New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
NEW-JERSEY LIBERAL ELECTORAL CON
NENTlON.
THE TWO AssEMBLAGES UNITE UPON A TICKET
A HARMONIOUS UNION-SPEECHES BY GEN.
KILPATRICTK AND OTHERS.

THE TWO AssEMBLAGES UNITE UPON A TICKET
a HARMONIOUS UNION-sPEECHEs BY GEN.
KILPATRICTK AND OTHERS.
TRENTON, Sept. 11.-The Democratic State
Convention to Electoral ticket met here to-day
at - o'clock noon The Hon. Andrew butcher OF Union
was appojnted temporary Chairman, and A NJ. johnson
OF Mercer James Hand of Passaie John Langham r or
Atlantic Secretaries. Mr. butcher, ON taxing the chair
addressed the Convention. Committee OF one from
each county was appointed on Permanent Organization
Rules and ResOlutiOns also Committee OF one from
each county to confer with the Liberal Republican Con-
ventn now session. here 10 reference to the formation
of IN Electoral ticket The Convention then adjourned
until half past O'Clock When the Convention met IN
the afternoon Andrew Dutcher was continued as per-
nanent Chairman. The Committee on Resolutions re-
ported in substance as follows
Resolpsd That in Horace Greeley and Gratz Brown we
recocnize true ana uninching patriots who II elected
will administer the Government upon strictly cOhsttu-
Resoired That the salvation and perpetuy Of our free
institutions, in which are involved all our dearest nte
ests as American citizens demand ehahge ~ Ino ad
miustration of the Government ana we eau peh upoh an
patriotic citizens To unite Win us IN sincere 9sens"
aud non-partisan effort TO effect 1t.
ResoIped That the opel and shameless use OF money
10 control conventions and elections or whch me Cen
eral Government and local candidates In its interests
afford numerous Instances, Is the alarming ana GROWING
principles Of political morality among the people and
We hereby protest against il in the present campaign
and pledge sincere aud continuous en9rts lor INC
eradication of so great abuse Of our politics ,
Resoird That the principles at the ontn IN
/
cordial approval OF the Democracy of New-Jersey'
After having passed resolutions appointing COM
1pittees Of Conference the two Conventions met ana
cheered each other vocferousy. Gen. fitzpatrick and
others made speeches and the following Electoral ticket
| was ratified:
Senatorial EleciOrS-Gen. George b. Mcclellan and
| Abraham Browning. . ., 49,,
Dsfricf Eieetors--Flrst Robert Newell Second Johp
O. Noble; Third Charles T. DayenpOrti Fourth Charies
sitgreaves: Fifth John Ryle sixth, John o. Boppe,;
seventh, sidney b. Beyans. There are nye Democtats
and tour Republicans the ticket The Convention then
| adjourned -
The Liberal Republican Convention met at washing
ton Hall and was well attended. J. B. Huntoon OF
Passaic was called the chair and secretary was ap-
Dointed from each Congress District. committee OF
| one from each county was appointed on permanent
organization AMI resolutions and TO confer with the
Demoeratic Convention. The Convention then took
recess 10 allow the delegates 20 get dinner Al the
| afternoon session. Gen Fitzpatrick was chosen perma-
| nent Chairman The Convention was stormy one
They apponted Committee of Conference ana unani-
nonsy agreed upon the Electoral ticket presented 70
tbe democratic Convention. and ratified by ooih Con
| ventiOns.
/ THE TEMPERANCE PARTY MAKE NO hohiNAboN'
TRENTON, Sept. 1.-THE Temperance state
Convention met resolved that it was inerpedeht 70
n,minaie an cecto-.l uOkst Regulations "a l4fOi %
] Prohibition were passed