The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-28
MAKING UP THEIR SLATE.
MEN Nv VIEW JERSEY THO uTSH TO
90 70 CfNCINNITI
Whnt Nav he Done ut the Trrrtnn Convention
on the I7lh OF Nav Nexf-fndicafi0ns that
IInlarv Of NeMnrk VIII HIND flc Liz.


on the l7ihof 'iav Nex'-indicaiions thnt
lialsrv Of Newark will Head the List.
TnENroN. April 1.-THE New jersey
Rcputlcar invention to clrci delegates to
Cincinnati is TO he held here on the I'm VI May
The Republican stare Cormittce has sent cifcu-
r. TO the county committees, requesting IN :
they send preseutptives to Trenton to consult
with them on the evening Of the iG;h. IN order
to arrange the business Of the Convention for tho
next day, and to get an interchange of Views on
the subject Of the foir delegates at large. The
slate for these. however, Is understood TO he
pretty nearly fixed. George A. Halsey ~ New
rk. will undoubtedly he d the Hat. IFS defeat
hv BE lie for the Govcrn0rship has not lcssoned
confidence In him as party leader. His infiu-
ence would be for Blaine. Senator Frederick
\. Potts OF Huntcrdon county. Now York
iron merchant. whose brief political career has
been SO credit BILE that he Il looked upon ~ a
rising man, will be another Alcck Cattell, Of
course, MS a member " the Republican National
Committee does not expect a DELEGATION az
large to be elected that does not include him ;
but thcro are some Republicans who think that
neither he nor his ffieud Rpbeson ought to be
ut large and 20 tho name OF Gen. rcwell
iresident OF the Senate. resident OF the same
district with Cattell, - strongly urged instead.
u CHtell goes at large. sewcll VIII 70 from the
First Congressional District, with probably one
Of the BEETLES as alternate. Augustus Hobart Of
passnic. an ex-Spsal1er OF the House. Is named
for the fourth delegate at large.
Gen. Schul'ze, Senator from Ocean county.
who was badly wounded at Gettysburg. aud Il
Cultivatlng cranhctrics, will represent the Sec
ond District. with ex-senator Hopkins Of Hur-
lineton. II Is sid, as alternate. From the Thrd.
cN Congtces man Amos Clark. Jr, Of Elizabeth.
viii be sent - delegate. and Senator Levi u.
Iafrard NJ New brunswick. or Senator Magic ~
hz beth. NJ alternate. In tho Fourth. the
ttairin1n OF the state Committee, Joseph Cuult.
VINO yes IN -u-reN county ana p'actisce law IN
New rIt. t. an eri ectanf. So H. Councillor Gas
ton of Someryilg. John I. Blair, an4fhrr d..
f'atcd ndtdate f1r Governor. must be content
with ih" tositiUn Of alternate. LAWYER Gri1gs
cf Paterson. who talked $50 much IN tho lu'e
House ~ Z ne was looked upon as very "ris-
In Young mar, expects 20 20 as delegate from
tho Iffth VA watch case the alternate viii De-
cOLreiog to Morris county. Cuurtltndi Parker
~ Newark Will rerr sent the six %. There nro
that 10 will be dficut 90 find one 20 OIL the sun
oritnu" place. he party think Aldermen
etainshv J. suri r'cn'lr virdicatei by arruoni-
nTtiou IN 'hc ward Convention ~ which NrUie-
ship VS. Chairman. 50 tu.; hr ucci NJ cN9Cc,
u. Tue SEVENTH sent u. :. Gregory nud u g..
f'"rs To the last Convention. Now that Nr.
Gre cor, T. Cea,. - o. v. WI street IRON
merchant and c0u.nrya'igr. i-tu. h"rul' IL
can wh I've. in Jersey CIV D. tali.ed Of FOR tho
Nfst ll7ce. john u. Cars -9llen. IN whose behalf
the Democratic Assembly men fefu cd 20 vote
for too usual comp iucntury resolutions at thu
adjournment. uc 'ausc II hi4 untairncss us
80 a1cr would ike 70 be- vlncicatca by some
ftrn9iitlou; nut there are 500 ans Others con
rocted wtth the Jctscy CIV G1vernu at whose
s-ii"- are no less tina. MS that tue choice T.
san Ia doubt.