The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-04
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REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
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denomination Of Frederick Smyth for
the Governorahip.
STRONG RESOLUTIONS on THE CONVENTION.
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The Duty of the Administra-
tiOn to Force NaxiGni!iaa
TO Abandon Mexico.
Endorsement Of President J0hnsGn us the
"JuSt Citizen, Sincere Patriot and
Distinguished Statesman"
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His Plan Of Restoration to lie
Supported.
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Tie New Hsn1ahire Republican State Convention tor
the nomination Of candidates for Governor and Railroad
Commissioners held In this city to-day The attend.
rory large In view Of the fact that the ronom
Aaon OF Governor srryth regarded certainty.
There we're aho1 ave hundred delegates present. rcre
sentng every town IN IA. Granite State Their proceed
ings woro rapid and hsrmon'o3A
Tho convention called to order at about eleven
o'clock by b. T. Pruson Secretary Of the State Central
Committee THIS committee had previously arranged
liz. Of officers which pnscn,od by Mr. Preston aud
adopted By the Convention, and By this arrangement
ecn George G. rogy, Of Concord uado President,
and there yce president chosen from county
The President Gr. Fogg, WAS then introduced Go hs
Convention by Mr. Proston and received with grest
applause He returned his thanks for tho compliment
which had been manifested In eboo.ns bin TO prode
de thon alluded ta struggle for national ex
s,cnce; TO is aud is successful Termination
He .so referred the origin OF the secession sebom.,
snd 10 The eause OF sympi,hy with the South GU the
part Of European monaichs attriba,ns 1t 70 Their sb-
eoro,ee o. republican Institutions The las, demo-
cratic administration, he said, the hotbcds
shich ani rebellion nourshed brought lcrlh
she fruit. Of civil war Ono these Cab net members
they we'll knew OF he tho groN moyiag spiri, VI
tho rebellion, ana In h, prison house day. The loyal
people OF the county demand hs trial for treason
and his punshmsn' Fnr sight Year, democratic
aiblsieN at ior,gn courts we're sIp,ctnx t.a
Astsbli shment oG southern ropfsdcracy, and
4nskins all necessary arrangements for that eyont
The moy bitter enemy ot the Union abroad ~.ss
the Emperor or ths French VINO did ali be dsred
In sidng tho rebels, Enylsbd reluctantly RETAINED
fruu interference affairs II. Then spoke ~
considerable length upon The roies which bad
ssH piay. by different gn durnz the bat,
var Ia concluding Mr. rozs said TIA. he believed ths,
a diaorsacss existing between Coagress aud the prsA
.sat would b. bartronizcs Ne DID believe tia,
kr,sidost Johnson wssid e. over 10 tie embraces "
ps oAi party whilh for -four years upsd tho rctsiIop
WAC vevsd our scce's AMI who reio'c.d wbcn.
Cue rsbels facces-fu, upon he dsld Of hattie
Arer ,aes. remarks 70 the Convention Governor
Fredsrck smy,h ansnimcuSiy ronos naied bytsees
nation.
Tho 0oyernsr having hesn wsitcd upon by commit
,es addressed the Convention aud accepted the nounA
ton lie ssId ths, in he discharge OF hm datir. 10
had The approval OF tls delesaes and thosc whom
they rcpfescn,cd the highest reward could SIX
Tor He vas no. cosn zant that he lid sseryed hair
from prncips ~ wandered psr,oic IN tho hiycharg of
daiy ,o seek the appreciation of friend or foe Yet
e,cryvhero aud all sides he had found only Kind
woods good wishes if roeiscied bis power. would
b. devoted % De. clipping ,he ample resources
coaeg.ag the homes; nduslry o; his beloved state
At the conclusion or tie Govrnors remarks there
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uouiius,ion Of Mijor George n. sasass. % Alton
The CON nnItse Recitation of Which MAJOR General
> O. GhHn. of Eec1c vis chairman, reported ta. iol
owIn. aad they Wcro imam noasy adopsoi r.
