The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-03
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new JERSEY WING CONVENTION.
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SCOTT DELEGATES NOMINATED.
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Curious Proceedings in the WOmen's Rights
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HORRIBLE ACCOUNTS FROM THK RIO oRANDE
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Preparations for the Whix National Com
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AyORITF.
TRENTON, June e. 1862
Tho W1ls State Convention of New Jersey to appon,
delegates TO he National Convention assembled this
city to-day. The attendance large, and tho cour,
house in which the convention met filled to over
flowing, and hundreds unable to gain admittance
At the Convention was called to order BY Isaac
w. Lanning Esq Of Mercer county and temporarily
organized by tho appointment of T.. w. welpey of
Norris Chairman, and Il. O. Hoagiand, Of Somerset
and A. NJ. Johnson Of Mercer, Secretaries
A committee, consisting Of one from eaoh county was
appointed, for the purpose of nominating permanent
officers who reported j. T. Nixon Of Cumberland county
for President assisted by Vice President from each
county, together with five Secretaries.
During the absence Of the committee Mr.. Sherman
presented to the Convention the resignation OF the Wing
State Central Committee, which, with but one or two
slight changes, has been existence about fifteen
years. They were discharged, and appointed
hessrs VIM. L. Dayton and James G. King were
elected Senatorial delegates, and A. BrowRng and W.
A. Duer, alternatcs.
The following named gentlemen were appointed district
delegates -
First-Thomas II Whitney, of Gloucester.
Second-Petcr Bredenburg, of Monmouth
Third-Jamcs Stuart, Of Warren
Fourth-W. N Wood, of Morris.
Fifth-F. 4. Frc!inghuyscn. Of Essex.
They manifested strong productions for Scott and tho
whole convention seemed pledged to his support
A number of speeches were made, all of which
favorable TO his nomination ani which received by
the convention with deafening rounds of applause
Following the adoption of series of resolutions in
favor OF the whg nominee at the Baltimore Conv ntion
whoever he may be, Hon. James g. King called out
and in very eloquent speech took decided stand
favor of General Winfield Scott, the man whom he
thought would command success at the next election
The honorable gentleman spoke earnestly, and believed
to the bottom ofhs heart tho od hero Of Chapuepsc
was the only who could be elected this fall by the
great whig party. (Thunders Of applause followed the
speaker when bringing up the OF General Scott
Mr. King closed with oulogy upon Dir. Webster but did
not think him popular.
lie was followed by Hon. Frederick T Prelinghuysea
who spoke in terms of comnendntion OF Mlard Fillmore
Henry Clay and Daniel Webster but Of the opinion
man popular In the United States General
Scott lie said if this opinion of his not changed by
the 10th inst he would go heart and hand for General
Scott nomination
At o'clock +. NJ, tho convention adjourned amidst
cheers for General Scott The entire delegation
pretty well known to he in favor Of Scott, and nobody
else.
SCOTT DELEGATE FROM MASSACHUSETTS,.
BosroS, June 9, 1852
The Wing Convention of the Seventh district has
elected Henry l.. Dawes of Adams, Claimed for Scett)
delegate TO the National Convention Charles H. Plum
mer Il the substitute