The New York herald., 1870-03-07

CONCORD, N. H., March s, 1870.
The State election VIII take place here on Tues
day, and some respects the result wiz be awaited
with as much interest as that OF the famous cam
pagn between Hartman and Sinclair TWO years
since. Then, however, the contest was narrowed
TO one between the republicans and democrats
ana now there are divisions In both these parties
growing out Of the LABOR ana temperance movements
The latter element amounts to little more than q
cypher but the labor reformers promise TO be the
overthrow OF the democracy. AT q late meeting Of
the Democratic State Committee 1t was decided to
recommend the party to polt from the regular no
limitations OF their Convention and support labor
reform candidates, thus virtually selling out the
tire party. the reason for this singular action is
It 70 claimed. personal ill.feeling towards General
Bedel, the democratic candidate for Governor; but
the Committee deny any such motive.
The old party adherents are highly indignant at
the course OF their committee and some sharp let
ters have emanated from them. Among others
General Bedel, the GuDernatorial candidate. has
stated hs grievances IN letter to MIR. Butterneld,
chairman OF the Democratic Committee, In which he
Says
Ihave not been blind the fac. that individual.
were bent upon ruling or running: II ruin be the
q the day. my sks shall be spotless No &C. OF mine sha
the Interest. Of my State and country .eek sought
the responsibility Of the step yon ands TO- II such
they cooy decided .pudsss resolution q the
Convention pedsing their Earnest and united eaos" &c.
may they not readily rcpudias every plank In the plat
form There Is terrible responsibility here and those
and wen dgesed consideration. have not been
OF aSy % Ss so snf p
e matter inasmuch az was reluctant y the posi-
that being By proesssd friends Your poll
70 ns feel IN n s1s am q frank
course or that of any other man.
Ing in reorganization not % ausht the aooa
w dean In
be right in the Of God and As public Journalist
party thirty odd Thousand the State OF New Hampshire
sng out 70 parry OF sreat expectatons seems TO me
natural death Follow the Dictates Of your own ndsms
m"ss Of my interests Or feelings In the
William G. stnroc, Of sunapee, in q letter to Mr..
disafected democracy as foliows:-
suSAPEE, March 3 1870.
NY DEAR s have received from the secretary o, the
era s state the package Of democrats
Of p FLINT suss
tn.ed for that Of our regular nominee John
and explanation informing noe that The State Gommes S,,ea
s & xSf to ns % s
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difference to II all the State myself should
should st be minority Of one on that commes Rs to
'sS seapE 81 &. Of %
honest dsm9srac @ Of Now Hampshire IN tina.
would not ws Within
our own households? do not deny that a things
might be supposed whep perhaps IN the death
of candidate or his disability few days before election
OF another democrat might be tolerated ra
ned by the rank and file honest But acquescence
IN rotten bargain and sais Of the Kind proposed
only insulting TO the 81 600 Granite State democrats but
casting stigma upon the record or the democratic party
after fifteen years Of defeat had
to the defence OF democratic principles repre-
sened by democratic growing the battle
waxed In number to faler and back upon glorious
record! Nol thousand times II trade
for United States Senator could be carried such
n cannot Mark Rather lose United States
tor for six nay times six If the people still d..
sire IT, than to backen fair record OF democracy
such coalition But that this matter of Senator will
be like the old lady who hear Whtefed preach and
that there democrats who permit themselves to be
fooled they will find too that Whteheld did preach after
As chairman Of the su Ivan County Democratic Committee
and as member OF the State Committee Iproest against
any such disastrous scheme. II men can make corrupt
ment be In comparison the ruling dynasty whose
dishonest principles and policy properly denounccy
When majority OF the honest voters Of New Hampshire
be made to understand that change of
much needed only be brought about change hon.
eat the democracy viii be In the ascendant TIL then
for labor and with patience believing that
In politics "honesty the best policy" II the democratic
party could succeed to-day trick and deception
better, better continue defeat for power
gotten could not endure. Such the faith of
democrat; and II voice of warning could be heard
throughout the length and breadth of State would say,
u were the last words might Democrats stand by
ticket Turn neither the right the left for,
sooner later, victory must be w. G. STUROC.