New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
NEW-JERSEY REPUBLICANS.
THEIR ELECTORAL TICKET IN THE FIELD.
STRONG PLATFORM OF PRINCIPLES AND STRONG

A STRONG PLATFORM OF PRINCIPLES AND STRONG
| PARrY-ADDREss BY EX-GOVERNOR OGLEsBY.
| IFRoMA SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT oF rHE TRIBUSE.I
| TRENTON, Aug. 6.-The Republican state
Convention to nom nate Preside ptill electors called
TO order in Taylors Opera House Il noon ay by Gar.
rett A. HOBART Chairman OF the state Executive Com-
mittee Five huldrcd d.legates aud several hludred
o her people were present ON toe platform were
Controller 4. J. Anderson, eIU United states sena
tor Alexander o. CatteL Quilted ates Mar
shall W Budd Deacon, Judge James
puchenan A.s,mblrmen Fish, Armsttoar
Cunningham and other members and eX-ucmhes ~ the
legislature with ovcra ~ di.tn 4usned citizens
of the sta o. Secretary john y Poster ~ tho stats
Committee. iel {, rp,d tho cal io the nyor ton.
toar of applause - unexpected AM overwh lining -
tlp ptpl apn ~ magazine IN corrupted him whrn he
rane 4, tho name uf James - naie. wniol occurred
Incidental M to o,it chairman HOBART 90 nebslfot
tho state Commit 90 nominated " lrf \ rahslnfm
~ me- JefssB tti journal 10 ptushp over no rbtVrn
u'h, tha nualhaulp enthusiastically rauael ani
thr Muuf roo 'l,ei win rhaofb 80 uGA snmbit man
Richard iiufrh-, of ca deA, aud John lang, ofNeFnk
es,or him upon lac pla fofm
Arer hiukn The ooLyen lon a. sal ht tha is,ua of
the day was whether the party which hti made tho
country wnat /, shoud be- tar led lut o. max room i1r
party whose last tlumpn resu ed in dther % tia
U0ion and Whose ,uec any time vii ia he past
tw ~ i've ycArs would have been an unmlt gated
Ma iunal calamity The demand Tor this cha q was
by forcg free-t dde league who's aims ana Ia
terest iuuita To the prosperity d. tbs country
ON, r. who demand Il small sc VIII ains 10 rule
arc determined ruin.
The Major clared nat the ID mo'racy ready for
the cont Il. except that IL hal issue.
| Its eand ate hat been f-lcit0uly commented br
| the aDIt, with VIII ch lie hid syOh N ution
OF 'inexpeIent topics" There was rt b. topic as
10 public matt r,Or private res ethe-. i BEGAN -
appear-whch tie Democratic can / lat coal menuoa
! ma, was not "tnexpc telt." TIE Iulrp'uIent' 40
said were no worth extended con tea ion Il sIcn a
time. The ayowl of opposition 10 ne "a tle ground
OF pc lsoual chiract dec il one tie real no
version fr he Repub lean part, today
being tn free-trlde sentiment created by sh in r
e &, amt bolstercd by British money.
Major Pan-Oorn- vigorous and Incisiys references to
the falling, OF Democratic brethren and The humor
Gus aspects OF "Iude pendent" bolt aroused he con-
yeuton 10 the widest enthusiasm, and me conclusion of
his 50 cch greeted with lous-cOuunued applause,
ending IN three cheers.
Edward l. Anderson, OF Mercer County. stephen II.
Lytle OF Morris william Watkins. Jr OF Gloucester.
elected secretaries by acclanaro1 Llch county
then named member OF the committees on rules per-
| maueut organization, credentials ANA reso.u-
| uon5. aud rs vcc president, af-er which no
convention adjourned for hour Tor din
ner few delegates cIamored for cOntinuou.
se.sol and an ry departure 70 home but rue MAJOR
ity OF The convent rad is Enthusiasm mp and You'd
be colteuteJ with nothing les than whole day o. H.
Upon re .em,.ag the Committee IN Permanent or.
an zat ou commended tn cont nuIn.e % Tie tempo
rary officer. thoc several ions, a-d The recou
! meudl ion ua nimOusly lop-cL
TIE PLATFORM OF PRINCIPLES.
! The Committee on Rues and on Cred tl's m 10
form % repo = wh "a which ado ted and Ihoua-
H. bud ~. c.airn of tie Comml tee on Reso ulyas,
| reported the 70 owing:
E,,olr,s p, the Republican. Of Ncw-I,rsey IN con
veutl,u a--eub -0 lndo sing m all thing, he tolm
If the NIt ona. Ecpu 5lcsn nvento. ., we dec are:
/ INT IN appealng 70 the people for ther con.
d inf Cd, flfe epY "a d. Nf
| has rnads dur 4 G 9 twcnty-.Our years na. been
sR,-. ,g al,,f viii %s d" tio faarc %. s5nis.d - a
party o. free soil aud tree speech. md - protect
suppress c tie ii We owners Ion aclinst National
trt President Ab.l. am Tnc1ll. fs.r-I tha rr0c
Ian alton o. ,u.u .it on. AID h- , I1rI, party
| i..,iucn
II restored he secd states 10 their orer rcat ons
mics of 'h- Uuoa ma, been as na- iuoI. u peace
as Z vl- nqr.c d j. a " r. t..,.., .t,
iuco-ror,t., , nrovi ION that sIar,ute ,hc ui,ment
%. n.,, 20 oar ,odie. AM sailors. .ri pro- lits Ine
! pi. .ment of any 4tof "a rrn.l ie7, ai} cain ior
/ Inc o-~ or cu iGciptup. ot ny slave
p 81 radu,roI of he var and mt,rn3 f,ar 10 % has
removed many off the hId.u. pose ~ ... Nar sut
su, l-G5 lt thisr u ed tie NatiOI'l debt ver rlu'5-
! oooouO
IS, .omv ani nr den'e it hr uTht about 'n r rD-
/ 'l.uof sp."- a,meti- ~ Io' ava, -n'i u''N i'f
! fha maintenance OIL. 'a of OBJ" N"rnmt O. Do hs
! 1r i-nd to rhe nc iu.a sound 'ud -tan. 'ur ''.ft
! have .u o,, q v os re,.rrv an unpre elr.. ,re
tlu the a iustWon 81 raina Yg inst o.nar nffnni
| which thr3f uei wsrs t pt .et tho HHnr- a.d i.fs
rpnuius uu thu pph. domains tn arff4I tfiIrs DO one
"a, th ~ rImpe line o. iorm+ u ile ''I i'.'. tui
krpu I,au Aiuln stat ou hta d hu N'N.'H "l nat
/ iav m l.tt.t iUt H -pITt
t haa aho0I its'f hn tho pa ~ 'f n 80 '' a' i.
| 10 tl. of Iao a r'Ior d." 'N,f' t.d "p'''' lN ns
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/ ! . 900 Wfl a.. tNt p.H.p 'f ' ii' Do 'l iH hta
puhur. hte rtrnuufefi ant "rrt. hNt F F'f NNh D.
ID, u lud HrIru. ni ttr l'rn .Nt1U p't.'. WHNni
sfhrIth m1nIurtt .i e uh" a. ruN n. r'Nhi.m 80
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int tIy lIaH l.Itutv. Too "t' Ul i'r '' '"."a 20
tur Constitution. q i r.AaivntN orp"A O." th''h /"
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