New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-16
he Democracy Of the country andtts uoss ,nd means
very Republican ADMINISTRATION would hnve LserApS

the Democracy Of the country and its uss nd means
every Republican Administration would h've
They have been so wasteful OF the public revernso
extravagant In expenditure-and so lenient 10
sDd burden, and taxation an ousrous weight.
They have bad the power TO permanently settle tne
sibe the widespread stagnatou in business which
to-day threatens bankruptcy and rum 10 our peepn
promised &c Golden e Era proves a deIasioa
They have failed 10 make our name respected abroad
flag has been insuted, and miserable naval farce
made TO stand instead OF che prompt vndication re,
Quired by our people our citizens have been
by foreign powers without color OF law OF trial oy jury
and no reparaion been obtained for the outrage
They have had official corruption presented % them
oicers-executive judicial, and legisative-and, not
whstanding the universal Judgment or the peopie IN
plsry punishment has been made by Republican an
thority. .........
the Administration of President whose power Is being
used for his indefinite reelection to the Chief Msgs-
tracy. A., .- O.,
nmdate voters at the polls have iofcea aliens anu
States and by the same illegal power haze pracucay
pr0tec ed them while robbng defenseless people FED
era Judges have issued orders ia support Of out
rage, and remain to-day unpunlshed ana unmpeacnou'
They have put in Office at the Federal Capital as mana
gers OF District affairs ofmen whose robberief In
brief time have never been cxceied W oouness anu
amount Yet the chief of in defiance
of decent respect for public opaiou renoIninated
10 office by the President OF the Unised states
By complainant assumptions OF SUPERIOR spatrotism,
Integrity and Intelligence, the Republican party OF New
Jersey lave invoked public criticism. and we stand
ready the people OF the State 10 make good our
charges AGAINST them in general and IN detail. %.
Nominations for Governor being next called for,
Atlantic led OF solid for Joseph ID. Bedle, and was
quickly followed by Bergen and Burlington Camden
County gave three OF its votes TO the Hon. Charles
Haight out the other 81 for Judge Bedle Cumber
land was solid for Bede. When Essex County
was called, and III votes were cast for
Bedle the first time within the memory OF man,
that the Essex County delegation has been united IN
Democratic Convention, the applause was deafenng.
Hudson cast lOl votes for Judge Bedle and Tor the
Hon. John T. Bird, one Of these two being AFTER
ward changed TO Bedle From this time until
the end Of the roll reached, there was an
unbroken vote for Judge BedIe. The chair an
nounced that he had received SIS votes oat
Of s29 the Of Messrs Haght and Bird were with
drawn aud the nomination made unanimous amid
the widest cheering and delighted enthusiasm. MI.
Vanatta subsequently appointed the following as
Committee wait upan Jadge Bede and inform MIN OF
his nomination: The Hon. Orestes Cleveland. A. A
smaley N c. Garfield. J. Augustus Fay, the Hon John
T. Bird, the Hon. Alfred Reed Jas. r Hoagland.
long and confused discussion now sprsng up as TO
the proper composition OF the State Committed mo-
ton was finally passed authorizing the appointment OF
a Committee of from each Congressional District
and two at large rs preferable present arrange
ment. which fixes the number Of the Committee at IL
one for each township. system which is bitterly com
planned Of as cumbrous and impracticable. The Con-
vention then adjourned.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR U. s. SENATOR.
Leading Democrats while admitting that their chances
control OF the Senate are slim at the BEST
express the utmost confidence their ability to carry
the lower house. consequence there several can
ddates already in the field for Senator stocktons
seat and the result of tO-day's proceed
ings will probably largely influence the re-
suit. The first striking fact TO be noted
is that tOays Convention apparently ends the political
life OF Senator John p. stockton He was not called
upon speak, would have been the natural course OF
things; he treated with general Indifference; his
appearance the stage excited more applause than
would be granted to an unknown member. The salary
grab did 1t, and he mas gone the way salary
grabbers go. Among the best men OF the
party there only one expression, and
that Of condemnation for his in that matter In
deed apparently Sympathy for his broken fortunes
only that held back the resolution deuouncing the
Salary Grab. which would necessarily have struck
direct blow at him. His chances for reelection
are at the lowest possible ebo. ExGov.
Theo F. Randolph is apparently the strong
est OF the candidates now named, and an
unblemished reputation and high and manly bearing
il politics, give him great prestige There Is posi-
bity, indeed, that his advantage in the race VIII lead
his opponents combine against him in order to secure
hs defeat Among the other candidates named are
Jacob vanatta, who has behind him the Della
ware and Lackawanna Railroad, OF which he is
counsel; Attorney Gichrst, who is mentioned
as a man of ability; ex-ChancelOr williamson who is
without any apparent strength; Abraham Browning,
leading lawyer Of Camden who is popular in West Jer-
sey and Joel Parker, who is however probably dream
ing Of higher bonOrs.
JUDGE BEDLE ACCEPTS
delegation led by A Q Garrison and Sheriff Rine-
hard OF Hudson, accompanied last night the Committee
from the State Convention in Trenton appointed to wait
on Judge BedIe at residence in Sussex-s Jersey
City. They we're courteousy received by the Judge,
who briefly thanked them for the honor conferred,
and substantially stated he still adhered to
the determination expressed when first solicited 10 &C
cept the nomination. He would continue TO discharge
the duties OF position 10 which he had been APP
pointed refraining from any active part in the canvass
but in conclusion, he assured them that II he were
elected he would be independent in the GubernstO
rial char as he had always been upon the Bench. The
delegation retired with three cheers for the candidate
THE PHILADELPHIA JAIL DELIYERY.