New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
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v,s-i,ensy L. nutleh prominent man"'"''"'V' W
rNssslc, -. .,o., ,o,a,y ana
,a,se,v and Wanted gains" oi the lndoroh'oh~
WIN Thomas a. Potter u Jersey my "'p"""'"''
promincncH A. .,..,. o,,ohn,,y Ia
-, "o,,ec,or az the Fort NJ somers Point ~ was
Uroptly stated that he would resign that position nv
- n,aae a candidate tor eector The nominations OF
,ho A,s,rie,s were then ratified by the convention
n, the call Of the counties for nominations for electors
s,lorgc all the counties except Essex named rt'u'r'S
A. Pots, OF Hunterdon, and ex-senator John l"yIor' VI
Mercer Essex County named in addition Dr charles
" Hagen and Carl LEM OF Newark The roll was caleu
md Mi Potts received 6ls OF the 65O votes MT la!r
BIS Dr Hagen Ii5 and Mr.. Lent 10 MessrS Io'S
ana TAYLOR were declared the nominees and the nomna-
,ious verc -,ade unanimous Mr Potts has long been
Republican leader and headed the almost winnns us"'
for Gabernatoral honOrs four years ago Mr. laylor
has large pork packing establishment ~ trenton o
has represented Mercer County the state Senate ana Is
very popular with the worknemen
ADDRESS BY rX-GovrRNoR oGLEspY.
The chairman introduced Richard J. OgleSoy' eN-
Governor. and to be next Governor OF Ilho'S' '' '
cheertn, was over Governor Oslesby said:
Vast interests are at stake in tis contest Ihc' o,,
never day in this great country o' oIiS doy is
pourcd into National treasury 10 re aS1u I c. o,,
mSeaps more imncrtant duty vaster interest 9e
inagiued than properly and honestly 10 "N verso ~ =
, t task OF guarding tie interests Of these 56o1o0o
OF American people an important .n' , hds of the
year and wears this has rested IN tus hHuS 20 w
Republican party. That party has been Ie,o1c o
our revenue laws Tor tarih laws, Tor our
uon laws aui tor all the statutory plo. i ,,o,' t
IN. admui ration OF the vast trust impose" .l'l
Govcrnment of this NatiDn Has II done u Wen, o. n.y.
Won are too ai to say that yOu Will not bother WIN th
questions. somebody must look AFTER ths I, &
Somebody for instance, To look after tne deIc'c
complied oil II atiOus OF labor ana capital u on SOM 10y
there will disastrous crash = ne n,t wv nnobt
p"naIify by Sowing a capital II has guarded ihe
sais o. 1 Labor Is the friend the boon
companion Of capital The Rerublcah usr ,R, %,ii"n
the philanthropy and courage 10 say mat inns Nao
cannot stand unless stands deciy ana he v and ar If
honestly in support OF labor IL sh!s ,h n,s pncs into
always has said IL. We have not pot 'nSse S "oi
platforms just for the sound OF them we wou nU'
have dared thus to insult labor We mean N M and nndr
ali circumstances for the dignity aud Importance oil
labor
NO STAIN NOW on LABOR
Tbere ia no dichonor in labor now. The Republican
,arty removed the last disgrace from labor when IL
lifted up the OF African slavery from the oou'n'
Since then IL is no dishonOr 10 have TO WORK any "uere "
tis broad land Of Labor is now the privilege %
tree man. not the portion OF D slave. Inc IcP"''"n
marty has gone further Il has said 1t would n1t ohiY
honor labor, but protect H. No party dare uri deth
lcssly with questions involving ihn" ,,,i,atto If
now It's capable Of ORGANIZATION, anu & has
must be treated and and TIE kopunlcdh PliH' 1''
treated It. Just a. az couture Oh oI n,rty Ina; took
terest is treated II was Inc hclu .vu r' ,i, ~
the labOriug and woman and the poor hul "ill ~
our own bat oi every .hIu 81" 1i'o Isl tracts
win ~ "HD,'I,',n ,,ariy threw omen free for the
% If acres left Iut il Is not tie Kind ~ land
urea hiiul"hs :" az W., ,t'n nu and turu into farms.
so,ii 80 ,,ist lie done with IT, AMI the issue j.
whether Wo shall permit these vast plains l" ccVe ,c
PoP,S W. b, ,rd sauarr min, ar shall w. repeal the
tlul. tl~i ' IA, iirlt g. aim inG preserve the
hnu l'' ,i,i NJ, tis t.sre coming Last last week
sptat- f"nN ga '' 1,,r, ig,,.i cl.icl Inv one of
thc most learned aud cn.trcl men o., TO- @ o,ir e
great l19h 81 O., '.,i,,| l,.,-t,cri on t,. UuyffF
o. w tNII .,"V t G Tor'nt hi ,o. and au.lcr
hee"fs t'"h- ,n''"' Il. & - t,li,r.l crowd ont thi-
was g.iou-ici u Sc lh'l L..', ,,I L,,l,r, tla,
!ano que, non ,1'1 t Gamma, en- wa. ono OF per
the sole i-*ur al U ll '." 70 ,r, oI,,, .fi1l' iu
touai ohWn.t'r lLhleuth l5t..',t'n'. ~ d,ii.'. f..
Nol'lnR hlhu't, '' "i' .tf',, ~ a., to,,,ir
NolNnk NU'',' .uv ', t,,. hn.,i rpon the ,,il
foundation r'N'iW'1 " 49, 80 H. v,tn tiIt
lolN'h '''Nl, I'D, ., ,,..t,. l,. riIt.i'o
,p.m, ',,', az 'Ii n,,I r,rr,d man .l,., " GD
MN lu tIN' ' I'''. ,',5t .t,,.t, ,,.,. limo. it,
cause have lrl uo F'lN, WIZ -" u ,i.t \ ,,, ni
talents. u} culture in' I'ulns nn |'. ' ~ I'.,,r
ran h', l". 'l,'A- "l," 'p t ~, b. .i b.4Il i Iil iu
q. nnluM' nov u'. l". ',''' a." u.,' ''
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IUlrNp-tur ron lui iW N'HN
49,, ,.., 49,. ,o...d a., H.. ,lor and tho
~" "'''' VIM" 49, ,.. i.,,.,, ,t
iahuror ave 900 tou', h"' N' '.i"'''''" P'." ~ "'
,tnur.d A. a.. declared that cigt hours ~hul hr day
- t q, ,,.,.,-e. to SEQ No., ma, principle b.. cx.
""'N ."" I''l ,,.'...., ... .,..,.t..u tf,o..
ecurd r" i"r n' ih" GOV '''"''' '"' 49, ,'
b,ve watched tUr mechanic toiuut IN the Shops l"'
b,ss fe ,,orlin. ia the home. H-k iu thc name
"ttt,re are rpf eight h.ur, out ol thr twenty i'1r
cu1lsi l,r au, one O, votk The Republican party
INN -, o.. sd .,. Twas foiu5 N Nfco
iut - 81 '-. ~, ,-,,., tn ,,..Nirg 81. 4 =
~ an dl.h sE n 10 .''Aa'' T, M N nm, ri.i m
Wi ma w. i'.p", , r. go a.ax II That plea, &, u
,or las ,y NTH or M money, by t5cirn r.n b.