New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22
RITJFICAIION At NEWARK.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BY GEN. KIFArRICR, COEILANDT PARKER, ASD

ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BY GEN. KHPArMCK, COEfLASDT PARKER, ASD
OTHERS.
The first ratification Of The campaign held in
EewIerscy toO place last night ia the Opera House az
Newark The building crowded, aud raedt cntlusl-
asa prevailed every mcuiion Of the names 81 HAscs
aud Wheeler being received with applause. Nh.h iNi
meeting was called to order by Capt Allen l. ba'seu
Chairman Of tie County Republican Committee, lac aid
leah you 10 order, thou On you seem 20 be always iu
,,,I, tI@ i"fuIuccs of tie Cincinnati Convention joe
me White Huu.o March g. All tnr -Uion7 % a.
Convention were animated by one purit't- tt'Nt
tnc.r party. tncir country, dHd 'H,t n'i. -
fur.sf A. fuUir differences ~ thdi hilucf PURPOSE
TuGre Il no OF their making ANY nominations 't
81 Louis. Al people have nNrd habit~ Grant D.'9 a
nsb.i o suoaiuE Hayes na- nauit oi heating lrb.i.
I,l'c-au, 1tLr-itI. t.d Ia -l.n5 titn' -tlt
habit l. 10 strong tlat he wili bee, sac ''I.e % "a,
ST. Louis Convention, Whoever io may Joe. ~. 4t.
proud y., OF introducing 20 yon us president q" ht
injecting man VINO, IA hUnonng hiln houo1" !vu' Oo''
land, ralEe. az Nc. ark.
wncn tie applause had ceased Mr.. Parker sa.d.
thousand q thousand thanks lind friends Tor Tie AUHoF
and the reception. History repeat isei: sixteen years
aso Tonight tie fist meeting w"s held IN this cay TO
r.tf, the nomination II Abraham Lincoln, and u tho
prov ence OF God, 1 hOnored 10y boiling chosen
TO preside over the meeting. Io-nlsHt 'm
called to preside over tic mot mecthg Ia
rat,fv the nomination OF Hayes and Wheeler held
I'm New-Jcr.uy II not Ia any state oil
tbe Union the mission Of the party now Is not ~ 10 Nn1
sixteen years AGO 10 save the nation-h'; Il has done
hut 10 cs,a-h the government OF The nation, and maze
il pcrpctnate. Un,ss the nominees OF the Cincinnati
Convention are elected tae Government VIII nos uc rh-
delei perpetual la 1860 The humble aud almost IN
known man was brought forward, until Ut Inst Who
DOUBTS il was prudential Abraham Lincoln ""' elected
President Then there WAS batle then victory, thcn IN
mortality 4 Convention without parallel
Men went 10 Cincinnati with tho carnestness OF only
those VINO sixteen years ~ went 20 Chicago They were
earnest for the nomination OF their fyOaitcs an! hot
without reason There was the gallant Blaine lpso-
louged cheerl; he deserves the earnest love- Affection
and enthusiasm that follow every mention OF ms name
There was Conkug, tho statesman and consistent re
publcan so Likewise the distinguished governor 81 rem
ylyaa 3d. TOO were other iGyotcs Of the delegations
Yorg nominees viii be elected let the Democrats hom-
nate who they wiz; whether the shrewd, sigacous IL
den or my honest weiLmcaning naAcsake Joel farAril
The Cat has gone forth IL written that the Democrats
have been wei died III the balance ard found wanting
Your caIiat,s are worthy o the party anu the place
MIR Parker concluded with n per0ration "A bohai OF
upiop. liberty and party. Tho Hst cf Ucepre'iden''
aud secreares inciudiiB one for each position nom
each ward aud township In the County OF Esrc1, was
then read and unanimously adopted
Gen Fitzpatrick was next introduced ana III INC CON
cuon Of MS speech John y Foster addressed the meet
inn Tie meeting closed with enthusiastic cheers lor
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