The New York herald., 1878-09-11
NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICANS.

MEETING OF THE STATE CONvENTION-NoMI-
NATIONS FOR STATE oPrICERs-THE REsoLU-
TIoNs-oUARDED ENDORSEMENT OF THE Ap-
MINIsTRATIoN.
CONCORD, N. II. Sept. 10, 1878.
The Republican State Convention was called to order
at baIfpast elevon O'Clock by The Chairman OF the
State Committee. Tho floor of tho hall was crowded
with delegates and tho gallery filled with spccta.
tors.
Charles II. Burns, OF wilton, was chosen as prcs-
den with one vice president from each county. The
usual committees resolutions and credentials
having been appointed Mr. Burns delivered an ad-
dress, which very long and mostly devoted 10
defence OF tho republican party ana its record. A
resolution calling for moro equal taxaton in the
State was referred
BALLOT FOR GOVERNOR
Tho Convention then pr ocoeded to ballot for a cand
date for Governor. with tho following result
Whole number OF votes cast................... 700
Necessary ior choice. 351
u. +. Hoyt, OF Ep2ng. ng..................... j
James l.. French. OF Moul onooroush. ........... l
Edward l.. Spauiding, oil Nash
Cuarle Il. Bell, OF EXetor. 2S2
Natt Head oil Hook t........................ H.
and tho latter was declared tho nominee amid great
cheering. On motion the nomination was ma1o
UNANIMOUS.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
Messrs. G. i. Conn, of Concord, and D. L. Willard,
OF OXFORD, wore nominated by acclumation Tor Rail.
road Commissioners
ballo, Tor tho third Railroad Commissioner was
had, and James L. French, OF Moultonporough, was
elected.
Expressed his thanks Tor his nomination. He sug-
gested that would be fitting for the Con ventiou IN
In the South suffering from yellow fever. commit
tee was appointed 70 put his suggestion into eject.
RESOLUTIONS.
Tho committee reported the iollo ing rcsoutions-
Whereas republican can with pride md
confidence TO its record egsimton in peace
SHIP claim them ss pledge OF ansaassa and @na
popular sa sspp as .ns
whereas tho country has reached period the
affairs and cannot siord commit It's
o as as S MY
trusts and cares Of State snc nation: therefore, be
os ssoso1. 'SS
cure CO ap osa Ss a Dns' and Sssss no so To-
guard aud MAINTAIN the political rights Of indi-
.hs ins i
c fssImmsad sn taS. az or .he ananees
rate @ S ks.e and
before rs ,s.a,n d seahasnss aud
s,ms"a :ha, our nuocta nssss % ~ peSp.S @
na.ionsi peril should be nsinsaasd inSioate and our
sh, spirIs Of Inc lester Of Law
a T.. 70 %
yas ends! ~
r s IN na .ss they should BE- do
moucnt AFTER tho restoration OF the
tho fulnment OF this pledge has arrived spccs
payment has 6een ,esehed we denounee all eor delay
the day OF resumption and to initiate the
sdotion. issue OF destructive to s
Dusaes Interests, and wise,
public
Resolved That believe in no questioning of the
title no trinuy with an issue irrsvocaby aud
justly settled and further The useless Potter
Commitee that there should be Outiawed
Southern claims AID pei ensons to rebel soldiers
Rcsovcd. That we believe In equal taxation Of all
property and In the exemption OF none.
Resolved, That OF hours OF daily tell
enough for man. woman child, and Ia tho abs Of
this ought to be deemed legal days work
Resolved, That believe In equal rignts An equal
exercise Of those rights all citizens of tho ubic
Resolved. That we boiicvo In honest and unintimi
dated ballot and air held tor all political parties
South wei. ut tho North without which sunrag
slam ana the constitution rope OF sand.
Resolved That us rty we welcome and bid God speed
to the temperance cormaticn aud shall give
material support as shall DO AT our command
Resolved. That tender profound and heartfelt
sympathies to plague smitton vrsthren the SOUTH
In til. fearful and spread visitation tho disease
which s bringing unutterable desoation sorrow
to thor homes and pledge to them such practical aid
as Providence has placed In our power.
Resolved That the thanks Of the republicans Of tho State
admin stration OF state nHtrs.
The Convention, after selecting State com N ittee
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