The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13
KEW JERSEY IN TIE FIELD
RINGING SPEECHLS ny NFNai""
HIIlRD AM cor. IA IN In


,., the Nomination OF ti'''"'' -.
srv s,ronR Tor t:Ov. Ttiden Ite''"'' VIZ
ni. Wnr Record-A CaiumnN hei"''"'
r,rYrox sent. 12.-Thc Democratic Con-
v.nti,n that met here to-day was one o' '"o
n, al ,euresentativs bodies ever Mseuioio" :"
a., - 70 If New Jersey. From joel fathe' W |
A., "a. aeaie from the pineries Of Ocean county, |
.,,.,, one seem, d earnest IN the cause OF i"uen
and Reform The statements by New Jerse>
w.r Governor Of the real sentiments Vi Sanue'
/ Illden i'm regard to the ATTEMPT OF tue oou'n-
arm state. to sever the Union. produced ueep
, nr.ssiou, coming as 1t did from one whose
LEGALITY Was M yer qu, STONED, agenteman VINO
an, more men IN the field titan tho quota oil his
=, 4. demanded, and who put them IN the held
with Nigor aud d,spAtch'
N.ue. lot even The most arden friends Of
cc.niistn, express any opinion that New Jei-
s,,uii 20 other than Democratic The safe
I'VE Bedlc l4O0O majority two years ago. aud
will roll az ati,ast az large majority for lilden'
lbe nomination Of joel Parker for temporary
rh.ifran wosteceived with loud aud repeated
applause. lie said;
GOV PARKER's SPEECH.
Frttow.c rrtzrNs; Candidates for the Presi-
dcncy have Teen named Oy inc resPeV'''
Irrties. , -, ,,.t, ., rtv
suuarel ana boidy to the country Tue hepuU
he'd Convention thrust asidV poo 'n'".hs 1h"
IL.
ad approving all the ini0uitVus "ets 81 lne
I.uti.i AutLiuis ration, Is stni tNWUtl"tiHt')
sASrrfc Itis true lac served IT, the amy, not
where. err. and ho~ did ne disiliigul,n hlh-
sttf IL D. true he served IN Congress nus what
az. i.. sure nd he originate, OF even adNo-
Ia 90 such a wv a to attract attention WIN
eucn nclu- tor distinction, "a man NJ Tor thc
Presidency would nave done something To raise
man above the level ut mcdiotritN. su"uid no
be elected, there il no q uht Tia the men VINO
G. ufiul the present Admin 5 t-ti1n VIII rvnaln
nt-tuweriul. aud that the country would have
continuation OF the present policy and
,nr candidate Of the Democracy, on the con-
trnr,. i- "A man OF the hil hest order OF lent.
Il g. thor, uglly yetsed In the principles Of gov
,rnnneu al science. ANA j. also possessed ui con-
suunAiv executive ability That ne nds tue
lraf. tng ana experience to enable him To res
cue tie Government from tue petiis by which
It Is enylroned cannot ue doubted ana Is not
aeufed.
But opposition papers, which were formerly
filled with pr iseoi our candidate, have since hls
nomin ton opened the Walls Of a use. aud are
now publishing the most malicious ISLANDERS
against nis .rlNate character. ms i not Tue
&c aston to notice "a detail tue falsit' OF these
charges. lime viii not permit. Ii Is sunicent
ior me now 10 say that tney relate 10 a penoi
of time long anterior TO his candiracy Tor the
Govefnorsnip OF New York. hi< character.
private anu pubic. was then discussed ior
months throughout the Eiupirs Sta,e. wnste he
Il passed bis whole life anu Mas best knOWu'
aud the result was That samuel j. iilu~n " >
most pOpulai man III tue Republican party.
luis verdict ~ ms ucghboIs We an eupnAuc
ueul.I tf the base eihnNsr~ AZ tiht llilt. Nlt u
will lie found t"at the people ol tue Voun ~
viii regard the record 81 tust Nciu lct b, The
viucuage Conclusive IA - MS private Character.
As tue LAWYERS say, the result q tu.t eletl' u
suouiu operate Hs All est opel TO sianuer.
hsv even say that Mr.. liuen was disloyal
10 uispruve TINS charge may he cited. .mona
other Things, the fact that through his influence
Gen. Mcclellan wrote MS letter ueclatlhs i"'
me m Iiutenance Of the Union al all h Yards.
