The New York herald., 1868-02-24
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE CAMPAIGN IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Or THE HERALD.


| ALnrGe Democratic aiuss Meeting In Nnshun-
Henry Clay Dean. OF Iowa, and Montgomery
Blair. of Maryland, on the National Qncs-
ti0ns Of the Day.
The democracy Of this section of State, bordering
closely ON Massachusetts,, had q rally Of some mpor
tance this city this evening. The comers suf
Gent 10 fill the spacious City Hall 10 every part and
great many who came late were reluctantly compelled
to stay outside, 30 numerous in numbers were those
who preceded them. The speakers we're Henry Clay
Dean, Of Iowa, and Montgomery Blair, OF Maryland,
both or whom advanced ideas which found hearty
echo in the minds Of those who listened TO them.
Mr.. Dean In beginning, compllmen,ed the cilizens Of
New Hampshire for their intelligence sobrety and re-
gon all OF which guarantees that they were
right all Of the national questions. He proposed to
make very short speech, and he would undertake to
make t shorter than he frat anticipated II any
publican wished 20 reply to him. No sgnifyng
wish 10 discuss politics With him, Mr. Dean proceeded
1rst TO cfticise the republican party and its acts,
declaring that 1t sought to destroy = civil gov.
ernment and es .ablish military dynasty, and sso
wished TO destroy civilization among the whites and
elevate the niggers According to republican
dictionaries half Of the angels and the
other half snakes-coppcrhead snakes One class OF
men had all the rights, and more than guaranteed
by the constitution, and another had rights
could not have tho rights republican for his
father fought In 1872 his grandfather and grea. grand
father wounded at Brandywne and Valley Forge,
and he paid q thousand OF land. Yet
the face of all this the radicals claimed that he had
no rights, and they further argued that all
traitors TO be disrranchised. This last assump
tion OF his opponents hs would utterly and
emphaticaiiy deny evon IN New Hampshire, unless
1t clearly proved by trial and conviction that the
accused really traitors lie then alluded to the
reluctance OF the republicans to bring those to trial
whom they charged being traitors. Evon JET Davis
they were afraid 10 try ana sill not democrat could
be iouDd but In favor Of his trial. Tho fact is they
afraid to try nim; for before he out open
and aSowed rebel those who are now IN league with the
republican party In league with Davis. Greeley,
he said, was afraid to have him tried; for II he mad
been convicted the philosopher OF the Tulane would
this he bail for Mr. Davis In wow OF all this, he
said that democrats SUCH him were called copper
heads, and for one he gorisd in the Dame and vas
proud TO be the yeowest of copperheads, II standing
up the Union and tuition constituted Such
copperheads he added, will live the honored memory
tho generation and Tor generations come loug
after the present o traitors dead rotten damned
and forgotten He then proceeded 70 argue tho right
Of the southern states to admission And rep
resenation In Congress, claiming that 80 long as men
who believed in sucn legislation had control Of affairs
the liberties and hardly the lives of the people
lie then took occasion 10 rebuke one whom he
tcrmcd 'sneakng sheep thief IN Concord" for c'rcu
atipg the circu containing cxtfncts from his speeches
nj Mcclellan Convention charging that their author
had neither the mannncss nor ability TO meet him
fair and open discussion Tue speaker then ADVANCED
10 table occupied by the rcporers and borrowed
hve dollar greenback from the RAID representative,
! which he held up before the audience aud pointed
| TO II as a worthless shadow OF money. mere
| promise 10 pay ard q promise never 10 DO
iulued Having returned the erecnback he proceeded
TO charle existence o. such worthless batch
geenoacks to the reasonable &C OF the Republicans
who lime not lar in the distance will De damned tor
Tney have not only ruined the South bat even
fair Now England has lot her commerce, winch only
few years ago enrchng and the whole Is traccaoc
tn radicals The agricultural interests Of the
try especially In tie West have also Doen crippled by
the same Tho fact is the goverDmen, IS too
much occupied 10 running freedmen bureaus and feed
| ing and educating lazy nsgers 10 give any usnc
or attention 70 tho inuusrai r financial interests OF
| tho country. Here 10 NV England paupor cannot
III be unfortunate 10 be wbite but the
poor ignorant republicans seeking 10 support millions
Of ngeers the South Al the expense OF the govern
ment aud al the same time give them the power OF
vouns but OF governing US IL had oeen said
by the Radicals the niger is superior 10
Irhnan-a statement which no loudly and coqucntiy
disputed at grea ieng H. closing with an appeal TO the
adopted cllizens TO from the company and support
of such miserable yh,lers OF the whites and Worship
pers o toe gers TIE God nad entrusted
OF progress and civilization TO tho wbiles and all
tho Tor Is 70 reyei in llth and ideness
!. aud talk abJut ''going TO dc ball wid Dnab
| lilo then c,oscd with urgent appeal TO his
listeners 10 insist upon the country being reconstructed
constitutional principles, heo from those VINO arc
corruping the pubic and their standard on the
| side of law aud con.ti:u 0nal liberty.
Hon Montgomory Balr. OF Maryland, followed Mr.
Dean lie said that never IN the interest oil the country
had there been aay incident which claimed such alb
sorbus interest tue verdict which - TO be given in
| New hampshire IN March if II s given IN iavor Of
tue radicals II w.i be saying tnat The irasment 81
Congress is the whole power Of the nation, and tho
Presidents suoordlnaes are his superiors, and lhat
! the snprcme Court y muzzed and deprived OF ~
| jurisdiction. 10 hoped that the tide which -
! rising up In tho country TO vindicate the
| rights OF tho peopo would up to
the hgn water marx Va the Granite State and the other
ss;1 would surely loilos Io tAen invited the atteu-
ton or Inc meeting OF perss emily
the radicals TO rerpctuaie their power and
cn,nra tle CONGREGATIONAL form OF government and TO
rl~he frlar ffN M lax -