New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03
NEw-HAMPsnIRE REPUBLICANS.
MOODY CURuER NAMED FOR GoVERNoR-A sHo
PLATFORM.

MOODY CUR NER NAMED FOE GONERNOR-A shol'I
PLATFORM.
CONCORD, ~ H., Sept. 1.-The Republican
stat. Committee wa. clIeI to order by Chairman Gal
nger OF the Commit at 1873 o'clock is morn
ing He expressed hi, conviction that shc nominee OF
the party would receive 5000 majority In New iiamp-
shire next Nov m1cr. The organization recommended
at the meeting Of the State Committee last evening was
adopted. and the gentleman nanel at thit uine
were elected as permanent officers of the
convention Mr.. Greene, the chairman al
Iudcd to lhe brilliant record the Republican p1ry,
and the great fuudamen al truths viii had developed
such men Lincoln, Grant ana Garhed' ne hI8ueI
that The Republican party favored good government ~
TIE people by the people and for the people WIN an dt
suct government implies ~ conceded that IN re G.
Of today u IN excess OF me wan 9I we
ment but be the purpose OF he Republican
parry to relieve the people IRON aI uhnSGc' ay iI m
Regarding our foreign policy ne sd: we Dell,V We ~ II
policy that minds business aad cApec'S oer
na 10 10 mind theirs that ITS our rights ana main
tains them" lie spoke in eulogishe terms or Blame
and Logan -.,t,-.. -
Governor by counties, wnIch resulted as follows;
Whole number Of 800
a choice. Zol
David II. G0Odcl Of Autrim......-...... l46
Moody turler, OF Manchest,r--........- az
Scitterl NJ ~
On motion of Mr. Bowers, of Newport, Mr.. Curriers'
nomination was made unanimous committee escorted
him to the platform, he made an address accept
ing nomination. George W. Libbeg, Of Whiteeld
and James Larkiu of Concord, elected Pres den
| tal electors.
The following resolutions were adopted:
The Republicans OF New-H lmpshre. In Convention
now assembled, congratulate the country the eminent
v able, wi.e and Honest administration Of Chester A.
Arthur President Of the United States, which
has commanded alike The respect OF foreign
powers and the admiration OF the tAnercan
ueople They endorse the National plat
form Of the Republican party and Affirm their ad
he1ence Republican principles which are essential 10
tue prosperity OF the country; the entire equality OF
rights before the law free and unbouglt ballot and an
honest count, appon menis 10 public office conditioned
upOn ascertained ness the faithful ana fearless enforce
ent OF all laws, honest money protection to home IN
dustcs promotion OF general education throughout the
land and absolute protection of American cnzenS AT home
or nm foreign nrds II IL evident that only those who
have proved their hearty allegiance such principles
nngbt 10 he entrusted with The administration of tue
Governmeu and ull who accept them vii DE cordially
welcomed 10 their support Under he lea lershp Of the
able man brilliant orator and experienced stat slan
Tams q Blane nominated for the office OF Presiden' O
The limited STATES aud OF the gallant soldier anu tiled
legislator. John A. Logan. the Repubhcans OI New
Uampshire pledge their undivided vote, ana predict
tbrOughout ihe whole land a tnumphal victory Ihe
EenuhLcaus of New Han, shire offer for the suffrage O
the n onIc for the flee Governor, the Hon. Moody
Curfer OF Manchester, In full confidence that MS ability
aud integrity will honor the Office to Whlch nc VIII De
elected,
The convention then resolved itself into County Con
yentons for the choice of 100 members OF the STATE
Commit After the or those selected hau DeI
announced the convention adjourned.
TEXAS REPUBLICANS IN CONVENTION.
HoUsroN. Tex. Sept. 2.-The Republican