Resolved Ny the IN oa reprticana ~ New Ifaiap
rhin. .n convention assembled, That reDics With
yrca, JOY that the f.rs coud of war %" longer over
shadows our land th-' me od nng % We lh1n sa.n
roafs over every ot of the national tcrrior' von t
Atlantic TO The lhc'hc and from the Ias's "a OBJ Cuf ~
Ncx'o without anSwhero rniiuT unon ma''r -
f0wuing upon Far., aHd y" f"eefeE'y ttani toe A.
mighty Rqor ~ tic Fora 'lsl = isgri ei' -nio atd
wicked rebellion, o. pcrf.t ato and strengthen huipsu
bondage ha been cverrdiei 70 tlc''asoanioet o. un
versal iihcfty.
Resolved Thnt ID tins honr Of national eongrs,uuicn
over united y, ant constitution free from Tire
lerresy ., slavery 80 etpross oar po;o-ni arow iuf
lie a@a, Of our late beloved President Abraham In.
CON- whose pats osisni, honesty ~ rurpyse ard M
sservisg ntelty 20 gre4i Fnoiri0 ~ fFi argty ~
tcb,ed ion The tnumpi achieved and rot wra mats
free continent saved % liberty VII make hf m1in
Ressvea. That View Bampshre T. Justly prond Of tle
saau;ry snd hsrois of ir brave who forth
20 gy. ther strength aud their hvss In defenre ~ the
Union aud i,ocr'y 20 ours!scs asd % then b.
MAINTAIN and euboty IN our government the great yrn
cipes which thoy baii'sd sni many o. them f,L
Resolved, That while se rrJoceiha' ebsiiei sisory
longer receyss the rsncton Of rw or couttcton In
broad domain Of the Am--can Upton, canno' b.
bind - The f; that many of the States sieiy IN ree
lion have already adopted codes msnssty tsndiug 10
tbc rer-isbil.hn,cn, ~ ohcr fgrr.s of involuntary
rergitudr,' htue less oppressive than that which hAs
Just been ,boi-nea 10 The -scr.i duty of the Prcs
dent and of Congress- a. thnt the ordnance ~ mt
vrrra ernsnctyst-n vrucn Va the bcoi - broth
and sors bc co. by soy subssrfsse sunacd made Of
no cset
Resolved That the scheme snSvsr orr nsirhborlng
repabc oi horco. and 20 psnt Ny FORE bsyyusts
Anstran despyt,su usesf bsvir4 hst ~ origin
ds9uisod hostility to Tho rnlt-d sAt-s " tie urgeut
dsty of our govrrnuen 90 take such decisive moasnrea
~ vii bring about tho early ahsud.rmrbt " what
undf ths cirUnm- -asrek is nothing ies than standing
insut N our Ic~sr All uonsro ~ republican inst
1 taf,ons
Resolved, That recognize IN Andrew Johrson
Prcssdcnt 81 the United -afes the tgs ctitfp tho
parrot sni The di-iinTu shed sslcsn1AD thai the
and temper ~ bis late snnaai Ncgssge Congress
nlo~ts appreciation, and tagnr veil for the
suoco~ oi his sin natraslnn We pletgs him our
hearty conedens aad upfor n an bis enors 10 restore
harmony and mutua rfst b.iweeu ihr iIerra' seii0us
% the tnou nPon t1e basis u Unlgcf.a D.ry aa1
, gl.-,19.
Fesogcd, Tai toe sato and The nsit1na fAiIL Ileisa
for the reorpiior ~ the puhlc tebt bcarcd Ia q.
feDcr u 'nc tniyD must BE- h~p< nvyaie. ard tAt
irsisi upon al economy in The pablo expenditures and
! pledge Tue repnbtaa0 iary VI Sgw Hampshire ~ ~
treEchrncnt AMI feforn ahcrrer rrscfir1tfe Anl "
the sncsfiy ~ hs ritfsg .ivc 'hf ~ sasrA1tfi
ia oIr poser w pro an'inK sxNn fr fc.ertfnn oar
pr'ser' ppiuar Chief M..tsra'e Hon fIcfffcA Emyh
rga ng wh5ia gflcis ~ pgfs0usl n' sry ma -
1 lti.n raneor hs dafasi 20 utter a safd The people
knpw hi. devotion 10 ft sir lierrss honor his htsr
and sill tnnmphantiv ~ fieff him
The state CeNtrs tp-lu ties fos thH ensHiaE yrar
| then ctoscs. after ah,,h ne cosYani st'1arAsl