The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-05

of five hundred dollars for the apprehension of the
derer
Thirteen dead bodies taken from the surf at Nan
tucket last week. ten OF which thought to have
belonged TO the ship Newton wrecked there. The i'm
mense number Of small fragments Of the ship which
dred ashore appeared as II they had been subjected 10
an explosion cargo kerosene OIL Everything goes tn
favor such an opinion. Large spars were broken or
short and iron truss, the size Of a mans arm.
broken of short a pipe scm II ia estimated that
about two thousand two hundred barrels OF kerosene
together with quantity Of fusc slaves &c. have been
saved
Three Irshmen have been arrested Toronto Canada
charged with threatening to raise the Green above tho
Red"
Delegates from the Cabinets Of the Upper and Lower
Canadian provinces roae TO this city TO urge
newai Of the Reciprocity treaty.
The 81 Joseph and Achson and Atchison and Western
Railroads have been seized by Governor Fletcher for
Indebtedness to the State Of Missouri to the amount Of
100000
Now Hampshire-Thc Firss Gum from the
Republican Party for 1860.
The New Hampshire Republican State Con-
vention of Wednesday last, for the nomination
Of candidate for Governor and State officers,
opened the political campaign for 1866. The
attendance was very large, and the proceed
ings were rapid and harmonious. The conven-
ton, therefore, it may be fairly assumed, re-
presented in its resolutions the sentiments of
the party in every corner Of the State. These
resolutions, therefore, are Of considerable i'm
portance, as indicating the drift of the dom:-
nant party upon the great national questions
of the day.
The first resolution declares substantially
that the Union republicans rejoice over the
suppression Of wicked aud gigantic rebellion,
the extinction of slavery and the establish
na"nt of universal liberty The second ex-
presses profound sorrow Cor s'thc death of our
believed President, Abraham lincoln" and
declares That "a con inens saved to liberty viii
make his memory immortal" The third
recognizes the patriotic services Of tho Union
soldiers Of New Hampshire; and SO far it is
plain sailing But tho fourth resolution boldly
breaks ground upon TIE living issues of the
present crisis. itdcclsres That ws.iie i.4 ro,,ub-
Leans OF New Hampshire ''rejoice that chn.tel
slavery no longer receives the sanction Of law
or constitution on our broad domain" they
"cGnnot be blind to the fact that many of the
States lately in rebellion have already adorted
codes manifestly tending TO the re-esta5lish-
m mt Of other forms Of involuntary servitude,
little less oppressive than chat which hsa just
been abolished" and that iii is Che sacred duty
Of tho President and of Congress- to sec thai the
ordinance Of universal emancipation. written
in the blood of our brothers and sons, be no!
by any subtcrfuge made null and Of no effect"
This is "a sop to Cerbor,ls," a little bun
combe for tho radicals, and nothing more,
because the constitutional amendment. which
declares that "neither slavery nor involuntary
seryi!ude shall exist within the limits or jnris-
d:ction Of she United Statss, except in the
punirhnent Of criyae," also provides that
Congress shall have th'. power 20 enforce
tbs amendment by appropriate .egialstion.'
This secures the freedom Of the emancipa;ad
blacks in all the States by placing them, as
frccmcn, under Che supreme protection of Con-
gresa. Moreover. any court OF Tie United
States will protect them agains, unconsiiu-
uonai "involuntary serviiude." UpOn this MT
ter, therefore, there need 5e No delay in South
ern restoration.
What next? Tho republican party OF New
Hampshire next declares aha: the scheme 10
subycrs our neigbboring republic OF Mexico,
and 70 plant by foreign bsyonets an Austrion
dcspo';sm Instead, having had It's origin -
undisgaiscd hostility to shc United Sales. II Il
the urgent duty Of our government to take such
decisive measures" as will remo7e this offensive
European excrescencc This is ,be rceNir-na-
49, R.i
is the sentiment o: ihc masscs OF she American
people Of NIL parties, and ;s. Therefore, safe
ground to occupy.
Next the New HAM Shire republicans de-
Glare that eve recognize in Andrew johnson,
President Of the United STATES. the just citizen,
the sincere patriot and tho distinguished states
man that the tone and temper ot his late mn.
nual message to Congress meets our warm ar-
probaton;' that 1--WE pledge him our hearty
confidence and support in all his efforts 10
restore harmony and mutual trust between
the different sections Of the Union" &C.; from
which !. Is evident that the rank and die OF Che
republican party among the people have no
noiioc Of counIcnancing The efforts of such
Congressional radicals m Stevens and sumner
20 bring about rupture between the President
and Congress. New Hampshire, in adbcrng
60 the President. speaks for the great body Of
the republican party, from the Atlantic Ocean 10
The Pacific. and the responsible minority in both
houses Of Congress will sci wisely IN accept.
irg ibis Interpretation Of this New Hampshire
resolution. II holds fast 10 that condolences in
President Johnson which enabled The republic
can party 10 sweep the North in the elections
Of last autumn; and there is something Of pop
ular warning in IL, too. for the benefit Of The
foolish fanatics among The republican leaders
in Congress. Against all the ultra abolition
notions Of radical Northern Governors and
i.u;uI.l;..a S..a.Iu.u IL. NJ. II.