New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19
POLITICAL.

hRW- HAMPSHIRE CANVASS ID i"iiiy III
der way in this State both parties having made tner
nominations for the Spring election when comes on on
Che I'd Tuesday Of March The Republican ticket bears
shs nsres Of JOSEPH 4. GILMORE renomlnaicu' TOT
Governor and PERSON c. CHENEY for Railroad Com
missioner 1t il needless to remark tina; the platform Is
unconditional LOYALTY 10 the Union, and vigorous sup
port Of the Government in its prosecution Of the war
ngapsi Rebellion. The so.caled democracy" have
sdop.ed M unmitigated vallandigbsm platform. and
nominated upon it, for Governor, EDwAsD ". HAIR
slyclo>; FOR Railroad Commissioner O. Al. VAUGHAN
Mr. harrington 20 years ego kept groSshop In GER
lar in Manchester As was most meet from tins hul'
sery Of Democracy be 20 prominence II the putty
He woS af.erward appointed CGshc? OF bahA' anu
clected Mayor OF NIanchestorn 1882 WhenJohn bIown
syaN hung somc Golefl friend proposed to toll the CITY
HAL he'll in token OF sorrow Tor the death Of misguided
rnau lie lad but just touched the beL.rope when the
MAYOR licked him down Sars For this heroic act he
was complilnented in the Charleston Convention of
l-,N Of which he vas member end In further ac'
know edgmcnt OF his patriotic achievement ho has now
received the empty honor OF Democratic gubeIDato-
rsl uounation.
COMMERCIALLY Republicans and War
Ncmocrars Nv their STATE Committees, have issued
cal Tor a Union State Convention 10 meet al Tuoro
Hall Hartford, OR Wednesday. Feb. L. at 20 O'Clock.
A. NJ for tie purpose Of nominating State Officers and
eleetius Delegates TO tho National Convention. The
election takes place on tie lst Moudoy IN April. The
cal SAYS: IN those who believe that the South, As
well as the NORTH should be required TO obey the Con
siution the Laws. desired 10 aid Us in securing
Che objects of this Convention" The Convention viii
probably rrnouinatc the present able and patriotic
State Officers with the possible exception OF Mr. Cote.
chose removal TO Hartford. has given two State
hat u
Convention abou; a week a;or than the Union party,
and VII probably nominate 0RIGEN s. SEYMOUR Of
ItchGed for Governor in spite Of tie efforts Of Eaton
and ms Copperhead clique. The Ness-HaJsH Jsnrpai
GAYS; Judge seymour IS good man, and had anaturd
instinct toward loyalty but il is said 70 have disap
pcsied He viii carry an the strength Of the Demo
cratic party against Buckingham though be could rot
run so well against man who had NOT engondered
che preldioes Incidental TO the occupancy of mos.
responsi bic Office in times like these. Buckingham
will however defeat Lin by aboa; so votes, or, il VIC
have good State Committee, by 500 which viii be
the haudsomest majority any ever received in Con
aecticut in a contested election"
ISDrANA.-The Union State Convention is
calej for the I'D and 23d Of February. al Indianapolis
rather early. considering that the election does not
take place this year until November. There is some
doubt as to the eligibility Of Gov. Morton 20
election he having. though elected as LeuteuanGov-
-rnor served within fraction Of four years as Gov
ernor succeeding to the position vacated by Gov.
HENgr ). LANE, who was within few days after lis
Inauguration elected 70 the United States Senate The
South Bend E,gisisT remarks:
Eor Governor no one has been spoken Of except the
present worthy and popular incumbent. Remove ell
doubts TO his eligibility and he viii be nominated
without dissenting voice TO save all eHbaT .snen,
ais eligibility viii be satisfactorily settled before tile
Convention meets. IL he Ia ehgibie he WI be nom
mated IL lie Is not eligible other person should be
selected. The Constitution provides that no person
shall hoG the Office Of Governor Tor more than four
wears out Of eight successive years. Gov Morton has
l,ld the Office or acted Governor for nearly four
wears although he has been fecied 10 that Office
IL actiRg and holding are construed sy0onimogs.
then Gov Morton is not eligible If not then Lee is
10 say tie least there is FOR doubt, and repeat
that the doubt should be removed before the nomination
is made.
