New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
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fore the Convention which nominated ef ''"' i"0',
the Hon. JAMES Gallagher q Ne"'h"'e" eP0". -
the ,rres,s made bv this tyrannc1i ADMINISTRATOR
md IN CON, lion with the subject S"u'
shalI Nav 10 the Cove umeni Lay hi"oS Oh " VIZ
no, Of Connecticut and by he gods, You shall oic
wilr" IL ssi, a. friend % h'hs a Neu NE
what uould Do i. Morshal Carr shcaid Undertake
IN 90, ma. | .aiJ, wouG Kill bim--damn
him, ,yord fil him. Ard say TO you, If one
~ g.. ;,G.,uons vneloa tLould attempt 70 arrest
snV Of Won. withou, due process of law, kill EN-,
damn ,cm kin emf lCrios OF Kill EN-! damn
EN-, kil en- % al over the house.
Isaac Toucey, Buchansn's secretary Of the Navy,
WHO so distributed our ships Of war, that when the
hebell!on broke ont, taey beyond the reach of
81 new AdminisIali for month"; and otherwise
5dls beet TO aid the Rebels announces shat lie viii
mp the State IN behalf Of The Hartford Treason
u at. The Republicans are readytO meet the issue.
NEw.UAMPsHiEE.--in addition % the Republican
AM Copper cad tickets q third candidate fo' Gov
.nor, Col. Walter Hartman, has been nominated
with Lieutenant Colonel Coughlin OF the Vh
Regiment for Railroad Commissioner. iAS IL
demonstration ON the part OF the " ar Do"'
ocrats against the unpatrotic leaders VINO nave so'
control or think they have, o. me DeiNoNIa"' VI
rsnization OF New Hampshire, and VINO are VICE.
ING their influence 10 the injury oi The country ana
IN the serious Giscredt of tie Granite SS"te. II -
sus,eJ with tie entire want OF sympathy Win 20
Uoion causs manifested by the Democratic Conven'
roo. ats bitter and reckless charges against the
Government and It's Suspicious enitucy toward
lha Rebels the loyal Democratic masses OF New
Hamts Aire have struck out new path for them
selves Disinclined 10 join the Republicans in tie
suppor, of Mr. Gilmore, they nevertheess1ave re-
solved that heir votes shall not be cast for Cop
perheads and Submissionists. The Republican cam
,ass is being pressed with vigor and efficiency
throughout the S:ate
NEw.JrasrY.-In the Senate, on the 18Th, the
unsiori,y Of TIE Joint Committee on Federal Rela'
tiops reporled in favor Of tie appointment Of Com
o,issoners by the United States Government TO treat
with ike Commissioners from the Confederate
STATES,
"Fo1 tie purpose Of considering whether any and any
ls pln ~ BE- adopted Consistent with the honor and dig.
uity OF the Naon Government by which the present civ
may he r usht to coe y ~, inc9n.i.iet WIN 10.
tnissy, hoaoI AID dignity Of tie Federal E7Yernmen pat
Indication Il the pint WHICH sIiHstel the nan-rHg
state would arr eeent tend to strengthen Us IN the
opioie Of other nstiCus; aud hoping a. We noefty 90
tlst us scuhen sses would tecipoIste tie pesoe9 NOR
es,n tus evuc.d end believing do tlst urde tn
bostg Of God greet benefits would arise from such confer
dsraon of the Gosrpmeut Of thc United states AMI
questt3 '-o 2eIs'i ia theron"
Reolulons cOndemnatory of the war were a'fo
etofed and both ordered TO a second reading, for
Wehesday next. Tie minority reported that
" esnnot n ihe majority Of he COMMITTEES in
s III, % Ne 5o' H., o.! ad e r n
ron iry ppou ne laol e.a.e ,yd bring nrlaoea
t. dor that hcio.e ttein on"aHald BY te pres
,on eilan and feeling which The people Of NJ" leTsey
9vel.tooTe weGeI arjfsn snd unut in their cenufe'
c'' Nat 81 Administration aI in patriotic hceliS %
se # the tuouand oslcu.sied BY 5heir spt and
S s @'-''' ' ''''' ana . ''''' '4' ''''' ''''-
pobs eject ~e t4in"sty dcWecae hei pas ge ey yopf
hencrde bodle aud d SIRE Will hecoius respect TO place
vi s,m on The ,ccSit eur ea9al . DIET n
iovrg ieio REGULATIONS, snd 'p.ct:. asn1 their
seegIieG Benz. suChLEf,
EDWIN sALTEB."
TIE minority resolutions affirm tie readiness Of
Sew-Jesey 10 fulfill her constitutional obligations
10 all sections OF the country, condemn Southern
ssoD and its abeitors IN tie North, and ailirm
EswJersey wild respond in the future, che Las done
=, he p,si to every Of TIE Federal Government f.,
spe aon md aid that sadnr with gratitude trd oxide The
reliant copdact Of 81 geo o. er who have istes iu
a. w. 81. boa tn ss thew 1--we ONE tie tlood
tn, ba,e SEED aud the ives tey ven up
,ss cSSa afTSis'1 end the jim
In the House. incenjiary and disoyal resolutions
are continually being presented but no definite ac-
tan on the appointment of Comm ssioners 10 the
Louisville Dsution Convention has vet been had.
Neproplobia as broken out in very violent form.
"a act has been passed excluding from the schools
Il the capital all colored children, aud it IL not I'M
possible that he same prohibition may be applied TO
kbe schools o. other pa IT'S Of The State.
DrLAwAkE.-The loyal men OF this state are
egiAting for a State Convention to be caliei nt al
. " day, and that all men without distinction OF
parry who are un!eservedy and urqualto!ly in
'or Of sustaining the Government in putting down
g. Rebellion and al ito adeIs and ateit0rs every
uere be invited to assemble in primary meetings
their respective Hundreds and select twenty
delegates from each, and forty from the City OF
Wilmington 10 constitute said State Convention, for
30 purpose OF taking measures TO sosiain the Ma.
t.onal Government in the war against treason.
Wlsr vIRcISrA-The Constitutional Conven-
ton is gill in session, it's principal 6usineSs just
now being 10 devise some way Of Obtaining pscu-
mary Congressional aid toward emancpating the
sves, without asking for it in plain terms. roua-
meeting Of the friends OF The new State was held
Wednesday, in Wheeling, Lieut.. Gov Po-iey
40 cbnir, T. consider the prorriety Of recommend
to the various counties composing the pew Safe,
holding Of general Convention TO nominate
hdates for Stale officers at the coming election
Ter the new Sta'e Constitution, bit nesmuch Id
lie Convention had not yet acted or tie ordinance
relating 70 that election, twas not deemed advisable
r. axe action. The opinion was general that the
stse eau be uiunphantly carried for the amended
to.tituiion, which provides for gradual emancipa-
ton, commencing from the ith Of July next. Sob.
eouently another meeting was held. when il was