The Penn's Grove record., 1892-09-30
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penn's Grove on Thursday. Jos, ID.
Whitaker, chairman of last convention,
called the meeting 10 order at 1:2o-
He was elected temporary chairman
and WIS Bowen, Secretary. The u.s.
ual committee we're 'nfpointfG and ~
journment made for dinserH&~
Upper Neck was represented as fol-
lows Vice Pres. Rich. Richardson ;
Perm. Organization, Jas. +. Layton ;
Rules, Jas. M. Cook Credentials, II.
u. Borden Resolutions, A.. @. Turner.
Oldmaa-Vice Pres. g. 8. Plummer ;
Perm. Organization, David Sparks ;
Rules, A. Remster ; Credentials, JOSH
ali Crispin ; Resolutions, Geo. Gaventa.
l.. 2. Neck- Vice Pres., y. I. Turn
er Perm. Org, S. II. Callahan ! Rules,
j. L. SinDickson !: Credentials, w.
Wheaton; Resolutions, b. +. Wood.
When the convention met again At 2
O'Clock Chas. p. Robinson, Of Penn,s
Grove, was made permanent chairman
and Secretary Bowen continued. Com
mittee OIL rules recommended the rules
OF former conventions ; that the dele
gates OF townships present cast the
yoles of those absent and that tile nom
nation of Surrogate be made FIRST.
Committee on credentials reported
IS delegates present and no contest.
H.. q. Loudehslager, candidate for
Congress and John Fort, OF Camden,
were escorted to the platform.
When the nominations for Surrogate
we're called, Pilesgrove nominated
Richman Coles and L. A. Greek nomi-
mated Richard Grier. AS Mr.. Grier's
name was withdrawn the nomination
Of Mr.. Coles was made unanimous.
For Assemblyman Warrington nom-
mated Samuel G. Allen, and Oldmxns
nominated Hiram Doughten. A recess
of 20 minutes was taken to CAUCUS
| against Douglten.
! MI. Allen was nominated by 4 vote
/ OF "a to IA for Doughten, who received
fro Elsinboro 2, L. p. Neck 2. U. 2.
~ 8 and Oldmans 5. Chas. Mat
y and Geo. Gayenta escorted Mr..
haen before the convention. . Rich
Grier, &. NJ. Birchmier and Geo. Dor
rell were appointed to notify MI. Coles
Of his nomination. The executive
committee was appointed to iii any va
cancies that might Occur. U. p. Neck's
member on the committee Is Geo. ii.
Elkinton, Oldmans, Geo. Gayenta, l..
z. Neck, j. Il. Turner.
Benz F. Wood read the resolutions
as follows:
Resolved, That the Republicans OF Salem
county In convention assembled reafirm their
| allegiance to the national and STATE platforms
Anu american iiear prime principles Ti s Of the ssp pPPoteet IL TO to Home
industries aud reciprocity under which "
great principles the industrial interests Of our
stantiai benefits in the lower prices Of articles
OF daily household consumption.
Resolved, that We heartily approve OF the
wise and conservative administration Of Presi.
dent Harrison, which has promoted confidence
In business and the prosperity that now pre-
walls throughout the country. That we hereby
| law Reid, the nominees of the Republican party
| for President and vice President, our hearty
congratulati0n and support.
Resolved, That we believe in the cardinal
| principals 1.-THE right of the people to rule and
I condemn with Just cause the unwarranted and
| unjust usnrpation Of the peoples rights by the
Democratic Legislation under the control 0llsov.
Albeit by which the clearly expressed will Of
the people Is over ridden and the rights trans
ferred to the Governor as a matter OF PATRON
| acted BY which powerful corporations have In
creased the price Of one OF the main necessities
| to such an advance as to cause uneaslness. and
a fear amongst the people, we therefore call MT
on the people OF Salem county to rebuke this
| .nwarranted abuse OF as undemocfatie
and unAmerican and dangerous In the extreme.
| e"xtrayagsnt increase in salaries for nnnecessar
public officials in the creation OF new offices
boastingly made only to keep the corrupt party
| in power, by which the taxpayers OF the state
| have been saddled with additional burden.
| That we believe 1t Is time to retfench rather
| than increase the burdens OF the people without
corresponding benefit.
Resolved, That we pledge to the fshermen OF
| the county of Salem to use our utmos power to
have such laws 4; enacted tss ea as wv " Pf tGeic r 5nsm ana
Resolved, that we heartily approve Of the ac-
ton Of the state Convention, IN nomi9stlng ior
s sne G tl'e HON Sl .,Iohn Kean. Jr.. and that We
| pledge to him our united efforts, cooperation
\ support, ana Dei t%e n,, II f1gese ~ f hs w, II
| Tie platform and give to the State a pure and
clean adminiS ;Tha !. heart,,v endorse tbe
nomination. Of Hon. Henry q. LoudensIagcf
for Congress and pledge him our earnest sap'
Roarft and we an, pet tSe n,r II e.felea' e NJ pmediaat az n
the platform.
ResolyedsThat While we s ee a,sv h sha. p 2
no single Individual should hold fhe public
trust for a life time, that in ourt nominee FOL
S Sarnty ! ecwap e thoroushIy 5ftted to fuinil
the duties of the office and who wiIl,ifelected
make a eompeht;e ne tin, ana and sn attantio Suff ~ IN
, business OF the ONCE.
That in our nominee f9r ro, me I'D Of Us d
AZ hsse yonns WORKERS Of the party, honest and
capable, who will, il elected, faithfully carry
out gslo tne prlneipleS SGT iof'h ~ 'he io'es0'nt
Resolved, That We pledge to the nominee:
Of this convention dNs 1s ha gGr ae ahait eo1 fp,mss M ea ame
S WHEN tie good people Of the county of Salem
Of an parties should unite fer z goyernamen :
q tb tne tipt eo X Ne " Jersey, 1H9 psop' :" p''p :
NJ I-oudsuslaoer and i. II. Sinnick.
son made short eriogistieal peeehe,
s9 ss.i,ich Iobn II Fort Of Camden
vic "a noted as 4 Glib speaker 81 HI,
TI,no SnoveI o,de1 made 4 r~attIins
Sana.h which amused the bovs mn
speeSo~I ,a,nacrotic votes He began X,
a.a.;n., si,at ha was I Methodist An;
sssasn 80 Methodist nreacher nv.
.no SSn he ashamsd 10 acknowiedge IL i
We u wsrs' hel md told Of the erest Low,
Gen Sswajr Davv Baird and Mi Ber
oe San,dan hea,ers had for M T.o,,
sons,a0ar Inv rnnning to see lin Inn
nens," g H. h,nLsn doors a. Salsm,
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