New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-07
rim GALLANr sEMMEs.
PROM NEw.mAMPsHlRE.
Republican Ssste Gen.
ventisn-Large Assembisse-The Hen.
Frederick smysh Of Mssehesser Nsni-
mated fer Gsverser-New.IHasps hlre
Pslisic.-Csnsressisn Districts Per.
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DOVER " H. Jan. Z. 1855
The Republican State Convention assembled
At Concord to-day. band wss fully attended. New
Hampshire holds model conventions and her politicians
ars ak rl and exprrenceJ on both sides Nearly zoo
delegates assembled to-day and 70 the time ~ meet
ing May thought IL doubtful who would De nominated
for Governor. Tho Hon. Frederick Smyth OF MAN.
chester and the Hcn Anslov Stesrns OF Concord were
the principal candidates and CO.. Walter Hartman
and c,sss gsrI ,s !. ss:sr's cu,,,, ,o
credentials the Convention wos called to order BIZ the
Iios. y. q. Oorday OF Warner.
Hon. ~ q. Cpham Of Concord. was chosen Presi
dent. Nh old and eminent Democrat. now thorough
going entSlsvery Republican.
bsllo. for Governor followed, tc'nltin2 thus Whole
numbm ce9: Walter Hartman OF Warren. had 6;
Milan w. Harris Of Dubln :: OgsiOw S.ea0D OF
Concord. ~. Frederick snyth OF Manchester, 49,
Some informality appearing in the ballot after some
discu sslon on motion Of the Hon JoHS ID. Lyman OF
Remington. the Hon. Frederick Smyth was nominated
Previously 70 the declaration fthe vote. Hon. " G,
Ordway introduced resolution lSht;b E,ss adopted
with much enihu.ia,n). "Ielnsssne tns Siw.Hsnp'
.hre dsega.Yn " Congress Nc then efforts tY Sc
snsis "pps.rsS sad ,hsnisd n. con1.niicn for
tho honor in b-et speech OF much eains.tuess and
Hon Austin f. Pike oirr.ntiin from the Commit
Tee. reported ssIiss Vi resolutions which we're nnani
mously alorted.
Referring with just pride To- the results Of The Pres
Dental election tho resolutions dccsfo TINT slavery
was the cause ofthe Rebellion. and should be abolished
By Const!tutio1h amendment. that tho Government
shal DO suppoSted IN po,tng down tho Rebellion; that
foreign interference on this continent Is 20 I've repealed
that oi.Isens ere bound 10 stand by tho Government
that soldiers ousht to have tho ballot ,h., We rejoice !.
public faith must b. eft with creditors and there must
be economy ia Gnsnees and that the Republican csnd
date for Governor deserves thoisuagss If the people
The ballot for Railroad Commissioner Iesnted In the
no!n alton Of Milan W. Harris. esq.. OF Dublin. Amer
reJrsapixns the State Csptrui Committee the Conven.
Tho result ft.s Convention Ittlnt. will he highly
sstissctory 10 the people OF tho State. Concord 10
looked upon with envy from outside and no doubt With
little cau,e. The people thought II about time
th., 1t. monopoly Of Offices should be broken up and
az last II has been.
The Third District Republican { sre.sional Conv.n
ton Uhoogh Concord Is 10 the SscondD WIS held i'm
medaiey amer the State Convention adjourned result
ing, rs expected ia the ~ nomination OF the present
able Representative. Prof James W. Patterson oil
Hanover.
The Democracy hold their Cow, U III ON The l2th at
Concord. when it iseIPc,ed they viii pierce hsn
selves anew with life for awhile. and 20 through the
forms Of opposon TO the Republican h"s'- The Hon
T.. w. HsrTincton. eINsyor OF Manchester. who las
been for few yerrs the teppip which Repnbesn ma
lories have knocked down Ia defeat ID thonght will
be laid aside. end Lewis W. Clark esq OF Manchester
lawyer considerable ability. he the recipient OF the
honor" Mr. Clark 10 Chairman Of the Democratic
State Central Committee.
New Hampshire will give neIt March from four
thousand TO t,e thousand Republican minority. The
"a nysSs III room be ard noses counted II
shall not BE- ssid we do loss than in last November
In regard 10 Rollins In the I'd end Patterson in the
lid Congressional Dstricts there " doubt about
In the fst District there |. considerable feeling
Rockingham County (Which Includes tho City Of
Portsmouth,. ard who're eenten the Sn,y.Yard and
Custom Honse innucpeel nearly large az Stranord
Bclknap and Carroll unlted sudso, with slight labor.
t eau control the Representative. For nearly twenty
wears IL has had that ONCE In succession, neither " the
other counties having II at all tie tuuiered that the
counties are 10 be equslized.
The Republican CONT enton for this UsD district was
held here dover Dee. a. and sfter spirited contest
principally between Gen. Gilman Isr'ton Of EIeter)
Rockingham Coz aud Samuel N. Wheeler, esq. Of
Dover (Strafprd Co.. Gen. Mnrston was nominated.
lien Mapston n well.k Known ono OF the Ahlese /
swyers in tie state and the gallant Col Of the famed
2nd NJ y. one Of HookeYs Peninsuls favostes He 10
now Q BYigadier 81 the frort With acn. Grant Mr.
Wheeler one Of the leading lawyers ia this section
formerly Democrat, but since the war strong for the
His sblisss qualify him fos the position
but like lie friend Stearns, ho must hide his time With
all patience and resignation. SIDNEY.