New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
A SPEAKER From TIE WEST.
NORRIS COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
THEY NOMiSATE \ STATE SENATOR AND sURRo'
GATE AND GIVE Mr.. KEAN
WARM GREETING.

,or-,s,ovr Y T.. oct (Specla).-The quiet
.treots Of vorrlstown today rang With the SHOUTS
ii, enthusiasts Republicans, and Tonight Tue peoP
~. happy because ~ the good work oil 'he Mor'S
c,,,,r pcnihlican convention. There were dlner-
once, Of opinion among the men VINO any ho"''"'''
Melvin : Condlt for state Senator ana Johh f. re".'
49, count, s,rrogate. but no sooner was the ballot
taken than the nominees were UNANIMOUSLY h'uo'se'
and under the leadership Of John keail' IT,, V"'
,lec,,s TONED hands In a demonstration the Ike o'
,,h has not becn seen In MorrEtown FOR many years.
rb. Morris County Republican Convention was cail'u
ID, order I'm the Republican headquarters III hoo" W
day John Il. Vrcelard presided ana "eorsc i'"''"'7
,yus the secretary The townships OF looh'on' 'n'S'''
chatham Hanover Jefferson Mehdham' NonNi''o'
Vount olive Morris. Passaic, Pc1uhnnoch' ho'ha""S'
roxlury. Randolph and Washington were all rep
.ccn,cd and each delegate came with decided views
49, IN the hes, interests Of the party. When inc fol
ycos called for nominations Chatham township haheu
cornat h. Meekcr for senator, Hanover MeI'lh =
ro,aIt and Mcndhnm, Mahlon I1tney. The name oi
Mr. Me.kcr wa, Withdrawn and the Held WAS l'll ~
N.ssrs Condt and Ittncy. Mr. Condit had served MS
Marty faithfully and well. and MI htney' as son u
L,cc Chancellor Henry G. Ptncy and popular young
,,.,.r also AN energetic party worker The first
,.,,,., vos decisive and gave Mr. Condt 30 votes Mr.
pttrev received l. votes. Tho friends OF Mr. lltney
took the matter odnaturely and upon their mouoh
tho vote was made unanimous. FOR zen years MI
condit was County Clerk and three years ago ne ran
s.,nst Judge Wrrts for Senator. lie Is about MY
years old. =, r, o.,
Morris Township nominated John H. fehhei ior
surrogate and Mcndham named Horace l." Du""""''
,na >ovor ~ Dover Mr. Durham received % votes
and Mr. Fennel "A. The nomination was theh maue
unanimous Mr.. Fcnncl Is prominent lawyer ""'
has been County Clerk.
When the work Of the convention was h"''ne"
ronn Kean IT, the Republican candidate ior Governor
~ New Jersey made a stirring address lie sad 'haV
w. ,,as conndent that Ncw-Jerscy would be converted
49, po,uhlic.nism and that he had no use rs yet
,,r t,c confederation Of his Democratic Irie1us'
.,,anin f. IIowcy, the Candidate for Congress, thoI
made a brief talk, and John :. "'o-
son delivered Grafton. Tho other 9Pe""'
crs were Mahlon ritncy and "colsc Maken
Jenkins The nominees OF lh1 ,t' t ,",,J,
V,,".sr. Coudit and tcnnd expressed their t1'uhs
and formally accepted the nominations. Wh'h III,
meeting adjourned there was rush for MT heti 1 LIN
IT, r.ndIIatc for Governor nearly over"helmcu
~ enihmsastic Republicans, WHO wished 10 shake
~ hand and s1yak to him words of encouragement
Mr kcan was then escorted "a IN" tiaih' go, 49,
The cnt huslasE Of the Republicans again louhl cA
nres-ion this evening the great mass meeting h''l
IN Ivccum Hall, under the auspices OF the Mot1S
township Republican club The walls lnE W hnnd lm
"us applause ms the names OF the standard
hearers OF the party were mentioned; , pon
The stage and I'm the boxes were the prominent
men crow,cd With earnest Republicans. The han was
caborstev decorated, aud the brilliant lights, bright
iorcs nting and banks OF flowers with the presence
- hundreds Of well dressed and women gave life
ard color TO the scene. t.Iinnel Wits pNSdeiil o'
fbr Morris township Republican Club. presided Jom
: Gibson delivered eloquent speech, ana MIS-. j.
Ell,n Foster talked IN IA way that was c0nvinc
ing Ms we'll a. entertaining MT; hcan haa il'enue,,
IN lie rsent bat to do he would have had to cancel
totor date at Moristown. lie did not therefore re
main last night, but he will address the united lie
publcnns of Morris County at Morrlsown on OCTOBER