New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-18
NEW.HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRACY.

DANIEL MARCY NOMINATED FOR GOYERNoR-MR.
J. 8. II. FRrNKs VIEWS ON NATIONAL POLITICS.
CONCORD, N. H., Jan. 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention met to-day, with j. s. H. Fink as
president In taking the chair Mr.. Frink said:
The entire Democratic party believe they have fairly
and honestly accomplished the election OF Mr. Tilden
a. President OF The United States The attempt is being
made 10 cheat Us out OF the fruits or victory HUNDREDS
OF Republicans conccde the election of Mr.. Tden or dis
trust the election Of Mr. Hayes. No sooner was the
OF oce-hoders began Every device of party warfare
aud every menace OF military strength was
pie. Tho trckcry Of the Returning Board Is too
well known, and the egerdcman 6y which state states
History records 70 such abuse Of the electoral system
aud the efforts of extreme men in the Republican party
to strike into the Democracy by the use OF mill
tary power aud to incite civil war have proved fue
III state declaration OF war has been made by a
gentleman directing the duties OF the forda ketu
Board aud who guides cODspiratOrs at the Capitol ana
directs affairs in Newliampshire His purposes are
challenge battle has fallen impotent The Democratic
party want Justice but they put far away I'll thought oil
saGaeity and Craftsmanship OF the Cor essionai com
mitees who will make apparent the rs at way 10 set'e
all difficulties.
An effort was made by the friends ~ Daniel Marcy,
the Democratic candidate last year. to have him
nominated for Governor by defamation, but a
ballot insisted upon. Mr. Marcy received $50 OUT
OF ga votes, however aud his nomination was then
made unanimous Thomas ]. Dinsmore was nominated
for Railroad Commissioner, and after adopting resoiu-
tons the Convention adjourned
Tie resolutions OF the Convention are substantially as
follows: The first reafrms devotion to the cardinal
ideas OF the perpeuy Of the UniOn the supremacy OF
the Constitution and the equality OF the states The
second declares firm adherence TO the doctrines con
tanned In the National Democratic platform, especially
the demand for reform Endorsed at tho polls by ma
jority of 100000.
The third denounces 1.-The conspiracy organized at
Washington by desperate and interruptions men among
the leaders of the Republican party TO thwart the clearly
expressed will of the people through the action OF lille
gally constituted ard Corrup.y controlled returning
boards o: the South revolutionary ana treasOnaD!e IN
purpose and effect Ii strikes at the very HE
OF the elective franchise which ia the basis aud vital
prpcipc OF this Government"
The fourth denOuncrs the OF troops by President
Grant III South Carolina and louisiana The fifth calls
upo OF both houses OF Congress TO
mite In securing peaceful solution OF the difficulty IN
which the country is involved. The sixth cOusels mod
Grafton hut claims il "a paramount duty 10 defend the
Constitution TO the last resort. The seVeDth calls
uuon all who believe in the election OF Mi 1llien 10
mite in demanding his inauguration. The eighth de-
mands the reduction Of the army.
Next follows several resolutions discussing exhaust
lively the subjects Of the appointment OF electors the
functions returning boards and the GIty OF Congress
touching the count OF the electoral VOTE ana concluding
with these wons Relieving that Mr. ItdeD received
majority OF tho whole number OF electoral votes, we
pledge him hearty and unqualified supp TT IN tho
f exercise of his authority in conformity with the Con-
stitution and laws Of the land"