New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13
NEw.JERsEY WIG STATE CONVENTION.

NEW -JEH>L1 NlilD clAl T. NONN lIDN.
Tic Wings Of NewJersoy metin Convention at Tronton.
Yesterday to nominate candidate for Governor for the en-
SUN three years from tic first Of January TX Aor
ney General Browning OF Camden presided Tho name Of
Or Nowall * Member OF Congress from the Monmouth
District was Withdrawn before ballot taken, as also
were tie names Of Wm J. ShiHn Of salem and Peter
Clark Of Hunterdon On the frst ballot ont Of SIS votes
cast JoEL H,YwooD. OF Ocean received 80 Judge New
ms Of Middlese1 As and G. II Brown OF Somerset, 80
Theeupon Mr. HAYWOOD vas unanimously nominated amid
immense cheering The Committee ON Resolutions reported
the following which Unanimously adopted
Eeselred That the Wigs Of NewJcrsey arc row, rs
ov have ALWAYS been conservative and win respect
thew olwave have respected all rights fairly and COnsttu
tOnav vested But that they have Lot forgotten, and
VII not forget through any blind deyotonto vested rgh
that the people too have rights secured BY the
and be principle Of republican government 20 high and
holy that they cannot be 0st by any form Of
That among these the rights OF exercising all powers
Of soyereguiy and government without tho assent or
veto q any Individual or corporation
Rssoired, That the powers and privileges claimed b.
the Joint companies in New jersey inconsistent with
free and republican government and such az were never
intended t. he granted b. tie Legislature and cannot
be held by any fair and legal construction Of their char
ter.
Rsold That these claims have been for years upheld
alone by the political power Of the companies which have
controlled legislation and smothered al attempts 70 have
tie coustuonGlty and Of their pretended pyi
l,Cs udciay determined and thar il is the duty Of every
freeman and every Joeyman 20 endeayOr 70 elect
Legislature and E1tcluNe Utt VIII gNr an OpPJrtuAlly 10
have the extent aud validity Of the pretended limitations
The power II hepeople Of this State investigated and
seil O. that if We are held 10 be slaves we may be al
lowed b purchase freedom.
Hsorci That The Democratic party % secure the con
ol Of the State having united themselves with the mo
noTOly by mOst corrupt co Hilton, and placed IL officer
NJ ia the Federal well in the state Les
that tie only hoTo for the redemption Of the state IN the
VII. party ard those patriotic Democrats who believe
tia tie independence OF the state IS OF more Importance
than temporary party triumph.
kesolref That the Wig party vii "a they 9aye mere
ioo-e done sustain the Of Education and VII sup
Icr liberal system Of Public SCHOOL, By which g0oe
education be secured 10 every child il ire state viii
iDg and able 70 receive II.
RfsslreG, That al internal improvements thei can b
coEsiiiutonsly constructed by the General GoveEnuen
should be Eberaly made by them Of the funds com
the people Of the United States and that the rev
Of the Government would De much more wisely an'
benefcaly expended in such mprov emeni than IL Tn
support 81 partisan ofhce hOEexs
KesOIc6 That industrial Pursuits are the source Of IN
prosperity AID happiness OF people and ought TO D
Specially cherished and favored by .GcFernm9 .
whose object Il the good of the great mass OF the gov
erned.
Reolred Thss W have entire confidence IN the hor
joel Haywood q Ocean County, as the Wing eanddsl
for Governor Of the State Of New jersey and we he5eD
pledge ourselves Whgs give him our hearty ana y
tire supYOF believing him to be impartial honest oDa g
, Tabis