New-York tribune., 1868-07-06
POLITICAL.
GRANT AND coLFAx RATIFICATION MEETING IN
NEW MEXICO.


GRANT AND COLFAX RATIFICATION MEETING IN
NEW MEXICO.
Pursuant to notice given by the Executive
Committee OF the Union Republican Association OF New
Mexico, meeting held in the Legislative Han at
Santa Fe N NJ on the evening Of the 2st june 1853.
for the purpose of endorsing the nominations and plat
form of the Chicago Convention The meeting called
TO order Hon. Anasaeio sandOyal and Don Pablo Del
gado, as VcePresdents Of the Union Republican Asso-
ciaon took their seats President and YicePesdent,
and Don J. Bonifaco Chayes and Capt. Eben Everett
were appointed Seeretaes & OF inc meeting Ihe purpose
dent the following resolutions were offered and read in
Jose d. Sena, and unanimously adopted the
preston Of the loyal Union men OF New Mexico.
symseo should ld' Ss S.sd endorsement platform Adopted
s1S aa 81 S Of d Se % S0I9S' @ e,eaps sps Tue
RsOIred That Territorial people are sensible Of our weak
our Republican Institutions principles ~he they
ReOred That fully resolutions adopted By s Con
P h t ~ se we i a. gS PsGS a 0i sle fs a al tbal Se
ihe CoHque,or Of Rebellion and to bis associate Schuyler
Rore That spproe and sustain the eeonstrueion pon{ i
lion safety and realization the theory Of gov
e9me9t IN the triumph Of Republican principles pies &,
guaranteeing suffrage all loyal at re sou'h
c safety and which ovSs e position in when the State. oi,ss
Congress to adopt so far as those STATES
d Ihs the question Of sa1se rage 10 m % Io ts S9T.s ~ .o1 i
properly belongs 10 the people those states that
Dec,rsoa ofIndcpeudehce by boSs upon
suffrage On 1eCgT @ race sG & sTos s 3A @ ", Of the
Union aud our Institutions Is nyoaSe to asa sacred % 70 S
Ro9f ssces economy the ainntr,tion Of shs Coy.
obeyed that taxation should be rsueet raPy
and considerably as the national necessities S permit AM The d
equitable proportion that be attained as the S ioI the prose
ior the safety and interest Of millions yet gnton , =, ,h
s That 1.o5 s e s,s @ uo% sa oa S5 5' % 5 qsiS @ % al
the land hamoy and prosperity to iae country aa
Of right and justice and O, liberty ad law To
political abilities restriction, BY which hey affected
After the reading and adoption OF the foregoing reso-
the Hon W F. N. Army and Capt Vim. Breeden, in AL.
vocaey Of the election OF Grant and Coax, and OF tho
principles of the platform of the Republican party,
laid down at Chicago and Endorsed in the foregoing reso-
ssoIred arrangements be made the EIeeuive
cS%SS S @ s' He. ei SBS5 cBssH S consumed Board ." R
gTaon for the purpose Of & &SorTsspoaeg Urn 1s S"sV
Ssss T sas S PSs' P St St. % I 'fs 56 re p9'%6Sa % %Ss
| The meeting then adjourned sine die
| ANAsTACIO SANDoYAL, President.
PABLO DELGADo, Yice-President.
I ]. Bonfaco Chayes, Eben Everett Secretaries.
DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN STATE con-
| VENTION.
| CoLUMBIA-Id District-John r. Currie,
reyeI ceYTSa~Ist bisie-R Rich C. p williams, George
l. Root. I'D DStriet-H W. Andrews, j. L. Parker, C. C.
| Clifford.
