New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
S,w.Hamp-hirc - Wing state Convention
Jsdse Berry for Governor-state Delegates
tsa National Convention, &c.
CONCORD. N. II. oct. 90. ls47.


Correspondence of TIE Tribune.
CONCORD. N. II. Oct 90, ls47.
Here under an 'Octobers sun, bright as the
,rs,er.s that seem TO smile upon them, are the
Wigs Of New Hampshire in Convention assem-
KS They number in great force. Two hundred
,sd eighty good men and true have obeyed the d.
,e;on Of the Wing constituency of New -Hamp-
.hirs and are here. A more intelligent collection
fpsn have rarely, if ever. seen; Wings who
h.,. fought the good fight for years under circum-
dances of depression that would have discouraged
men Of less attachment TO principle, aud young
wings desirous Of emulating such laudable exam
pls meet here common ground, from common
imuase. and with common intention. BARTLETT
olPo,.xmouth, PLuMnER Of EppiDg-both formerly
distinguished Members of Congress, are here as ar
Scn. in the prosecution of the Good Old Cause as
ever GOODWIN, HAVEN and CUTTER Of Ports
moth, GILMAN, MARsToS, Low and GORDON OF
EeIier, NEsMITH OF Franklin, CHAMBERLAIS and
PsHrIss OF Keene-the latter the father Of the
yssHampshire Press-CARF1ELD of Langdon.
EriRtDGE of Canaan, MORRILL, Of Brentwood,
BILL OF Chester, MELcHER Of Clifford, PIyRcE Of
Greenland FOSTER of Manchester, KIsGxAN Of DO.
ye, together with host of others. trusty and en-
Hrtlsned men, are present, while the Press is rep
r,.su,ed by PRESTIss of X eene, (Sentnell BEARD
ofNssbua, (Telegrapb,) Brewster of Portsmouth,
gournal) WADLEIGH OF Dover. (Enquirer,l Fowl
q Hsyerhill Gazette WALKER Of Claremont
,gsee1 MCFARLAND OF Concord statesman
KlELEY Of Exeter, News Letter. Sc)
Past 1.-The Convention, after temporary
ugsnizaton, chose Hon. IcHABoD BARTLETT Of
Portsmouth, President. Hon. WIN PLUsnER and
other, Vice. Presidents, aud GEo. S. FowLE Of
BsyerhiIl and other members of the Press, Secre
tsries.
Mr. BARTLETT, on assuming the Chair, made a
,oeech repete with matter of interest He said
YevHsmpshire was the first Of the old Thirteen
States to propose an official recommendation of
separation from the Old Country and for the estab
HshmeDt Of an Independent Government
He spoke Of the Annex alton Of Texas aud went
into review Of the measures by which 1t was con-
suumated He discussed and denounced the causes
which led to the present unprovoked war with
Mexico-snd exposed to the Indignation of the as
seubly the mendacous language by which Mr..
President Polk sought to excuse bis unconstitu-
tIonsl conduct In bringing it upon US. IL we con
quer Mexico, a. be said seemed the present inten-
ton Of the Administration. what could we do with
NJ subject II 10 seridOm and govern IL with VICE
uysl Was it for such purpose we established our
independence of a foreign Government and formed
institutions whose operation so far has been pro
daeiive Of such great good
This distinguished gentleman spoke with EN-
phass and with great fluency and ease OF articua
too He was listened To with respectful attention
mdloudly spplauded at the close OF his speech.
Committee was appointed by the Chair to pre-
pare resolutions for the meeting consisting OF one
Delegate from each County, OF which Mr. NIT
FRIDGE Of Canaan was Chairman.
Three o'clock p. NJ. has been appointed as the
boar for the nomination of a candidate for Governor
Before tia, time arrives this letter must leave, as
the cars 20 at that hour or sooner. l shall write
,second letter. There seems no doubt that Judge
Berry the candidate of the " Independent will be
elected, Ex- Gov. Colby declining denomination
Col. CUrTKR of Portsmouth has introduced a hes
dution for the appointment of six Delegates to
he National Convention. The Delegates will be
elected during the recess. Elk Gov. Colby and
icsABop GoopwIS of Portsmouth, it is said, will
kselected as Delegates at large.
Sm,nutes 10 l.--C. w. CUTTER OF Portsmouth
nbeen chosen, during the recess, Delegate to the
stonal Convention. and GILMAN MARsToS OF
Er.,er substitute from District No. /. Il. w.
knrREDGE of Canaan and Col A. o. BREWSTER
u Hanover have been chosen Delegate and sub
siute from District No. 4.