New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-09

| mated ny the Independent Republican party c
Res0lped That We adopt AS the platform or the Con
sentative party OF South Caronahonesty and economy
| in the administration OF the State Government.
| Brief addresses then made by Gen. Kersha"
aod Others supporting these views and declaeng tner
belief that au era OF good feeling and good government
| is about to BEGIN in South Carolina.
The delegstes present assert that the Independent
Republicans gaining ground every where ana TIC
general belief is that with the full and active cooper
alton OF the they will elect their cand
dates for ,vernor Lieutenant Governor and elect
| Gen. Kershaw to Congress.
| THE CANVASS IN HUDSON COUNTY, NEW
JERSEY.
| THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION HELD-THE
DEMOCRATS TO MAKE A POINT ON THE THIRD
TERM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OVER THE LOCAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CANDIDATES OF BOTH
PARTIES FOR MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
The politicians of bOtn parties in Hudson
County have had very busy week bargaining and WIRE
pulling for county officers. and the State tickets nave
received apparently small share OF attention. Inc
Democratic Convention met yesterday. and their nom
nations found below The Republicans Will put
their county ticket in the field Saturday, and the
| nominations for the Assembly will soon follow.
In additi on to the Governor Hudson County VIII vote
for Representative in the XLIvth Congress- state
Senator, eight members OF the Assembly, onerih'
| County Clerk a Register, and three Coroners LUG
county comprises the cities Of Jersey City and HOBO
KEN and the townships Of Bayonne. Kearney Unioh'
| Weehawken North Bergen Harrison and West hopo-
ken Six OF the Assembly Districts are In Jersey oo'
including Bayonne, in Hoboken. and the Remaining
one in Union and adjacent townships The county
has large Democratic majority, ranging from 25c 10
5000 yotes which under ordinary circum-
stances would DO cast for Judge Joseph
d. Bedle. the Democratic nominee ror
Governor As Justice he has been terror 20 evil
doers aud conceded by his party opponents that
he has held scales OF justice evenly balanced ana
adorned the bench by his pure and upright lfe But
many Of his party. 1T Is said will not vote 10 put
hun in the Gubernatoria chair being DESTROYS OF re-
tanning him in the Supreme Court, where he has rem
dered such signal service. They claim that
the reeont exposures OF breaches OF trust In
public officials aud others likely to como before
the courts require Judge Bedles purity and inhexiby
The Republicans quietly pushing the claims OF the
Hon. Gsorge A. Hilsey. their candidate Tor Governor
and bring forw ard mis- record Congressman and MS
many valuable services 70 the State In other Official u"
pacities Tney that Judge Bedlcs course In not
resignng his judgeship whom nominated Tor Governor
indicates that he doubts Of his election and Is
not willing TO risk OF his present position The
third term question largely into the canvass
in this county The Democrats II Is believed will make
strong point OF this iestion and the unpopular en-
acments the last Congress- so far the Repubiicans
have avoided them their ratification meetings
There IA considerable excitement as to the Assembly
elect United States Senator in the place OF Senator
John p Stockton (DemOcrat whose term OF Office Will
expire next year Tue State Senate stands IA Repub-
leans 70 seven Democrats The Assembly consists oil 60
members and tne Democrats are planning 10 put goou
men i'm nomination to secure Sufficient NUMBER oi
Assembly give them majority on JOINT paiot'
n this should happen 1t is said that Robert Gilchrst
would be strong candidate for the coveted Office Hud-
son County is entitled to eight Assembymen The LIST
District ia now represented by Alexander T. McGill,
Democrat who expects a denomination. Itis claimed
that he would poll the full strehsth Vi h''
Marty II nominated. The Republicans will probably
nominate Geo Firrer, member Ia 1871 and 1873 Hm
A. Lewis, Corporation Counsel Is also mentioned Ine
Id District is largely Democratic, with very htte
o,oncs for a Republican nominee. Patrick Sneeran,
Damocrat the present member, 1t Is supposed VIII Do
renomnated and reelected Charles +. Case 'ice-rros
ident of the NewJersey Lgherage Company Is spoken
OF as the Republican candidate. The Tia Dstrct ID
strongly Republican, and tho sitting member. John
II Carscallen, will probably be reelected
lanes Doremus, Democrat, former men,
her IT. ia supposed Will be nominated against hin.
rhe Iyth District, now represented by Alexander NC
Donpell Democrat. will be contested probably py Dr
Lajdow Re publican. Mr. Mcdonnell Is believed 10 do
certain of a denomination. although Mr. John Wright,
son of ex GOV E. " r. Wright, has been making Rooo
Tght Tor the place ExPolice Commissioner Goez ~ Is
said win candidate ssSs! Dr. N Lasw Hrs sas
wealthy soap IN abs yh Dc Ss9c
+ III LipDncott a lawyer is mentioned as q probable
Democratic candidate. and also Thomas Harrison Pres;
ne ean is an ssprant nomination 5y his party
and it is believed will secure IT, Inc aistr, nd
Sus Mr. make Close contest Win
district which comprises the lower part OF jersey G
Simeon B. smith. Republican, win probably be noun.
mated although Freak A. lockwood, Wan ST. DroEet'
Hoboken Is now represented by Rudolph r. kaoe, ana
~ ia ~ ted that he will be returned Without oppos
ntatri
adjacent townships and Is now represented ey h,
K sek Democrat IL s sensr1 oo tSs nsxt I Xs
Alex ander Jacobus, kepuDhcah' VIII 10 '"' "S
semDlyman from this District
| THE COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
Tho Democratic Convention OF Hudson County Assem-
bed Yesterday in Library Hail. Jersey CITY, and organ
ICED by the election Of Charles keenan, temporary Char
| man and Patrick Duffy Secretary. The frequent ad
| ,,,oment of delegates to confer with the probable
ex Exhausted the Charmans patience, ana ne
anav declared the Convention ready to receive the
nominations The candidates for the State Senatorshp
we're first named: The Hon. Leon Albeit the Hon. Wm'
Rriukerhon aud Hugh +. McDermott. On the hrst oaF
lot Albeit received 70 votes Bnkerhon a. and McDer
| mott a. Mr. Albeit was declared elected and the an
| pouncement received with cheers and applause.
On the first ballot for Sheriff Patrick H. Levery re-
ceived 40 votes Cornelius Donovan 49, John Allen l6 while
the rest were scattering The second ballot was taken
with the same result When the third ballot was ordered
Mr. Lavery receiving 60 votes and his nomination was
Jerry b. Cleveland and John Cable were Nominated
for Register On hftn baot-ihe votes having been
nearly equal on previous ball0s-Mr. Cleveland re-
ceiyed "a votes and declared the nominee James
H. brow was nominated for County Clerk jacob Bein
| hard 0ncumbeuU, Thomas Whean and John Lynch were
nominated for Coroners Messrs Albeit Layerty' ana
Cleveland made speeches OF acceptance anu tne Con
yention adjourned ut late hour.
| THE SEVENTH DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL COSvES'
| law TON. ETgr.ln taTf
Tha With District Democratic Convention met In NC
Paerson's Haul Jersey City yesterday afternoon Inc