New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
NEW-JERSEY LIBElALS.
HUDSON COUNTY CoNvRTIoNs.


The Liberal Republican Comfy and Con-
gress Convention for Hudson Countyihe With Congress
District Of New-Jersey, assembled 1t Humboldt Hall.
Jersey City, yesterday. II. NJ. Sanben was unanimous
ly chosen Chairman, and Edward lansom, Secretary
Albert g. Coke and Joseph +. Dear appointed
committee TO walt upon tho Demoeatc Congress Con-
venton at st. Johns Hail. and asceaIn what action 1t
proposed TO take. similar committee, composed OF
John e. De Hart and C. Kleene, appointed to wait
upon the Democratic County CoNention, at Library
Hail. The former Committee repond that the Demo-
cratic Convention had appointed acommttee of eight
to confer with the Liberal Republicans. The COnven.
ton then rappOinted the following Committee
of Conference the part of the LIBERAL Republicans
s. b. Ransom, o. c. James. william A. Wckham, Jacob
Rpgle A. s. Cloke, H. NJ. Sanborn, Joseph L. Dear and
F. ii. Snyder.
Upon the arrival OF the Democatic Committee the
Convention took recess. When te body reassembled
the Committees reported that thy had unanimously
agreed TO present the name OF Rohrt Gchrs for Con
gress and the Convention UNANIMOUSLY ratified the
domination. Committee to cofer with similar
Committee from the Democratic County Convention,
composed Of John 8. DE Hart g. Ieene, Jacob Ringle
Peter Kappes and 9. H.. Hilton vas appointed, and
mousy agreed that in case the Democrats would concede
the nomination for sheriff to the Lle,al Repubcans to
lion; but II the Democrats should daim the nOmlna,
tiOn, they would as unanimously pfoent the name oil
Jobn Reinhart. The report was accepted, and 1t was
announced that the Democratic Congress Convention
had nominated Noah ID. Taylor and failed TO raty the
Conference report. The convention ueh aJOuIneui 10
The Democratic Congress CONVENTION was presided
over by a. o. Evans, Thomas C. Hewitt and John A.
Westervet being appointed Secretaries. Tho Confer
ence Committee. composed OF A BartclO Patrick
Phillips Bernard McGuigaD. Thomas .ldridge, william
C. Hamilton A o. Evans, and John Host, made the re-
port mentioned above. The report !as received. and
The Convention took pipd r0ce vote Tie names OF Noah
ID TAYLOR Leon Abbott and Robert Gchrist being pre-
sented a. candidates for the nomnatin Mr. Gilchrst,
on the first ballot received u votes the third ballot
MIR Tayor received IS votes and 81 Onhe fourth ballot
Mr. Taylor was declared the nominee the Convention.
RATIFICATION MEETING IN NEwAK-ADDREssEs
OF CHIEF-JUsTICE 5. f. RICE, JOHN NJ. RAN
DALI, AND OTHERS.
The vicinity of the Opera Houe and Library
Hall in Marketst one of the principl thoroughfares
and the great business center OF Hewar j. presented
a brilliant sight last evening. Vast cbwds OF people
nooded the streets leading the halls nd knots OF per-
sons gathered on the neghboring sidewalks discuss
ing the Liberal Republican meetiR which was
70 be held for the purpose OF ratifng the Cincin-
natl nominations. All Newark was llerally out as q
nromnent citizen remarked and II has ben many year
ce the chief industrial city Of NewIersey has wit
nessed such an enthusiastic demonstration The large
ssemblaee included the most promnenmen of the city
os we'll as the workingmen in their daily attire. At
o'clock the hour when the meetings 'ere called TO
order both OF the epacous buildings en-
gagged were difficult OF acces, the I'm
mense crowds filling their aises and passages
The most casual observer Of the Scene hst evening" in
Newark could not fail TO perceive the commences OF
the enthusiasm aroused by the prOminut speakers in
the eause OF Liberal Repubcanism, and the warm re-
cepton the names Of the Liberal candidates met with
whenever they were mentioned In the course OF the
addresses.
The Opera House at p. nj. was completely crowded.
and Marketst. in front ed with al enthusiastic
assembage which could find entrance nehert to Library
Hall nor the Opera House. fine band Of music was
stationed on the gallery in front Of theopera House.
and all the private boxes were filled viii ladies' inc
meeting IN the opera House was called teorder by COL
T. Livingston Price, who nominated Gen Theodore f.
Rnpyon as President. Gen. RunyOn's nomination was
loudly app1uded. The following list Of officers was
then read by Col. Price:
VPrldens-onse David Dodd Msyer Austin George Ferry
o. Woodruff Theodore bnme, Dsnl a. Nhhauti bes'
iohn Eastwood; B0omfe EdWard \. Nide Mopcr Henri H.
ChteBdon Csllsel Joel Me4ie L,Dg ton. loan NSp."A
Clinton r. !. Quinn Mlbutn. Harvey W. MoIohousa
6eassars-Ib eOdoIeJ, LHgd4b lIeDU W. hsssDs hdrsd