New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08
''' TIE TRIBUNE.
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,.s,e az n, vote =, all IN the question, have
lived ava; rautSci tho cs S,atvc call of Con.
,,s.ss, ~ rsySse the CNas,tuioN Of our State Inc
r,.Nx;,y In tsvNcr " sCNnvcn,'cn cannot We ihn@'
AZ sAsS nj Fifty Thousand, er more than the whole
nna,s>er NJ votes cast sSains, a Convention" we
S,,,>sa E,z sgi c>lN>tyNi smNosity os Ono aundSo"
AsS.sS sss Il Could not have fallen short ct that
ns~Sar ii sAe question had hccn thoroughly Discus
.as ssa ,ae reerle hsd universally voted bat
~, carry ami unconditional surSnicr OF these or'
,.>.s,r,. ~ l\vvca,S,,, wSo alone had power 20
,,s ,,rr>,s,,S,r t,,aSlsec rendered the result 10
~, ~, ,,>,y,, ,,s a, ,hr iricn,S NJ s Convention
merry ysx>S xni toe attention OF tho public
Isy,esS>i \, vori gasN polls 'herNw 'se no Con
yensSS hs,aSS ans; =, scarcely any wss e'iN'' na"'
9, .<~sr>a = Ses,cvsl eN;'v,ssNn n the p"ohc Witt
~, uN,ri ss>sveSly wA!s;>eoNi about 'aai ooaNch
~, va. 3asessci ~ ssvc The BLACKS the Right OF
s,se.s. s-pN, eas s. votc o; s>Nne 5000 against
,>.-v,sXS,, IN iris Cay sioac mainly trra Adopted
,>s.vx.s n, y,Aesity is sufficient however tor
sgprssSS>sl purposes
IN, scs O: tho Legislature Recommending
INssNsassaa Ssshs - hsvc escs advertised Tor some
,s, X ..s>a,As IL toHy journals of our oity ou''
9e,s, sus -e,u?rsascat has been oSeycd ithas been
ny, .sS,,, TIA, WY few persons have ever seen
\. 49, r.ASSAs<i Sv Authority, I, prescriees
~, ~, I.els, Se:e-s NJ cSch County shall ON the
a.s TsrNiSy " April next, che day on which the
,,,s. :, SN,ase " ~; License the sale OF n'oXl-
49,, IS:sa-S * - k tSkeal cleri As many Dele
CSSsvcn;ioa A. they ar now entitled 10
A>,a, NcrsS<,-s az ASSe-.ely-ihis City having ~
,p,,Sss u ! A,hx-y : WcsSches;er : &c y
->.-sy,v - the ve,ss cSs; WELL esc; as IN a!i fopa'
"a, Ssy,,,s,-s = iris S.s.s The Delegates 50 chosen
-, ,S,,-,Ass n Convention 81 the Cspitol on the
-. N,.s.sv = Isn, Organize by the election OF
p-..ssa,. Sec.sssry, NJ, and proceed TO consider
-, t,sas...:s,s .; his Sake and propose Amend
-,,-cs ,Ac-e:o wherever they shall seem necessary
y ex.sGsea. Tbs Amendments approved by
-.c--.v >: ;As Convention 10 be submitted 10
~ Nsc,ss 81 ;he;, spp1cvsi or rejection ut the
-rxSzr S.s,. glecisoa or Ire FIST Tuesday OF No
rs-Sse ssxs-sepS-s:ely, !: ;hey csn be; but ii the
cs-u,,oaa decide rs, they eanno, be- then they
nv :, ~ vc.ss q al together, II approved oya
-sr<:sv a :he Peoples Votes they sire ,hencetorth
-Ss.ss-S pc-,soas .: he Constitution Of our State
ys,z=e. ;hs-e:o-e lbs, The attention OF our Peo'
wsrs :oilv directed 70 The subject OF Constitu-
5,-L Rs:c-=. X lbs; Inc Convention, when 1t as
s,-h,ss sea- hsvs some des OF the nature and en-
~. IL changes required. We hope 10 see the
s,-,S:- orss-sza;:oa n our City Of Reform Club,
,o-o-;sas INV OF the souudest aid sbles, men of
Cs-x wse-sin the various propositions OF amend
~: sa4l = .bo-oashly discussed. in the hearing OF
rr-v IS s.ag caoose 10 attend. and some portion
& tss teaa,es sznna.ily reported in the journals,
60 -: :asv u,.v - accessible 10 al We trust
