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In 1852 NH placed two men on the presidential ballot.

John P. Hale, U.S. senator from New Hampshire, was the first person in that body who had run as an anti-slavery candidate. From December 1847 until early March 1849, Hale ....

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Looking Back: John P. Hale is elected to the U.S. Senate and nearly becomes a presidential nominee

DOVER’S JOHN P. HALE served New Hampshire as a Representative in the 28th Congress. ....

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Dover's John P. Hale helps to end the "gag rule" in the U.S. House of Representatives | Looking Back

John P. Hale’s strong anti-abolitionist stance of the 1830s gave way, over time, to a softening of the heart that led him to become an ardent anti-slavery campaigner. ....

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