The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-15
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Gala Day With the Democracy.
CoNCoRD, June IA.

Concord, June IA.
The gala day of the New Hampshire
Democracy commenced at sunrise by Il
salute of thirty-four guns. The speCial
train of twenty-five cars oyer the Concord
road arrived at II A. NJ, in charge ol
General Donehoo, bringing the Governor
elect. The Amoskeag veteran, General
Heed, commander of the Heed Guards
and the volunteer militia organization oil
Manchester known as Sheridan Guards
and large number ol others. The ar
rival was greeted by salute OF guns,
INAUGURATION OF GOV. WESTON.
Gov. Weston was received at the depot
by Gov. Stcarns and other distinguished
persons Tho Legislature having met,
took recess and proceeded in body to
the depot, where a procession formed
and escorted the Governor elect TO the
capitol. Gov. Stearns delivered his vale
diCtory address, alter which Gov. Weston
was inauguratGd and read his message.
Gov. Stearns in his valedlctory gives a
favorable account Of the material inter-
ests OF the State, and expresses the hope,
under tho blessing Of Divine PrOvi-
dencc, that the industry, intelligence
and virtue of tho people will continue
To increase, and through the influence Ol
religious and educational institutions we
may pGrpGtuate tho love of freedom
Governor WestOn's inaugural message
states that the receipts OF the treasury for
the year, are $l,lS2825; expenditures,
81, ,OS9,3S0 OF which sum $ll9,2O4 were
applied to the payment Of the State debt.
The Governor suggests Il more moderate
taxation for such payments, and nm ap.
preparation for the purpose Ofa sum equal
To the interest on the debt, and one hun.
dred thousand OF the principal. The
Governor condemns special legislation,
and c0unsels prudence in the administra.
ton Of the State and national finances, and
on national policies, speaks US follows ltis
occasion OF CongratuatiOn that the Union
is restored, and that all citizens are Cntitl.
ed TO protection in their rights guaran-
teed by the Constitution, and il bGhoovGs
lis all to endeavOr to cultivate these rela.
tiOns OF amity In which the Union had It's
origin, and which must be fully restored,
II we would realize the obvious advan.
tagGs the Union was designed to secure.
However diverse the interests OF the diI.
lerent sections Of the country may ap.
pear, they arc really identical and the
utmost hope of the Union will never
be realized until we feel oursclved to be
one people, and until we are equally care.
ful Oi our good name and equally jealous
Of the rights OF all. Let us cherish with
care steady devotion to the Union and all
those sentiments oil fidelity, charity and
brotherhood which alone can make the
Union blessed
Aller the delivery Of the message Of
Governor Weston, the Legislature, not
being in working condition, adjourned till
10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Gov. Weston and lady held a reception
at the Eagle Hotel, from 8 TO II O'Clock
this evening. 1t looks now us If the ques-
ton OF contested membership would be
settled by the withdrawal Of two mem.
bers from Manchester and Nathan Whip.
pie, Rep, from LisbOp. With these
changes the Democrats feel confident Ol
a working majority.