New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
NEW-JERSEY REPUBLICANS.

THE HUDSON COUNTY CiNYENTIoN-L. A. BRIGHAM
RrNoMINArED FOR coNGREss-orHER NOMGNA-
TONS.
TIE Republicans Of the With Congressional Dis
trict of New-Jersey County of Hudsonl was held
Yesterday afternoon in the Academy OF Music, at
Warren and York-sts jersey City. The building
was crowded and much enthusiasm was shown
Among those seated Oh the platform Were ex-State
Assemblyman Dusenbery, Jacob Weart. John G.
Gopsill, Postmaster at Jersey CITY, Mai r-General
Ramsey Ihe Commander Of the Boys in Blue of the
Union Veterans Union. Department Of Newt rsey
ey-Judge hoffman, Sheriff J I'm J. Totey and oher
leading Republicans Of Hudson County B.
W Throckmorton the chairman of the Hudson
County Republican Committee, called the Conven-
ton TO order expressing the hop that ITS debera-
tions wouid be marked by the same unity of spirit
and purpose that was shown IN the National Re-
publican Convention in Chicago and IN the New
Jersey state Republican Convention ut Trenton.
Counsellor John W. Herbert elected tenn
porary chairman, and Police Commissioner Bird
and Assembly, an Potrs were made temporary sec
retarirs Committees on Permanent organization
and Resolutions were appointed. The permanent
organization was effected by the selection of
thomas Potter, of the EIth ASS molly District. as
chairman. and Ponce Commissioner Bird and Asa
W. Dickinson as secretaries. The Committee on
RESOLUTIONS presented the following:
~ Eerub len uartv Hudson County does heartily
affirm The prime pies so eloquent sci ortn 10 tine pat
forms of Natoua. and state C'nv ions. We
p.ed-e our active support O." the candidates Tor FIrS
deui. yicPr s.!eut and Governor: ana commenting
t. tc people OF fi- county ihe nom Ons We nave
made do p-onise &" labor until rcton lay TO
lei eta county iui place Hudson g. la. with tie
We respectfully request She mrufi"tur,n: ana me
cusnicil interests %. hudson Comfy car tu} I'D H.
-lder tA' proinc riee. Oh ih.l D.7' 'Ars s.,u.d
i,, compelled to compete wiiI t.' 4aHpt; nnr or
Europe. Il 10 w nor directly iuurr % N"it dvtn-
ias to suror tai parry " 'h i'-o"i' "o i| ID" past
has u. way f's;. To- An.llcAn industry
Tie reading Of the re, I.u ions WI- greeted with
loud appl fu7e and they wcr" uu2nlmou~it adopted
Tie chairman then dcrHrcd NOMINATIONS for a
United States Il pres .lat 81 lA otrrr. r4ur- o.
Cole nominated Low \. - igiilr, tht lncuuteni.
Tie uonnua i,n va- seconded by Score o. the
,ric.a 49, aud was declared carried los acciAma ION
amid great app au-r and many cheer, \ commit
tee of taf.c was ap2oi. t-' 10 "W' ui'n HI. brig
lam ~ inform nm of ID. uu tnlmous reuomiuaIon.
Gilbert Col ms, lcllug member ~ tie D %.
iuds County. VS. nominated as State senator
+ = pIus. the candidate for Governor, ~ Ms
point app AIRED unon the Platform. Ills ruffln e.
wa. haired with e.. thusl.stlt app"us,. W irn TIRE
Cheering usl la4ded,Ac sio ~ came from tcArI
Ranks who wa. then 40 tAc HUDSON liJfel. 10 q.
or nIs behalf that he was 80 pro-tr1trd 10y the
an, nou, work II tAe last few days that he was un-
au.c 10 at tend tIc meeting
H. ". InlOeAm0rou was thrn nominated nv &c
ciapaiiou tor the office of surrogate. ami briefly
tla4EDd tie Convention for Us choice.
sPL.CBF- oi TIE CANDIDATES.
Mr.. brigham. having been informed of ms nomi-
uatiou. now entered tine bal amid en- huslastic
cheering IN address ny the Convention, be saIa:
You have ny tLc nsl no. YOU nave conferred ugou
nom milton with gratitude. l. We can per 'adr the
vn,cs II Hudson County 10 Dee oi our was o thhkng.
u.eds4 Won II am rp1ioI to BE- my seat t.ai what
49,, ~ at1llry may nave, and uairvrr OF experience
may nave, viii be devoted to the duty ofJust!y and