New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

don't If the United states MAY | repeat what I
said ON another OCCASION that II Is nomination
which had neither xpected nor desifed and yet
feeognHs AID appreciate the high honor dong 20
hy the convention. The ehOire Of such u body,
pronounced with such unusual unduimiiy qua ao-
c0mpanied with generous an EXPRESSION ~ esteem
and e9niidepce, ought 10 out geleh all mercy Rnt.
this feeling and trust also nom deep sfhse ~
pullic duty, that nov accept the Illumination anl
shall abide The Judgment ~ ny rOnnttYinfn.
have examined with care the ds ltfati0n ~
principles adopted by tho convention. . copf u
which tOu sgbpiiH1 ~ me-, ana 10 hnit snih an1
Substance ! heattily hloi77 ana "pW"Yo uis
/ am. gentlemen youf obediegt sefyaal,
LA litAphitHs
NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS ~ CONVENTION,
AZ ftFctoRAL tiokFf AAhfb- biifth sfftsh
~ 4pYERAOk ABBttL
tFR1H sPEfIAL CORRESPONDENT 30 fHf fmBuihI
TRENrOS, Aug. 2O,-'fhe Democratic etate
C0nyoHt0n 10 nominate can iidates f0r Presidential
Electors called tJ order by RUFUS Bio srt chairman
Of hr state committee Ia the Opri ioise halt an bohf
after noon to-day Most OF tue delegates w.ra on haAd
Beside twenty A-senblSn'n and senator's tho
only persons OF distinction on tho stage wre Genera
Mcclellan. AttOm y-General stockton. secretary %
state Kel-ey II. s. Little, Niles Ross, General Mott
Chanceroy clerk Duryca, Consr,ssn an MeAdoo su
preI.c Court Clerk Lee, AMI Governor AObt WHO csAo
on at the last mOueni aud cceyed with applause
prominent g.re the stage Theodore ". Morris,
tie free rade champion, whose bitter attacks upon ma
tor Nc McPhersDns protective views It won him tafOr
with the Democracy. When Chairman Blodgett ah-
nounccd that he committee had chosen General Mcclellan
temporary chairman, The convection cheerel SGor-
ousy lie spoke for ten minut s. rectng spec which
had evidently commit ell 10 emory l. was chic ny
glowing lneat Of tn Democratic prospects or Vc-
tory this fall He dwet particu Iry upon tne fact that
this not "A defensive campaign for the Democrats
and that It WAS desirable that the discus tons be con-
fined to question Of puOhc policy and record "ho
have not ly he said ito gain W. must 90
serve It, Deserve itby seeking to gain IT, and by 80
using 1t that every honest citizen will oicc 70 know
that the elec.l)u OF 1854 won by the Democratic
| party" '"s
telegram fom United Stat Senator McPhcrson
said that he wal suierns from hay-foYcr and would
not present Another egrAm was from samuel Kan
dali announcing his inability & b. present aud adding;
Governor Cleycinis letter makesu It certain that wok-
ngmcn have hing fear at hls hauds. but ON tho
contrary vii and IN him friend and that, under %
administration labor this country vii receive it, jnst
and duo reward"
THE CONVENTION ~ DISORDER.
A. this po nj the convention got iuto great disorder
some delegates wuue and get through with tho
| work and adjourn. Others wanted a recess. Delegate
smey rom Cuion shouted that the propos ton not 10
take recess was scheme to shut his mouth "a to mo
business Of the convention by ris"ng II through wll.o
! n was out with the Committee ON Resolutions. ITO
did uot propose ITO he shat up that wly' Delegate
WALL of Passaic who hld at the ma'~m'etinS the mght
before guaranteed that there would be no surplus IA
| the Treasury under Democratic adminisiratl0n' do
clarcd that they III not any cut utanddrcd bust
! ness about tins convention" Finally ~ motion not To
take any rec ~ was carried and two minutes af1crward
Tie CONVEX ton Wa. declared te nave tax recess for
1itoou minutes.
twas nhour be ore 'hc convention got together again
When II did the Committee Permanent Or.auMtion
,e,opuicnd. IA IN te cont nung of tho temporary oicera
.,nItl tll, It bf W ItN
Committee .u Crcdcntal, and Rules were also aloped
Ihr onuttre on ..0luons rep rto two short ones.
cItalil x ucr. formal iudor .ement ~ IN chicago
llatfot aud r'g. idt - Ine., w.s 4Ioplr u,,.o.
