New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

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begen-- Monmouh- -
SahsO1aS Sa5sssS%1seo " Starr Thos Middleton
IN ~ Nsior VIM SAWYER P1ssae- EI Mayor John Rye
Cumberlsnd-Johns s. Mitchell ssl.m-John Dckerson
ksseg"isrsei H. Gerry some rset-JOhn P. Randolph
HSsSSslS aaGso1%F H. Suydei unoa-w@ F.se:
Iirpf.tdou-Georre A Allen. MaHen-Caleb sNsyIe.
Middle sH-PTof GGstsvus Fischer
motion was offered to strike from the list OF the
Committee the name OF Thomas Middleton, on the
ground that he was Democrat Gen. Fitzpatrick said
he hoped no would be excluded from the Commit
tee for such reason. The Liberal Republicans GER
tainy expected the Democratic party 10 ndorse the
Cincinnati ticket. II necessary TO have Democratic
cooperation In reality there Democratic party
left but only Grant party and new party that was
forming
Mr. swayze said the present Convention belonged TO
the Liberal Republicans and while they did not intend
10 refuse Democratic assistance, they were unable TO
tell what action would be sprung upon them in the Bal
timore Convention. The Liberal Republicans desired to
show now far they could alone for the father CT
the Republican party Were they to accept at this juno
ure outside aid the fact would be used by Admnistra
tlon organs to impair the influence of this gathering,
which would be called Democratic or mixed He desired
IL 10 20 cut TO the States from Maine to the Pacific
Coast, that this Republican Convention.
Mr. Hopkinson said there was doubt that the Bati-
more Convention would ndorse the Cincinnati
nominees and would probably appoint committees OF
is own party to act with the liberal Republican Com
mittee in New-Jersey.
The delegate who nominated Mr.. Middleton declared
that he had done good faith that gentleman hav
ing assured him OF his adherence TO Mr. Greeley How
ever be withdrew the name, and the Executive CON-
mittee previously named was declared appointed.
A resolution was adopted that Greeley and Brown
Clubs be formed In every town and village and that the
Executive Committee be instructed TO secure their
formation The Committee Resolutions then re-
ported as follows:
P,solred That the Liberal Republicans OF NewJersey
I'm convention assembled al Newark, June 20 lS72 be-
heyiDg that the recent Liberal convention at
originated from correct Judgment OF the public feeliDg
and public need and that uttered the nj protest or an
aroused people against demoraZed admnstration, DO
cordially approve and indorse the address and PLATFORM
OF prncpes enuneied by that Convention, and adopt
the the earnest sentiments OF this Convention
ResOiped That we recognize In Horace Greeley' the
Presidential candidate OF the Cincinnati Convention,
the living embodiment OF those principles; ana we
adopt his letter accepting the nomination as good
enough platform for al paIloe men determhaa m upon
thorough reform In the Administration OF the Federal
Government
KesoIred That we welcome b. Gratz Brown, the candi
date for the NcePresdency as the nj aesocte OF our
ustrious leader-fOr years the champion OF freedom-
and among the first 10 demand amnesty. -,
Resoired That we invite all our felioweluLens Win
regard 10 past political differences to unite with US
and make common cause for our common country, 10
overthrow corrupt and dsraceful Administration and
It's sycOphanc partisane, with the assurance thht All
who with MS are Of us.
ResOired That we hereby authorize and instruct our
State Executive Committee 20 unite ana cooperate upon
equitable terms with any other committee OF ot6hhlhd
tiOn this state, seeking accomplish the hane emu
The resolutions we're carried unanimously amid pro
Ionged cheering and great excitement
sPEIcH OF BARsUN.
Major-Gen II. A. Barnum then addressed the Conyen-
ton. lie said that before coming to Newark he had
called at the Customh in NewYork and had been
there told that there not single Liberal Republican
in New-Jersey Of any prominence. except MNofGeD