New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
ErNERAL POLITICAL NEWS
THE NEw-HAMPsHIRE DEMo0HA, wrsro,
Ar ryruusrAsro coSvENrIoN-'AMS' "
" NOMINATED.
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NOMINATED.
nv TELEGRAPH TO THE rRiBuE'l
oon n r.. Jan. s.-A dsinterested spec
~. g. oould hardly have persuaded hmson 'n"'
..,.n.,ss who crowded the City Hall Win onooii0''
80. faces we're the representatives VI POI"
-. hammer is inscribed but single Vio'o'' W 1
-, ,;.t of s,xtetn defeats. Such they WERE "o"
A'onS '.' ,,oi, ooun,enances were marked with an
= 49, Of confidence which could hardly nave
go n,r,IIel IN the faces OF the delegates VINO me'
her. vssterday 1t plainly evident tna' 'o
xrar. pleased with the action OF the hepu',.VA' :.
nomination OF a working farmer peing Ooui0'
,vaakpess which they were not slow 10 peroei'o,
vesoon had reached the state House once anu ""' "
40 4, aeain was evidently the idea of the shrewder
men Of the party. ,o,on
The Hon. Ira A. Eastman Of Gilmanton was CHOSEN
,,o,m.nsnt chairman. and on taking bis seat, said:
tn vin victory Won have but to place before the IN
tai~ent voters OF the State true man for your eth
commend itself to their good sense and Judgment
and when I say trne man, mean onv hoso
integrity and uprightness are beyond question: Mnoso
ability and education are equal TO tho requiremen's
of the Office. and whose lntellgenoe anu kooI 1o
" mann Zoo whose INDEPENDENCE OF character rmness,
and deois,on guarantees against All .e
slon y, inc ' "a "no mans man" but the man
Tor the masses Can the Convention ina. o.
sem as tse aT5 men that voted against him to
The hat to answer. take 1t. gentleman that you are
going out OF the nall nome W Jun
ssom,nee thai YOU are not ashamed of. one who com
hines character, strength Intelligence aplnty t5
fity. and popularity one VINO sn9 " !. homnd to win
And when you present TINS uche' W,
your neShbors and friends and you are -s and FORE
Is TO be gained by tell them that nrss anu stt
most IL you succeed. aud the Government OF te sat t
passes INFO yoar hands you VIII reduce h no ne for
least fourth This can be done ana vo 81 The
thore IL anything that Is grinding tDe poPo ~ s
agricultural towns into the dust IL esor an n sse there
Csst your eye to Washington and when you see M
the progscy corruption the bribery the inert te
nss the base subservency to power ana .e pbnsS
fr continuance In power when you see 1 Of
Congress with majority OF rs in the mousse lhs'eau
repeating shameful and base act OF Congress- lns,thg
tho intelligence of the people with the suDterfuge OF
their 5000 act IL seems TO impossible that the inte
hgent voters OF New Hampshire will tolerate this state
publican press OF and Republican conventions
good for 10 is all set down by the magnaes OF the Ad-
Snnsraton as unworthy Of notice, and the only way
the free people the balotbox Advice that shall speak
from that may be hOnored and possibly needed, but
from no other source; Let onr watchword be. " Cut
down tho Let there float on our banner the true
principles Of the campaign for which we contend,
namely integrity. honesty economy and reform IN all
the departments OF the Government. from the White
House and all It's surroundings down to the small
essried gentlemen.
The permanent Organization then completed. and
the first formal ballot the Hon. James A. Weston was
nominated for Governor by tine following vote
Whole number OF votes. 63l necessary for choice.
BIG; Jas A. Weston had So Hiram r. Roberts 25I aud
A. K Hatch, 81
mr weston was received WIN enlhuSlastC Cheers anu
szi
Mr. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN OF THE CONVENTION:
j tender unfeigned thanks 10 you for the renewed
rpressOp of cDn1ience in me- as this nomination was
wholly unsought by me aud my local friends l have
the right TO that is the Of the people,
B0d II sm again placed IN the Gn6ernatOrial chair II
will DO my hs effort TO do all in my power for the best
Interests OF the State.
A. Sloway Of Franklin nominated for Railroad
Commissioner. receiving DIS out OF 81 votes.
Col Henry o. Kent of Lancaster introduced. and
WAS greeted with loud applause. He said that the
Liberal Republicans had been in Session. and they had
instructed him 10 that they DGorsed the action OF
shs Convention. and would do all in their power to
carry out Its action.
Tue resolutions then read and adopted deolar-
ing tho Convention in favor OF the Union favoring
sronohment. reform, and economy; opposing I'M
equal taxation; condemning land grants TO
Preparations; regretting the Presidents failure
she Cincinnati Baltimore platform, and inviting tho CO
operation of the Liberals declaring that the Federal Ad
has brought itself the contempt OF the
"A american people," refusing 10 support any man who
6avors the salary grab opposing all monopoes
and oppressive corporations; recognizing the grew
anoes OF the farmers and other producing classes
n.yorng stringent laws in relation to the invest
OF savings banks deposits approving "a Judcious
oenso law which may be made prohibtory by local OPP
on :" congratulating the Democrats OF the West on
heir recent victories and pledging earnest efforts to
elect the Democratic candidates IN New-Hampshire
Tue Convention then adjourned s1ne de.