The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-09


rhe fo,osog dekssies % the Chicago Convention we're
then rsyorlsd BY distlc:s:-
s,sra PIeviisIce LA;lam, Robert X. MAaack, EtEafi
eet.lc Jopa.sa az lngham.
S.ecnd D...irt- Senatorial: James I. shsrman. Can
", 90 cnal: Archbs1 H. Phvo, Stepnen b. Snitn, IN
ia.id Lit,at s. nalorial John B.Ais Congressoaii;
d p Be,ihudc, A. n Voorhees,, William D. Waserm la'
r"rfrn nsrLpr-s Senatorial Thnoiore Little; Congres
sonal, AMY Low, Passaic, David Thompson, VIM e.
FIRM DISTRICT Senatorial, E,hrau Marsh Congress.
sonel, Bggn H. BfoSp, H. n, Cougar, Marcus l. Ward,
banning luer.
IrrIcA11s AT LARGE Hon. WIN. Newell, Hon. E. Y.
r, gers ana Hon. theodore Freinehuysen.
Dure tho report from the i.n district another
Of coD'ut IN took place Hudson county uproAr
quick words and angry gaDces were scattered
sneoOsy around me cause being the nomination u
Mr. By portion OF the Hudson CATION while the
oilers were absent TIE trouble was dnay set.lei by
sepciug the whole delegation back do their over
again. The same gentlemen Were, however, again re-
ported, and the tetng proceeded In harmony.
A Jul now having taken place, there loud calls
FOR "b'owo, Brown in response 10 shi;h Hon George
adore sed tho Convention as follows
If am compelled 10 speak, gentemen, shsl' go back
10 The pppng Of the democratic party T.,E abou,
The delegation TO Chicago going for this tina; man
20 for any man who don't belong 70 the tribe OF Doug
sss Buchanan, aud am against them because they
sesnft popular sovereignty That the foundation
OF difference. That Is the thing which requires
sovereignty is what We desire to acknowledge Jul is
TIA. whi5h the democratic party, who profess popular
sovereignty, utterly refuse W regard Did not have
issue last year whether the government the Senate
should be the nominating power, and did we not 60 into
the canvass and hight 1t ont hand 70 hAnd9 And what
people sayY They endorsed the last appoint
ed another executive To be their nominating power AMI
be exercised Il TO the satisfaction OF every body ana in
panner which no man could impesch Without tho no
officially worthless as the huubest rishman ami HIS
on duties be- but he better than that of signing
missions Looh at Toor Kapsas' She came In o the
a
een,y, but hardly was the word uttered before Missouri
transported the line to govern her AMI VIA.
government! Qapghter) And 80 the democratic par
y have gone protesting the principle but caring
thing for It's existence 50 much for their consistency
But have said all intended, and thanking for yoar
attention, give way 10 others around Applause
Mr.. CoscEs bcng loudly called for, addressed the Con-
lam happy meet the gentlemen here from the various
parts Of State and that the deliberations in which
have been engaged promise TO como 10 so HARMONIOUS
| con cnsion. ! am proud 70 believe that this old
party which, under other Names has triumpbed in the
psst will In the ensuing contest plant the standard
names to the Che, Magie,racy OF the uHisd S:ates'
(Appause.) And whether that gentleman shall be resi-
cent of your own beautiful city-wiham q Dayton
army that fought for Fremont And Fillmore stand shoulder
TO shoulder and rank to rank in fighting for the cause
they love.
pas. may y, be fIpsotsen and that the great army
the conflict which attended last Presidential campaign
will likewise go forward now, conquering, aud to con
quer." have time enter into discussion Of the
questions which divide 10 speak nj length upon the
glorious future before but will say that my heart is
fu Ct opposon to this great ocooco monster, ana that
whatevcrI do in my abors shall be given in
cure that shall satisfy every branch of the opposition
party in The State Of New Jersey e. as delegate 70
the old Fifth district Of New Jersey, shall endeavor
there faithfully and earnestly to discharge that duty and
to give such votes and advocate such platform any
man In New Jersey would be willing 10 stand upon We
have whipped the democrats once, and abo
bined, Of the fragments shall scatter around
u.s. ehall gather strength TO build up party
foundation which cannot be shaken
Three cheers were here given for William Pennington
Mr.. WILLIAM SIvTY, ga republican Irisaman,' ns he
announced himself said that he had lived in this country
tor fy five but 30 interest was hs In the result
Of the approaching contest that he would DO almost ready
to die when he heard of the Of the republican
party and the nomination Of Of the ustrous sons
Of New Jersey. UAughter) It would do his old heart
good TO the matter contaminated.
The First district not being ready report at the
time with the others delay occurred in the proceedings,
and Hon. George Brown, Of Somerset, and H n Cong
Esq, OF Newark, addressed the Convention.
RESOLUTIONS.
The Committee Resolutions reported the folio wing
which were unanimously Adopted
q That s s q s nsns ana
oorrup, bey onS e1a.pe and degree unesr
prcisss schemes for enihng No favore. ana ssh.u.as
he irs.sary from Is eassp BY Temporary
s1p.den. 10 POSTPONE and thereby increase the publ debts
2 kesoived That we demand an honest economical ad
this s Of profound peace Within set
srg proper revenue sws the anorns necessary ae
arr b,h be shrrds~y rr,s ~ ssr w ,,d
he country from te DEGRADING and ruinous compc,ito
| IA, opeAn labor
Resolved that the purity Of the ballot boz is essential
the perpetnhy OF our insuuons hN the election franchise
one 9, ns mos h r91 ~ ~ our
ns tresso sesinss msricsn ips,unns and thss - ter.
the present House OF viii invcssoic and
live has brought the and patronage the
into ccnfict wnn ns nc Iuv ny o. elections 81
evoion N ia r s,i,ton Ana he un,on. hna ,gs
orpose he dsmocranc party q wanting n Gdet, % boh
seeks pervert the ccusussor
into instrument for extending slavery, and
oherhes armed dsupons.s a. y most Influential leaders
na DIG Me ats uey 70 tne enssoi
nsst rost ssssvts hv
y, stse nron The nesce cbts And icsi ~ an
state ferriorv rh within the last Eve We AIS have ose;
m;ted upon the Territory Of snd he Of
gna snd thai ne hte attempt hsrpers Ferry to subsert
psrusy ne nsu,non Oh save5y 70 h1 STATE was
Of Sst state " o' p'An'p'e' anu "a VIZ "kns Ana aen''
Resoyed Thai the hest wealth and dafenre NJ fro. an,