The CHICAGO Tribune SAYS of the Democratic
protest against the admission Of the reconstructed states
The most significant part OF the protest is the threat
that Democratic party obtaining possession OF the
Government will at once proceed 70 undo an 'nat nas @
eHactments OF Congress to that end Will treated
unconstitutional legislation. The readmted States VIII
be restored TO the old status Negro suffrage VIII DC
abolshed the negroes be RENTED a subordinate posi-
ton and authority be lodged exclusively IN the hands OF
the whites. The amendments 70 the CONSTITUTION WIZ pe
pronounced null and void and thus shall get back TO
the old standpoint at which the original compromises
Guiding that clause which declares that "no person held
to service labor state, under the laws thereof
escaping into another, SHALL in consequence OF any law
or regulation therein be discharged from such service or
labor but shall be delivered up ON elim OF tne P! 10 IN
whom such service or labor may be due. WIN III
| amendments of the Constitution since the war thus
s@LStgS nDi S IN al o its proVoas and ecacy slavery
would OF remain as not abolished. III requires
little Imagination bOde forth the OF such
an entanlng condition No supposes that the hot
heads who would accomplish such ends can obtain as
AMID the sophstries which win be the stock IN trade OF
Democratic stumpspeakers and journals, during tue
the party they represent what would be the sequel
| OF its acquisition OF power
The San Francisco Times says: Grant has
that highest OF all quaes-that equanmity-that self
pose that marks the complete man. Cautious and Wide
looking in his deliberations cool IN his JndgmeIts' no
once entered He will not become the tool OF any clique
combination, which may seek TO use hn Tor its own
advantage and the public detrimen he Will not be mis-,
led by shOrtsighted and lying ambition, whlch VIII
promise him mOmentary advantage at Tue price vi N
consciousness of rectitude. That he has strength OF
mind and tenacity of purpose that he good Judge OF
men, and possesses administrative ablty, we Know oy
what he did during the war That he - esutn.e VI ul
hallowed AMBITION and is regalder OF Law esteehing
himself the ruler but the servant OF tne people "o
know by his course since the CONCLUSION ot the Wu.
The San Francisco correspondent OF Inc
CbcagO Tribune The Mon masses of the facho
shores have everywhere cordially ind0Sed the hOlnba
ton OF Grant and COfax aud ann satlsred at ~ u e
best ticket which could possibly be made iQ ms sac Q
the continent Cofax is remembered kindly by al Pacn9
coasters and viii get many vote from men who Woulo
not have voted for Wade, or almost any oser Ean VIZ &
could have been nominated. As for Grant, Ae was lho
first and only choice OF the Union men OF the Pacihc
shores There has been but one ratneatlon meeinE 10
San Francisco but IL was rouser, AMI hao an M
mistakabe effect Oregon has just gone against Us from
| local causes only"
| The lndidndpOlis Journal says "Some lnJu-
dicous Democrat has again sSseste Ile I'D IY % Svcy ~
District against Mr.. Ortiz VIII these fellows never es
the General alone He is roted out as caholal'e ot
the Congressional nomination every two years ana j. rs
regularly defeated On two occasions he mas been placed
on the Democratic State ticket with similar result pc
fore the people We submit that h about time ls per-
secuton OF Gen Manson should cease lie has oeeh lhr
tyred long enough
The Republican State Convention of New
Jersey will assemble at Trenton July 10 nominate
candidate for Governor. Tie persons menoned III con
necton with the office Cornelius Walsh fEsseM John
l. Blair Warren; and j. X. Frcese oI Mercer INC nst
OF whom the earliest named, ana l cOns.ucleu' W
have perhaps the best chance oil "a nonit atloh.
The Tennessee Union Flag says: Mr: ~. ).
Mathee our efficient depot agent, Nh isaac n Baop t.
john s. Mathee ana many more OF ouL sleasS WIZ d
from honest and conscientious motives, NAYS come out
boldly and emphatically for Gen. Grant sol Is a." o'e'
the country" ....|. ...r....
The Udrsatu Western NeW- Yorker favors the
nomination OF the Hon Augustus Frank Tor thc euIcn-
ant-Goyernorship, on the Republican state ticket
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NAVY GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, July S-An additional rssiSIer & @ %, .,