New-York tribune., 1874-08-28


looked on t as that destroyed so much prope,p
in human flesh: they looked the debt incurred py
| carving on such incubus when they mo"
be glad 10 repudiate. They looked on tne isepuon.
party as engaged in struggle TO retain once ram.
than to subserve the great interests OF INC
country. And carrying their views INTO pr"''.
work, they had already organized III ono
norton of the country party WHOSE
banner Is the White Mans party, party that igpo
the rights OF all colored men, and whose groundwork -
that no negro has rights that white man Is ooun
TO respect In another portion of the country ""c'e
they have obtained local the country has oee
amazed at the arrogance and prosecuting spirit cA
| ited. In New Hampshire all the public oihce-bo'ue''
were removed simply because they we're Repuohca"''
and their places filed solely by Democrats were 'e'
prepared that measures OF National ana state cbar"
ter which had cost 80 much Of life and treasure should
be surrendered now We're they prepared to turn over
to the Democracy these measures however respee'hoo
some OF its men might be No the mission OF the ne
publican party was ended. The recent bugebiast o
| the Democratic Executive Committee was iu
| Of unsupported charges OF fraud ana corrup-
| ton. Now, they well knew that u cauio
with a bad grace from the Democracy !"
charge these things any party Its last act when I'D
power was to seize forts and arsenals In New-i"ih
City there had been gigantic frauds perpetrated py
the leaders OF tho Democracy such had caused con-
sternation throughout the world The Republican party
took pride unearthng corruption TO bring 10 ght all
jobbers and Credit Mobiler operators He might ailudo
to acts in the stae the passage Of the general rail-
road law to providing for the insane etc. In all Its leg
saiion New Jersey would compare favoraby with any
other State.
THE COMMITTEES.
prayer was then offered by the Rev. DR.. Thomas
Hanlon Samuel III. Gray OF Camden, aud John Y Foster
of Essex we're unanimously elected Secretaries OF the
Convention The call the Convention was then READ
by Secretary Foster and the following committees were
appoiE ted:
orgaaisas2n-Pee ou,cthbuh Parry. BEETLE Bees
Lshrop COpperthws Mills lizard Davenport Vcar Enshsn and
Ras-Iu,rd Blauve Horter Chew Newn MOrri, jr Matthew
Garrison ceye9g Coleman iGaghon APpes1e Howell HOBART
saaTp H ,s' % H' Hs.s .. 'i,sG ississG
s hi H.n TaiGTs1s sesras Mr PoSe AMI ke1cham
ResoaOns-BOwes Rowland, BrGsn Dudley fG9ns "e.cot %
Horner Carr Gray. Town, Stiles Stone, and Hays
A motion to adjourn until 2 p. lost but was
reconsidered and carried
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the hour named the Convention reassembled and
was called to order by the Chairman. The Committee
on Permanent Organization reported follows Pres
ident, the Hon. John Hill Of Norris This greeted
with loud applause. Tho following nominated for
Vice-Presidents:
Atlantic George W. Rich Bergen Charles p. Buck
ley; Burlington e. Bndi Marer; Camden John B'
ard wnlltts; Essex, WIN. IT, Kirk Gloucester. James
Moore Hudson Dr. j. NJ Corpeison munt9riSd Lew
lis d. Jarrard; Monmouth. Charles T. .eming Nor
ris saCge Tppet; Ocean j. G. w. Havens; Passaic. g.
a H"bart. sair,: Job G. BeIden Somerset. John De
mott; Sussex, Alpheus Howell; Union, j. NJ. Drake;
Warren, George Stayley.
The following were na,.ed as Secretaries
Ist District, Samuel IT, Gray; lid District Henry j.
Irck; Id District, ]. Henry Stone IVth District. X
F. Goodman; Vth District, Isaac Van Wagner; WIN
District, Jonn Y. Foster; With District, John c. Dc
LazeDgue.
Mr. Hill escorted TO the chair and received with
loud cheers He returned thanks for the honor con-
ferred He congratulated them the happy auspices
which had brought them together. They had met to
nominate a candidate to HI the highest executive office
in the State They should sink all personal feelings,
aud make such selection OF candidate as would re-
dound TO the credit OF the State and the Republican
party Let all go forth with the determination that he
who should be chosen their leader would be triumph
antly elected
The Committee on Rules reported as follows
The Rues respectfully the following as the rules
for tie gOyeTnmsot ofIhe Convention; /; ,, -, -, Au.
entitled to one Republican votes the La, Pres
,own.h S sa w TO be to one dss
second The counties snail be called for nomination Tor Governor
TGird The candidate for Governor shall be taken from
s e vote Of The coane shall be announced By tie chairman
tie delegation unless any eooStI when called shall demand vote %
COUNTY shall Be- called and the call , BE- without Of s s
vsD and such person 80 rec eeng moHF Of tue votes cast
fourth AL resolutions shall be referred 10 the Committee on Re'o
1s 10 person hi peal minutes,
twice on the same subject
township ward sh, not be represented by dele
the delegates present fOu the county which the said township be-
Tie Committee on Credentials reported that there
were no contested seats. The report accepted.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
The Hon. Thomas H. Dudley, Chairman Of the Com
mttee on Resolutions. then read the following. which
were adopted unanimously:
Re,orvee Th., Republicans YewJey entering upon
the OF
National elections deem unnecessary advert National
approve aud will continue to uphold the principles
which the p s S U1' aIG S have sInf a IN @
preservation Unou in the extinction Of slavery the
in the maintenance the National credit in
foreign Complications the advancement Of the nation and
dignity abroad and at and IN % Efforts to s
President Grant who has borne large part in producing
B. T6st we are in vo Of National legislation viii maintain
nserbJ the faith
Resoirss That while not anndfu Of the good Of the
eountr e at Liberty N this purely sa!s contest MAINTAIN %
between two great manufacturing a'd commercial States in the
Agricultural wealth her commercial facilities grea system rail.
snd ber manufacturing interests and TO be vatciu
economy which h, tend to lessen her Adyantages cripple her in
favor Of such equal taxation viii AFFORD
lection to ana @ G s% 1d ss'Unss % are ie
Of the establishment Of port Of entry at Jersey Cy in orde.
facilitate tue aOw commerce its natural channel through her
| territory.
That regard State afa commend and will
policy adopted BY the Republican par during Its con
| tro Of the State Government. yiL
l. general railroad system and the consequent dimnuOn Of
| rupiing inAuenoes In legislation
| & The judiciOas amendment ofthe State Consultation
The support Of our system Of public educson
The and liberal extension OF public nsitu
! onsf for penal. and charitable
ARs III Sss q.
| THE BAILOTING FOR GOVERNOR.
The Chairman then announced that the nomination
Governor next In order. and that the roll Of
counties would be called aud that the chairman OF each
| delegation and announce the agreed upon