The Penn's Grove record., 1886-10-09
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Democrats IN tue country. asor h.r-
chards in the %universp ard al the Mug-
wumps this sile vt eternity elected.
After appointing he usual commit
tees d recess was taken and the conyen-
ton vas called To order again at ? a.
clock. Whltam Walter Pliplus WIS
made permanent chairman. lie kept
thu delegates IN "a laugllahle mood and
told Item the kind OF Is man they SHOULD
Dot nomm te. He should b. the kind
at 4 man the u mucrats didn't numiu-
ate. in The kiHduta WAY that the Demo-
Gratis didn't Use and support TIE nom
iupe in tine kind Of 4 spirit that the
Democrats were not showir.. THE
mon mustn't be Il lawtur,' he said.
LAWYERS are good in their places. but
their place is in the cuWt-rOum and
sometimes IN tn" jail, Particularly he
mustn't he a New York lawyer, and
most particularly he mustn't be a New
York lawyer who will exc cut his sal
airy here 10y accepting big fees from
corporations there. He must not he
an aristocrat by nature. manner or
habit. He must not be a man desti-
tuiG of sympathy with the Labor ing
ttifIls tib AIiF idbbl lux ilCli VI tilE ilisi-
ioritv of the people of the state and
their interests must be the first care Of
Il governor. He must not be u man
who for the sake of clients in New
York voted for lard rather than but
ter
Senator Nichols, Of Cumberland.
moved that meantime the convention
proceed to rame a candidate for Gov
ernor. 1t wa carried and the coun-
ties were called for nominations. Ber-
gen was the first to nominate. 1t
named Gardner II. Colby, of Essex,
/ Essex seconded the nomination with 50
votes solid. Gloucester nominated b..
Frank Howey, of Warren; Mercer nam
| ed John Hart Brewer, and Mlddlesex
FREDERICK A. Potts. Subsequently
POTTS name, at his own request, w 8
withdrawn. a ballot was then taken
with this result:
Atlantic. Colby, 3; Howey 2; Brewer
8. Bersen-Colby IA; Howey 3. Bur-
iuglon-Colby /; Howey "a; Brewer
II. Camden-Colby 10; Ilowey 10;
Brewer, 10. Cape May-ColGy a;
Brewer 3. CHAMBERLAIN Colby s.;
Howpy q; Brewer II. Essex-Colhy
So. Gloncest er-Howey II. Hudson
-Howev 70; Brewer /. Hunterdon-
Z; Brewer %. Middlesex-Colby 8;
Howey 10; Brewer B.. Monmouth
Colby 4; IIowey l3; Brewer l3. Nor
ris-Colby IL; Howcy Il. Qcean-
-HoWey 2; Brewer Ii. Passaic-Col-
by n; TIowey 3. Salem-Howey s;
Brewer; Somprset-Howey14 IA. Sns-
sex-Howey 10. UnioA-Colby IL;
Howey II. Warren-Howey %. To-
| tails, Colby 1SS; Howey 293; Brewer
105, necessary to q choice 294.
Before the columns were footed up,
Senator Sewell announced u change of
Camden's entire vote to IIowey. Sew
eral other counties joined in the stam-
pede, and the nominations was made M
| anim0us. Major PonpborIl, of Jersey
CITY, read the report OF the Committee
on Resolutions.
First, reafiirming adherence to Re
publican principles, secondly, deeiar-
ing the party to be the defe rider OF
American Labor, and protesting against
imported contract labor; thirdly, pledg-
nag support To every just measure
sought by organized labor; fourth; fav-
oring equal taxation; fifth, dec! airing
agriculture to, be the foundation OF the
nations wealth; sixth, IN favor of gen.
| erouS pensions and the continuance OF
Union soldiers in public office; seventh
demanding protection for the jerseys
fisheries; eighth, pledging the party to
the principle of a h~on-partisan judiciary;
ninth, for the redemption Of the trade
dollar at face value; teHth, ARA ignlhg
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