxons line merely II viii be within
our own borders IN streets, between the Two
classes OF citizens 20 whom have referred Those who
defy law and scout e9nstitutiQnl oDlgau9Ds WILL II we
ever reach the aibitraincnt Of arms, hhd occupation
enough at home. Nothing but the state OF MIS- flerces
health would induce me to leave the country now.
although It is quite likely that my presence at nome
would be OF little service. have tired to impress upon
our people. especially in New Hampshire aud Connect
cut where the only elections 10 take place during the
coming Spring that while our Union meetings are AL n
the right dlrettOn and well enough for the present they
will not be worth the paper upon which their resolutions
are written, unless can overthrow poltca aboHuoh
ism the polls and repeal the unconstitutional ana Oh
nOxiOus laws which the cause OF personal liberty
have been placed upon statute books. shall look
with deep interest and not without hope for decided
change IN this relation. Ever and truly your frend
tIsAEGLIs PIERCE,
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