New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
the want Of fidelity which has charsct 6 ser

,le want Of fidelity which has characterized Few OF
Sse has wa'a fp me hack pay
crease Of salaries, passed by the XLlid sh in
violation Of the pledge OF economy my nress and on
the stump throughout the Presidential compass pnt 'N
rearmed after the reflection OF Presdens
THIRD: We call upon Senators and .aI,oS
70 vote for the unconditional repeal Of the socaeo
salary Of the XLIId Congress and 70 use the
salary of the President Of the United States at the old
SCALE far the Constitution viii ADMIT and Anan
eal depression we can upon our senators ana epfe
senayes who have proed by Tue 10 the Govern
the XLIId Congress To make res'l Restitution
ment which they have helped 10 emDaiI, y, tho Pc
Ffth: We earnestly invite the n,ted and defer
Mined eorf ~ preserve the organic alton from reproach
from any quarter, so that may coi' onI a. tho
proud position ofbeng the party OF 'no p0op0 'o' VI"
~ I'm repnbc there should BIO no privileged
Grass anu otest against anv revival Of the abuses OF
the frankinC privilege and Will nan s y ,,nn. shaI
ppa e minated from railway management and CORE
spending reduction made in fares anu III " '"o
SerenD: We call upon Congress to pave the way by
early and wise legislation for snch improvements III oul
DaVme,s as viii be most beneficial TO the great indus
frial and commercial interests OF the country.
Ei0bM: We demand such revision OF the laws ere
anS and governing savings banks shall lead to the
investment OF their funds IN undouou SECURITIES hnu
lion of their management from other banking institu
TONS TO the end that their funds may oe securely IN
vested and our towns ana villages Dulit up anu ouI me-
chanics and workngmen encouraged TO provide homes
and farms for themselves
Ninlh: We call upon the next Legislature TO make
thorough revision of the laws relating to taxation ana
valuation that taxation shall he just and equal ana
unjust burden be imposed the earnings OF the
poor.
The remaining resolutions welcomed farmers TO the
ranks of the Republican party deprecated the growing
tendency TO special legislation depored the prevalence
OF intemperance the efforts of Congress and
the Administration to reduce expenses, and pointed
with pride to the results OF Republican rule IN New
HAMPSHIRE. The entire series adopted aud the
Convention then adjourned sine die.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvESTION-THE ANTI
ADMINISTRATION PARTY NOT DISCOURAGED
THREE CANDIDATES FOR THE GovEINoRSHIP.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
CONCORD, n. H., Jan. THE Democrats
are here in numbers fully edualing those OF
the Republicans last evening. aud they seem to
he not in the least discouraged by the action OF
the Republicans to-day The Democrats will control
the full vote Of the opposition TO the Repub-
cans at the last election for all the leading Liberals
such as Jno H. Goodall Of Nashua, Col II. o. Kent OF
Lancaster Knight of Lebanon, and John Foss and j.
b. Merrill of Concord acting with them. The usual
meeting of the State Central Committee was held this
afternoon the Phoenix Hotel, the Chairman, G. f.
Putnam Of Warren presiding. f. Burke OF Newport was
appointed chairman of Committee on Resolutions, ana
there is but little doubt that license plank
will be put place Of the mild prohibition resolution oil
the Republican platform. There but three candi-
dates named Judge Roberts Of Roingsford, " r. Hatch
Of Portsmouth and ex-Gov Weston OF Manchester The
impression now seems to be that Gov. Weston VIII
have another opportunity TO try his popularity. but
there 4. no knowing but that the farmers NAV be as
successful they were to-day, and carry In