New-York tribune., 1871-09-08
-PRsr BALLOT -SEcoSD DALLoTO
nH.s Walsh. Davidson. Kip. Walsh. Davidson Kip
Total. .45Oi 2O3t S...4S2i 27ii 1ss

Mr. Walsh, In his speech accepting the nominatien.
stated that he proud to say that he under
obligation pledge Of any sort to any individual clique
or combination He promised the members Of the Con
yenton that they and their constituents should have h
best Efforts he expected theirs, to obtain victory in
November next MI Davidson who had gained es votea
on second ballot greatly pleased his friends and As
Convention by the manly way IN which he pledged nj
services to Mr. Walsh. Jonathan Dixon, jr of Hudson
Mr.. Bete, and Thomas Macarthur of Newark, also msos
brief but able addresses.
The Committee Resolutions reported the following
platform, which was adopted without discussion %
objection of any kind
1. Pesolred That the Republicans OF NewJersey, by
their assembled STATE ven % &
country at large their pledges Of fidelity 70 the Nacn
finished work.
q. Resolred, That the Fifteenth Amendment 70 ths
Constitution, embodying the principles Of the equality
snnoSns IN practise x X al I,aNS Lawful SadasS
oppose any attempt to bot IL irom 'ne si'Nu ~
g. keso,ped That the Republican party Is now as mere
tofore pledged economy In the expenaltwe OF ~
de6 10 Se CAREFUL fostering 6f M branches Of trade
and ndustry to wholesome laws pure aSs s
ment both State and national
4. resolved That by the unprecedented reduction q
ne Sa nnbo loans and the restoration the national
credit in all the markets Of the world ny the wise sn
Viii Great Britain; by Its honest poncyf
and ts high patriotic spirit the National Adnnisus
ton is entitled to warmest commentator ana ~
tive support
& Rssored That we heartily in favor OF such TO
form of the civil service shall make appointment
public of1ce dependent upon fitness ana cnafac'e' S
allow removals for cause only. ,,., o., .o.o,ur ANN.
g. Resoped That the great facilities Ior Iorelgn 0c s
merce afforded by the capacous ana saie waes u
the state upon the Hudson River and tne aaysass n
render 1t necessary that national recogniVn s -
accorded by the erection OF jersey Ss mn
entry, and the establishment there Oh AL nocpen"'H'
Pesored That the liberal provision made BY tne iass
State Legislature for the cause 0t ~ xery child IN Cha
state thus giving evidence that the hepnpnea1 pay
Is and hereafter prGpSse Ss universal diffusion of light
d ~ of education aud morality has our most
cordial approbation and we coshH , ss Rosy 30 ~ s %
and conditions eminenty t TO place the State
a. ~ vcrv front rank Of her sisters OF the Union.
P,sor,d That the eseDthystem OF special ana prf-
1et}on is the source not only Of unnecessary ex-
nense 10 the and tie public but also OF Legislative
Corruption, and this thereIoe declares iseh
and Of abolition as far az practicable OF oil special
and private Legislation.
port to resolutions and candidate presented to-day -
the sua ges OF the people OF and We viii DC
our utmost the accomplishment Of tho and
the election Of the other.
work we'll and taken advantageous position In preps
ration for tho great struggle in November To show The
character Of the Convention the following list Of Vice
Presidents Is appended
Atlantic, John Price Bergen, Gen. Edward JArdlne
Burlington, Geo. B. Raymond; Camden, jacob panhmam
Cape May, b 8: Leaning Cumberland, W. A. heass
Hudson f. r.
Mercer A. g. Livingston; Miadlessx. r. G. s,ulis Mon
mouth, g. Applegate MOrrss W. 9. Lathrop OcsAn
Reeve; somsiest D. Gaa MoasaSa SUSSEX " sss
Union, i. W. Runyons Warren, Caleb ewaysa