New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
GRANITE STATE REPUBLlCANS.
DAVID II. GOoDELL FOR GOVERNOR
HAPPY RESULT OF AN INTELLlGhNT AND
EARNEST STATE CONVENTION.
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co,oord y n Sent 1.-The Republican state
Convention IN this city to-day was ono OF The largest
End strongest held In New Hampshire INC
whole number Of delegates entitled to seats was "J'
ard 500 were present and voted. The leading cand'-
dates for Governor were Hiram 4. Tutle, wealthy
merchant Of Pittsncd John b. Smith. an equally
nrosperous woolen manufactures, Of IIsbOro; David
II Coodcll an extensive manufacturer OF cutlery AZ
Antrim and Woodbury. I. Melcher banker OF
LaconIo The result showed the choice Of Mr. Good'n
MFR Tntic had the active backing Of the Republican
supnorters OF the Concord Railroad while on Mr.
Smiths side the friends ~ tho Boston an1 Maine
Railroad were equally Jealous, thus bringing the
famous railroad fight Of 1887 into the contest to an
unfortunate extent GOodcll and Mecher were iree
from enianglng railroad alliances which made them
favoritcs as dark horses although not onctcnth ms
much had been done for either of them by way OF
canvassng as for Smith and Tuilc. Martin n
Haynes. of Lake Village. who defeated two years
AGO for the third term in Congress by Parson' Me-
Kinney of Manchester, made chairman OF The
convention, and in halfhour's speech created great
enthusiasm by his arragnment Of Mr. Cleveland ana
the Democratic party. and a hopeful survey Of the
present situation Mr. Haynes referring to the Civil
Service workings in New-TIampshirc, said;
Tho nurderers who occasionally nnd their way to the
scanold In probably better and worse
than the two who have been commissioned by Grover
Cleveland assist in his great work Of reforming the
Governments Tho forgcrs the walls OF
arc probably quite accomplished gentlemen as the
seven who have notified by Grover Cleveland that
rcposng especial confidence and trus, In your loyalty
honesty and integrity we do hereby appoint YOU ETC.
For every and convicted criminal to-day held by
yonder prison. counterpart In crime noT-
uatoi 70 public oaiee by the PRECEDENT There arc
murdcrors forecrs robbers and thieves embczzcrs
and wifeLcatcrs bnbars and blackmaIlers and on
list and they numbered at the last count rs.
with back districts to hear from. Tho President
alone responsible for the outrages upon Union soldiers
DAY Of reckoning has come Tor the solid despot
IN the White House. who has placed 1900 Union soldiers
pauperi IIo has assumed the role Of boss in the
arrc and offensive manner and welded his power
to humlaic nj, party. In his seif.-uficIency
and and allied with the free trade o!garchy Of
solid South NJ has onleousy chosen tho ground f,r
the coming hattie and there he viii hls Waterloo.
Tho convent on then proceeded TO ballot Tuttc
led on the first ballot but lacked IOG Of majority.
On ne second ballot Cooden lost nine. and on the
third. ihlrty-onc more. on the fourth ballot Tutle
lacked only six Of a majority. ON the 6fth Smiths
strength wcn largely 20 Goodell, and on the sixth
and decisive one Goodcll had 800, or enough to noml-
nate
Tho result IS hailed rs the best possible outcome
81 hard-f.ught but mo,t friendly contest. The
nominee born in liill,hONugh, May q. 1854
If, las been engaged I'm The menuactuir OF 'hovcls,
appe parcrs cutlery, etc, since I-51 lie has always
been Kcpull can and was elected by thai parry a.
Representing ron An'hm III lS,o 2r. - ahh o
State Temperance Union active I'm the nangcr rre'
ulonp@hs,4 any V vii do his mi
share toward making Harrlson's majority in this
STATE Tho largest ever known. .,-,... .. -.
Ex-Governor H. +. Prescott was chairman of the
Committee on Resolutions. The platform adopted
accepts the platform ~ the National Republican Con-
vcnlion and ratlhcS the nominations OF Harrison ana
Morton. II further;
The tarid question IS tho loading Issue 81 this cam
palrn and believing Il essential 10 the welfare % )ur
stao that t. American doctrine OF protection should be
maintained defended asFlns. tho assaults Of Free
Traders al anl abroad appeal to voters. without
regard their pat political affiliations 10 uno I'm the
election candidates. who pledged to rs sup
poit
W heartily approve 90 tho declaration in the National
Republican platform In favor Of temperance and morality,
AMI will best protect people from the
..rs - r0rg dr'r'.
w invite thc cooperation Of al who believe IN the
enactment laws for the protection Of our industries
from competition incident the free importation Of
products of pauper labor OF the old world OF our
laborcrs from unjust cXact!ols II employers, OF our
propcfty-owncrs from the attacks OF anarchy aud com
munsm ard Of all classes from the evils Of Iitc7acy
and irmorai'ty
~ the head Of the candidates for Presidential cleo
'ors f. the venerable Judge George W. Ncsmith, or
Franklin, who occupied similar place on TIE lar
and Tyler ticket I'm the l-40 campaign. The other
nominees charlie, u. Mcnuiic, Of MANCHESTER;
Charles :. WhchOusc, Of Rochester, and Frank ~
Ofrau. OF arriiL