New-York tribune., 1874-07-21

ttro tbe positon no spoke with learncstneSs VI 'ho
evils the country Is suffering uncer tue se"u'" "
| s,ec,aI legislation OF the Republican party no '" "
favor of currency that VIII ho' h".'"" "
v,lus of a return to Specie anu vi
,arG for revenue only As Governor no hau
s,gped the present Temperance law. He did this lie
said not because he wholly approved OF the law Dut pe
cause he believed 1t to DO consttu'ionai Ia" anu
passed after mature delberation. e does not believe
the veto should used BY executive to defeat Dill
becanse OF his mere personal dislike to IT, He would
throw around the liquor traffic every guard possible so rs
TO protect the citizen The who gets drunk should
be punished for It "a well the man who makes him
drunk and the minor who obtains liquor by claiming to
be of lawful age should DO punished as well as the
louor seller Saloons should be closed during the late
hours of the night More restrictions should con
troll the sale OF alcoholic liquors tban mder beverages
Tho speech upon the currency and temperance was
bolder than the habtually is accustomed TO-
1t gave great satisfaction 10 the best element OF the
Constitution, and was constantly cheered.
There was determined struggle for positions on
the ticket SO intense the eagerness oil candidates
and their friends that the Chairman with great dl'
Guilty. and only by personal appeals, could preserve
order. Indeed, IL ranks disOrderly BODY Ihis Is
counted a good proof of tho confidence OF the people
that the party will succeed There were many candi-
dates for every position one and it Is confidently
said every instance tho best man was selected
The following is the ticket:
Secretary OF State-John +. Neff
Auditor Of Statt-EOenezer Henderson.
Treasurer Of Siate-Beniamin T.. Slaw.
Superintendent Of PdDiic Observation-Disclosures H.
Smart.
Attorney -General-Carencs A. Buskirk.
Judge of Supreme COurt-HOrace L. Biddle.
All but the last named who is a sage at the Bar, are
young mcn-two being under l3O 1t is the youngest
ticket ever nominated by a State Convention.
significant fact is this. that two OF the candidates
are also candidates OF the Farmers Independent Con
yenton-one OF them being Liberal Repubcan,.and a
third OF the Farmers candidates only lacked few
votes OF being nominated. This would seem that the
Farmers party feared than has been claimed
by themselves 1t is hoped that this action Will SO
far pacfy the Independent" party that 1t viii dis
band, and give its full support to the Democratic
ticket. But this extremely doubtful for they have
suddenly begun to feel strong again. andi this courtng
them will not tend TO diminish this feeling Thcy are
too for that. The State Central Committee OF
the Independent party yesterday were Ia session to
consider the decnation of OF their candidates.
They called State Convention for Aug IL to I'LL the va
cancy and 1t said will make another elOrt to get
platform. They also appointed committee to establish
an organ the party may be that trouble Will come
OF this party yet
For the present the managers OF the Convention arc
well satisfied with the work done, aud perfectly con-
hdent that the ticket nominated will be elected