New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
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Tie VIII party OF NeT-Jersey have placed ther-
seIres IN bold wise AMI hCsly honorable position
They have declared Incorporating var lusi the
Nopouoly which curses. conapis ana dsgrllss State
that for intelligence, energy and progress olgh- -
s,,ud seeoud % none in he Uni1n. The resslutons
.Sorted bv tie Convention at Trenton On Weinesiay
las, are Of the right quality They ring out clearly,
ard truly the voice Of public opinion; procl..n-
inc. without reserve or evasion. tAIt the Monop-
civ must be overthrown and they promise that
.Wbr triumph Il the coming election shall result
in ia destruction Thus the Whigs take up the
question as becomes conscious OF their duty sud
earnestly resolved on its performance. They
mean that their once-lonored old Commonwealth shall
cease 10 be s,igmafzed a. the STATE Of Camden anl
Arrboy and that the tine shall pass away when few
individuals csn accumulate gigantic fortunes b7 de-
pressing the interests Of that whole great community
and smothering al spirit Of enterprise nong its
hers On grounds Ike these the Wings appeal 70 the
people Irrevocabiy pledged to the popular they
can never again make peace with the public enemy.
We hope and believe they win now utterly overthrow
him At all events It is ony Necessary to prove that
the Wigs Of NewJersey ere determined 10 fight the
Monopoly 70 the death. and every Independent man
viii rally to their standard The only live party in the
State they are in the right path and perseverance must
inevitably carry them to the goal.
Not inferior il Importance even 70 the destrucono Of
the Monopoly is the Temperance question There IS no
State in the Union which stands in pressing need
Of the Maine Law. none where 90 much bad liquor IS
cuzzled. with more pernicous effect on the minds,
morals and prosperity OF the people This cause alone
would suffice to account for the backward condition Of
the state. Tie tyranny of intemperance is on the
whole more debasDg and more costly to individual
citizens than that Of the monopoly, and very properly
they are resolved to be freed from both together
The Wing candidate for Governor, JOEL HAYWOOD
of Ocean Co. is identified with both these movements
working mechanic. be understands the nature OF the
two monster evils which Cypress the people and VIII
omit no effort and neglect opportunity that can tend
to their removal \ true man, the Monopoly can
neither buy him with money seduce him with Hat
tery and champagne. \ temperance man, he will go
for preventive and prohibtoy legislation as the Ony
sure means of putting down the sale Of poison and end
ing the crime and pauperism that result from
drunkenness. Devoted as we are assured that
he is, to these great measures Of reform, not
only by public pledges, but by earnest private
conviction, heartily congratulate the Wings
of NewJersey on their candidate. They have msniu-
y identified their with the best interests Of tie
Stote Let tie people elect JOEL HAYWOOD Governor,
and return an ann "onopoly Maine Law Legislature,
composed OF men who will not betray their obligations
and eel cut their constituents. and NewJersey WIN be
redeemed. Il is a beautiful STATE endowed by nature
with unequale1 capacities. The people have but TO
Will it, and he may lay aside her disgrace, and take
place in the front rank Of the Republic Shall it not
now be done