The following extract from declaration oi
Iriuciiies from The zen oil Nr. Illdeu. written
IN lso2, shows the true patriot anu relutes Tue
F.ta.. kalFN Al H..
wrote:
within the Onion VT. viii give you ne cen.tltn,ioI
you profess revere We viii give You eve yihis 10 q
lo,a scli-governuleut demands, ev nihiug TIA com
mon % slOr' evyyth,nS tat nsil5n irt'.t
T. feaera bo6d between Inc st~tes, 10 di-mruiter on
oouht ,, ~noever else constnts. We Will net-No
never ueverl
To the same effect is the evidence Of J Idg'
CaiOn, iate Chief Justice Of the state Il liinois
w.o mad repeated conversations with Mr. ltldti
Oh tue subject vi the war, and iouuu MN arut III
aud earnest IN It's SUI puft. go.
Dultng the nOutn OF June. 1861 had th'
ple-sgre OF meeting Nj lHden M 10 CONVEX
fatiun wLtcn lasted several nours the outy q
ci.zeLs. SPECIAL, oi ID nocfats' ~ reiy.eue'
totuc wal aud it, lru-uNutuu, was ia ~ N
frcel, dis used. lie was ,eciued in tls con
vicious . duty ami "dtsouksh ~ 1heit *. 60
SION. tie said, III supst.nce' that "'huu. &c
gard to errors ~ ADMINISTRATOR u w toe uut
OF every man to sustain the Governments !" IL
etolt- to s.puress tue rebellion, aud tl.Gt tues
error should De cOirvct.d al the ballot ooS
Ii fully approved NY course "a Governor d
raisiug men and money to aid in irJstcu.inl
81 nrnr. oIl' ON he us,is Of the Uuion / nav,
never before publicly mentioned th's lnterFie"
but, a. tue question his been raised, dc ell
ny duty t. say What know on thls iuJect.
Ine Republican parry cane intn power upu
the It'd wave OF q gr, a. moral quts''n whi-
had LONE agit,ted tue subtle minG, tut wnlc
has uapJiiY bssn settled. Many sincere me
were enlisted Ia : iaDks, hlt Tie men W.
founded ne .arty for the purpose Of auollsull
slavery, now tuat the ouJcrt has been accom-
plsnel. h-ve &c 4sei 10 direct is Tort 4hes, an
tls present leaders care no,hihg ABOUT tie nor
asp CT II any question involved, uut run u
pa - onlS Tor success, their chief oDje Z beir
To hold on o tue Offices. =,
lhe policy OF lhe Republican party toward IL
South since the war ha. NJ parallel Tor hear
iessues, aud cruelty. POsterltY Will regard
win uOlrOr tni c.-.ast. anu istOry wIl It'll
~. Ia IL as tue great political criLe u! tho &c
tury, The scneine Of oaYonst rule was ueNlst
Tor party PURPOSES without ieSHd 70 the We
Iale I tue people. North or SOuth-it MAS o
piessiVe 10 the Soutu. and rum ls to the Mort
= change now urgently demanded, "a
oLlA N Tue Administration, but in party >
prenhcy. Inc parry IN power under which u
ACuscs originated cannot reform tnOse abuses
Alter brief recess, the Convention effected
permauent organization. Gov Parker "
chosen President, ana a Nice-president "
nominated Tor each county Henry 1raphag
was Vice President for Hudson, David IL. Nee
FL ior Essex. Wm. II. llendrlckson for Mo
mouth. Charles Ii. Kersulng for Norris, aud W
b. Maxon for Union.
Sen tor Bayard OF Delaware was then init
duced aud received with great enthusiasm.
tad
sLSATOR BAYARDs SPEECH.
My FELLOW CoUNTRYMEN, CITIZENS
NEW JERSEY; THANK you for your irend
greeting ant wei ONE 10 your political counci
The broad and majestic river whicA divld
my home from yours, yet units- tbs St.;es al
people, whose boundary II forms; aud It seen
specially meet aud proper that the ,nds # t
sons Of New Jersey and Delaware should, In Il
10 frt. ala