New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

NEW -HA AdPSHIRE REPUBLI IAN CONVENTION.
p. c. CHENEY NOMINATED FOR GovERNoR-A PLAT
FORM cONDEMuSG THE UNLAWFUL USE OF THE
MILITARY POWER AND DEN0UsCISG THE wHTTE
LEAGUE. .
CoNcoKD, JAN 1s-1he Republican State
Convention was called order at llSo IN In Eagie
Hall by the Hon. Daniel Hall OF Dover. who made brief
speech There were ess delegates present Gen. Gilman
Marston OF Exeter chosen President with two Vice
Presidents from each county and a full nst OF secre-
tares. Gen. Marston made the usual speech Of con-
graduation referring To the day.
He said that tho party which proved unable 20 mesi
those Issues must go down. The Republican party had
two grave questions to determine-to give an honest
hard to the people and protect honest labor
and guarantee projection and equal rights every where
in the State Gen. McCutchns and o. r. Prescott with
drew from the canddsture for Governor. Teers wero
appointed aud ballot for candidate taken, resulting
as follows:
Mhoie number OF votes. 643
necessay n1y 10 a choice. -
Person c. Cheney Of Manchester received. S92
His nomination was made uDanmous.
Charles L. Powers OF Jafrey was then dominated for
Railroad Commissioners. The following the resou-
tions -.-
The nrst declares Tin favor Of equal civil rights and
sutton and the laws.
The second Incorporating hostility all forms Of
official venaiity and corruption.
Inc lntd the lowest ot taxation compatible with
honest eeonomca and e1icient administration OF all
branches OF the State and National GOverpments.
Inc ourth, unalterable opposition the election OF
any man 10 the Presidency OF the United states for
thrd term.
The ffth congratulaes aud thanks those Republicans
WHO, IN the recent election secured the defeat of tho
sanry graDpefs anu corruptonists. who had brought
reproacn upon the country and disgrace Themselves
Inc SIKH faVOrs State policy that shall encourage
nome enterprise, industry, and temperance; improve
spread the advantages OF free education and secure
good wages and steady employ ment TO labor and fair
return 10 capital
The seventh, financial policy based free banking
ana the earliest possible resumption OF specie nts.
lnashuch as sucn resumption Affords the only safe aud
permanent remedy for present financial depressOD,
ana We heartily concur with the viows the subject
expressed by the President IN his late message, ana
COgently elaborated the accompanying report the
Secretary of The Treasury
The eighth lavOrs prompt and unyelding denial by
Congress OF all applications for subsidies aid OF
scheme on individual or corporate aggrandizement.
NintL We earnestly desire peace, protection,
and prosperity Tor the people the South that
selves enjoy, and We condemn all rapaciy and NAL
whether wnite black, aud all lawlessness and Dtl
daOn on the part OF white leagues white employers
Let us nave peace" and call COngresS 10 give
peace and republican form or government TO Louisi-
ana without delay.
Tenth: While condemn the OF the military
power OF the nation purpose not clearly defined
IN tue Constitution, We denounoe the armed orRanlza-
OF all their troubles and particularly IN Louisiana,
whero they have seized tine OF the state overturned
the existing Government, and fOully murdered thou
sands OF innocent citizens
Eleventh In declaring for equal rights and specie
payments IN their platform, and opposing tho enact
resumption, we nave renewed PROOF OF the chrOnlc
tendency or the Democratic party promise tnng
aud do ancther.
Three other resolutions condemn the State Demo.
cratic party in strong terms, and commend the Repuo-
hcan candidates.