Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-02-27
POLITICAL.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

lI.IiH,l NEW HAMPSHIRE. !. 20 YlUfrt
The first State election of this year in
the North, occurs on the 10th day OF
March in the State of New Hampshire.
The vote in that State last year, stood -
Republican 35,so9; Democratic, 32,057 !;
Republican majority 8,152, Awarm and
spiritest contest has been in progress for
some time, and each party is canvassing
the State, with its best speakers. The
following incidents connected with the
Democratic side of the contest, shows
pretty clearly where that party stands,
and what.kind of men it selects as its
champions. ' .2' p. F. ID, v
.cas. r. B, DEAN on His MUSCLE.
. Henry Clay Dean, one of the Demo-
cratic stunpers in New Hampshire, said
something ut a meeting in Sandwich the
| other evening, which excited the indig-
nation OF u pugilistic member of his own
party, and upon the latter giving way to
! his feelings Dean seized a cane and rush
I'd from the platform toward him, threat
eiIing to beat his brains out. The of
! fen ding auditor was not intimidated, but
F., Immediately divested himself of all sur
p,us clothing, and met his antagonist
yit1 'o'N'' Ao"'''' '''o ''',
'oi'ei" -
ANorIIh-' Corft'hiikAp sfhAkiNd :. ouf'
One of The Democratic canvasscrs ip
New Hampshire few days ago thus x
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elf could have ny way would place
Jef. Davis in Congress, where he right
fully belongs; then i N;ol.d go to Con-
cord, take all those miserable hattle-nags
from the state House, ana n.ahe poh. =.
hre or them IN the state House ~aru ,
then 4 would 20 all through the ny VI vi
ana destroy al tne nuihentsand grave
stones erected 70 the memory OF soldiers;
IN short, | would put out oiSight every,
thing when reminds us that we ever had
war with our Southern brethren; 1 90
not know rs 1 would nang one,legged
and one-armen soldiers, eut would pray
| 10 Gou to get them ouI OF our way as soon
as possible. ir,... .H,t by. T.lzta. .dI
| ,t.. oHAUNcEY BURR's OPINIONS. ,l.,,i.
Mr.. G. Chauncey Burr Is one of the
most active of the Democratic speakers
now at work in New Hampshire. Here
Is a specimen of his utterances f... r.,
"You cannot have the face IN as,r the
South to come hack into, the TInion nntij
Won Withdraw yonr mnraudfng army -
ia there n man in this a,,disnca who
wants 10 havs one.baIf of tbe Stat..s con !.
onered md snhinyatadS Whnn tbis 10
| done vou have ended the Covernmant
Afterthree wears of war. who are oon.
one,ed VOL, or tLe s,outha Il saw vo,, n ra
coronered :, Yom ca,, navar co,,,;,er ths
Soufh and nrav God vo,, n ever NAV
ain New Jersey. they lthe Democrats,
had shifted the resr,onsihiIity nf thssa
desnotjc acts To the shoniders ne ths Aho.
jitinnistsS and more than ono provost
| Martial Ind a hole n,as,a thra,,rh HE
head Tn this Stata If va. diia,mi,
matter nj one time to aud nm A hoiitionI.t
who would oecent sneh n nosition and
! tha Adninistrottion Lat frina -, hriha
Democrats hit thanL God they ~ Si,ad MI
faiIad I'LL thsv bad vail n,,,h rsao osJ
tLa and ofthnir yyeicn of fdesnot;sn, Thcv
crn,r,iI and sho,,id Sot go spy s,,rtbar
7 hav talke'i abont ~ orshsIIinn hI Jnwn
| Sonfh int creator rebeljinn had hsen
In nrn,,rss rss in tha No,tb y i"1 D''A'
OF The contest and ia nrohah,o resu,t
n Concord corresbondent of the New
York Tribune writes: tislt afi n
AZ the canvass nov stand. n 10 In.
possible IN deny the fact that Gov. Har.
riman IL sure of recollection. His ma
Jority WIN certainly reach 5000, and bets
as adi,Iouai ney sise hoN Sha e nan o, niea & gu
where may doubt this. but il is true. and
If they walt for further evidences OF the