The sham Democracy Of Indiana are. Il possible more
vruenty disloya THE year than ever. They have jrst
held their Congressional Conventions for the appoint
Inen Of Delegates the National Convention, and TIE
platforms put forth embody sentiments eminently sni
able TO secessa but exceedingly out Of place in state
Ike Indiana which has just Iaed her quota OF troops
undeI the Presidents las. cal, by volunteering The
delegates elect follows:
F4sf Di.tyis'A T. whi;lesey Ct ysndelbsIs County,
aud Cutler :. Dobbins % Martin. delegates. : ~ H0cono
oi Gibson. snd George p Green Of huoS, coninsents
StO7d IyciLev SpaIss oil lake, and JOHN L. Aenau-h
NJ BLACK Of Orange couurcei;s.
Ili5G D.fyct-Wm. McE@en Of Bartholomew sna Med
Shields Jackson dee.ae syyauus ManyiJ Of Brown and
7hos Armstrong OF Switzerland, cO1tllr-ris.
<ispel Of Rsih deiesS.e. w. IT, Doad o. Ohio AID jane.
d. Foicy ~ Decatur coLt.nseDts
FVh DisiriciLLe Deyeia Of Wayne and WIn Applegs'-
% sye.e dele-es. {. Gt0fof Henry -Id III Plsnon Of
si,M Jitct-A B. Consuiti orAio,sun and H. II Dodd o.
Marion desstes b. W Cooper Of Hancock AID ". II. Jel
SeseE6 Di,,ei-John O. Davis Of yiro aid Andy Hun.
phreys q Green delegates. Neyn Mckee Of Putnam and
eteplen O. Burton Of Sullivan contirge its
Lgifa Dsiricfs .fue. Z. " son Of Non'some-v End T.
T. Lucas Of Mclel de gates VIM 4. SarssteT Fountain
.nd J. G. Apologize q Carol coniinsents
NHm Dsire-J. :; Toy oE Of Cs,s END hoI-e 'o,on OF
Nsrshn deegaies Wa. H. Lousnbrdse 81 slilmi and John
g. " alker Of Laror'c. .ingeuls.
Teati Dnirc-Dssd j.. ColeIick Of Allen I'D p y Long
Of Kos-1sao delegates. C. " Seeey O. EAhasi and ,. W.
Li,erA Darc-L. z. M.hgiu of Iiult ston and David
Sud.baker Of Adam. DELEGATE Newton Bulwe4 OF Vel,
end Bo~drd Coo Of Giant. couiinysnis.
in the Sixth District Convention the delegates before
they were elected we're requested 10 define their posi-
tion. Conduit vas rather non-eommittal said "he
should I've 10th 10 cast his vote for military
candidate" and in bis remarks evidently favored Tbos
IL Seymour Franklin Pierce or Yalandigheui but OK.
pressed fear that they could not be elected, and
lOosing al the matter in This light be said, he was
not prepared 10 say that he would not in National
Convention cast his vote fOr Mcclellan" Dodd was
[Or "iumediao peece ana was opposed 70 Mcclellan,
but did not COMMIT himself 10 any candidate. n. VI.
ay moved that the delegates be instructed 20 vote FOR
Mcclellan and declared that "he Democratic party
ynnst atasd on platform, and must nominate q
war candidate +" that III ron nominate such nnn ~
Salandg ham, defeat and destruction were sure 10 oi-
low" and tia; between the ultTasD OF Lincoln ana
the base surreB1erDg Of NaandghaIn 70 the Rebellion
sbe people would choose the uiuaism OF Lincoln and
maintain the Union by blood and fire." H. II. Dodd,
NJ 10 National