of E-scx and fnomas vs. ot Sus'.y. Wor" named zoe
ErDuf~a.lIter Ihc two rN'""i"oi, W. ir Wild Wild
drawn, and bableh and kays we'e n"n'nAirl ~ "ecit
nation
their chocr Tor pstict Eir'iort ~ iH i7i Dsu',
camden KICK It over the ruucu4. and g. ciI fman ~
he,e cgauou lsl.,ol hat George r'Incr bad lhry-
and hoWls lio c,cIrbod else Nhrn th" h,r ronne.
iu the district hid cas- their yote' FOR joh4 ln'rl d
CumbcraYd Cunicn- chairman wanted no. ming bis
delegation w on OF the wei lul inc III
sell vns minated vi hout auy Cunt "a vote.
u,egatr sibcy Ea- . hind nn 'lae "h.n ,nr ,i'n ps
sld vote orJane- e. ysscll.r ihe cony n,l'n o"let
c,u.ns nnI ~ IA ot be bou duyl- uo hh rmir
date of his uen AMI proposed tp vote fi l All'i hvs
Ing ( at -i,,y wanted ~ wore iO slnr ulf nam 4
Dnyll Muliurl an WA orieiel tnt m' '"i' he 50
Ito wm.cl 70 wihlriw 'lulfod aud 'o' ,@ % lo'4 ,le
Nth lisffl0t taiHis " & % "a 'N f'f-'f' hfl
olpb lo ehi Fen ihr rnndiIair ahh MnI, ''u ~ l'hnn
win mo honY ~ ttns th" r'upns lndH'en n "l jghs
" tnrhsus ~ 10 convent Iun, 70 wrIeh Hnfel ahi
rnaaa Kissed pni male ~, abd Ni y" ESQ AM a'i'
I .r , s'y 'a,.sa .. T." "f snsa a"' ."lsr .
oWoei 80, IN aim itmauW nt ocean, "1 vh
tLu state neuaia iid James Nnsssiin county olnfs
ol uulon, mtnbrl ~ The state lemmlii,r anl nth
hnuwn pnltuanI tNth, rElp iiAuui U 1omei 81 tth,
James uga, lr, Paterson merchant a"d 9irahll1-ls
for state senilori Nlth, samuel t",l ~ SI olshsr,
ksy- -...tkb bI-tle J..
a wei known huison County po'iani and - laret
Edward Babdoh, Now York manufacturer aud lhonss
Kemp, ex-senator OF Sussex IOunl5.
GOyFRNOR ALBEIT MAKES SPEECH.
Governor Albeit was introduced and received Win
cheers lie spoke for fifteen or twenty minutes ohiehy IN
an Piled yndlodton Of himself from the go 'I Oehs
ukewarm toward Cleve amt lilo was especially bt'er
toward Butler whose candidacy. no said. was "ths re-
suit Of ttln conf down East on United states YES
sell" "Ifyou believe In the principles OF Mr. Blanes
Marty and think he Is good man To represent hOse
principles" hs said, "n Heavens name vote Tor hul'
aud don't throw away your vote OH fraul pu npJustto
lure voters away Butler tells you himself that he does
not to elected, aud that he Is only trying TO get
together enough of party so that ~ four year, ~ can
have little machine of sls For every dlsdn o cd
Democrat there ten daii,cted Republicans. irsh-
men vote as they please ana lhey pe'S' !" 'o'o '"'
Chairman w. NJ Hensel, OF the Pennsylyania state
most " time be- ny devoted 10 the yentistoh o. A
entirely AID elaborate not 10 sy G hy -. ~
campaign lie. Mr. Blaine. lie stat,n o" " ~ "
Ing that Pennsy yana was not neary a' uo"o"' o'''"
The o01y~2tlon broke up afer this speech, although
Congressman MoAdooo coupled the stige ior a lev
minnes ln telling .Ome more siOris ahOul Blaine. Ihoy
arkrd however the charm which bad been the feature
Of the products of Nj. Henstls vigorous aud fertile
m.gination and the crowiw oud not listen % them Mr.
Nckdoo also failed alter tel ing each Story 10 s0lemny
affirm that It true, formahty rehgously observed
by Mr. Hensel
EX-SPEAKER RANDALL DISSATISFIED.
DIsAPPoINrED BECAUSE CLEvELANps LETTER DoEs