sr-lsr GIBBS viii be formed in the various Cities
IL Tc--s throughout The State, and similar dis
sassso-s h.i herein. The effect could not fail OF
bang sstz.2r.. both with respec; the doings OF
ne Corveato, snd The general diffusion of Political
x5o~;eite
-Tbe selec.;oa 81 Delegates TO the Convention
.n-d te regarded OF sr hands with the deepest So
s:s3a Ca:oab;a :iy. The tue course III p-ac;ica-
he vScc3 - % cnoose me aolest and best men,
~z:h s-.5-e disregard OF party differences. Unhap-
ply bowere- i ne People were capable OF wholly
6ssca-dI.s parry distinctions. thei, Delegates
.a=,.selves VOID 10, BE-, and Popular yirue and
Is-eG:Eeace would h2ve been pa, TO a severe trial
. - P-poe 81: pas: occurrences have abund
s-:Ey proved tie members OF the Loco-Foco party
ca ,svs- :o-ce: ina; they are pa-tisans. In the
es..Itr Wig S.a:e OF New-Jersey, when the Con-
s.urc1 was 70 BE- revised some two years since the
sed:az nea OF both parties came together and for
c.lsy E--eac .hz: I'd equal number of Delegates
Sou each sbouid be chosen TO the Convention
Tb@: accordingly drew up schedule Designating
tAe proportion md number OF candidates which each
should seiec. n the several Counties to form
Coar-y Ticket and be supported by both parties
Tn;s arrangement was Cordially assen;ed TO and
faithfully respected in all the Wing Countes-even
Essex fo- he frs. time IN her history choosing two
LocoFocos withou: opposition But in the Loco
Foco County O: Monmouth the dominant party re-
yad;sted The agreement formed clean party ticket
Ed elected Il, thus securing LocoFoco majority
Il the Convention. This is not game TO be played
twice
Yet We could wish that the best men Of both par
ies might be chosen to the Convention; we should
ike even. 10 have chance vote for them on fair
Terms. From own City we should like to see
,he ablest representatives OF Conservatism and Rad
icadsu-soch for instance as David B. Ogden and
Elisha p Hurlbut; Luther Bradish and Theodore
Sedgwick Ogden Hoffman and David D. Field
We do not hope, however, that any such ticket could
be formed and successfully supported in our City
The Loco Focos think they can, by the incidental
help CT the Native leaders, surely elect the whole
thirteen, and viii hear OF nothing less No arrange.
uent which could be made would prevent their
trying to the whole Delegation through the
Tanrnany hopper. We'll, perhaps they will get
ground out there, and perhapsthey won't Le,ussee.
We hope ticket will at any rate be presented 10
orr citizens which will combine with conceded
ability and ,rustworthiness q regard TO all
shades OF Wing sentiment atleast. Let US have the
npe experience Of Age and the generous hopes of
Youth; the steadfast Conservative and the ardent
Refomer. LIE, there be names upon it which all
Wings can unite upon combining some which are
Of ODrW ~;
such ticket we should have high hopes Of CARRYING
our City.
The sanguine confidence of our opponents is
mainly based upon their belief in the potency of the
outcry against Niggers' Let the Wing candi-
dates declare what they may. tina organs Of amma.
ny Hall will declare and vehementy Insist that the
Wings intend to equaze the Right of Suffrage, so
that every decent. well behaved. law abiding ct