The Penn's Grove record., 1892-08-12
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~roysfDaE au5 gu0s }rntiel hieetofs-
| They ehsse hN GAY tut RE beat had
no aepwNps effect citAer 90 the az
,.,aarss q, sac enthusiasm q The sos
I delegates present Samuel >saan, OF
H<xx. was Temporary Chairman With
! the fo.Aavi s. Secretaries. Henry W.
wileuE ot Ailant5c county James :
Raaqofk. q MrsS and John Il, An
derSN, q SSSX
Rev. J.. . GaS was permanent
chairman. TIE IuaABs oGasteite en-
,tsreatl he -esaeeagoa wsgA spirited
,,w.nra ana M5Shael J. Fan
n3os. ci MiN1sn. Who has heen as
Srpeato New Jersey Ter campaign
uo.k rs .h,s Na,5oaa, ~prohj6aioa Coma
,D7i,s s.:AuSSs5 Ge convention fer
hs,tsY hrss. A. 30 The legality 81
,ohaasga hs sad every decision OF
lie I. Supreme Coat On tie sub
i~i was favoaas - Il The reason
The pNaagat0.y ag vas ro& ;s;.er en-
forced in sszag SALES Was because The
-vbrsecs uegs enemies teiI The
wars, e-a.i3aa ag seea aater psohi-
h;sa9 IS saYsl55t. * sssl, 10 the best
vx Aa uNasA He iaslsncrd
Naa su5 Kansas saa qae;ed from
oBe atihs ..zu54 wpsIS, showing that
IN Sst-1skA u ISSS, 6s.oQo barrels Of
Az-s- lssf vsrss SD whsle the same
vssr saaC ba1rels Gt7essla in Kansas.
TIE arc7es gradually decreased in
SesrssA i'll II iSal Tie nunber Of
hafTfs sa.a was I2ea0. whereas in
NArsS< iAy 5ezsae6 10 &@i in ISL.
As - lie 1sis5!sl Paosrsss Of The reo-
ne uzdss g-cl5bi5aa and high license.
he sad iA2i .hs statistics nt the U, 5.
causss show t4as II 2Ss9 Nebraska was
81 pz aE.a paatsg than in 1850,
While II Nz-sss Ei lie tive Dako,as.
waisa s.s committed - prohibition,
there llss sxsz 5z- the sayoe time .
Tkl csll,a alxsase a wealth Of Sl55.
Esase JAS = s1 debate over the
reaa;t fen sss C~il;se on Resoiu-
- Is a5aped Ike platform
us.ls thai y LIZ N&i5osaLC onyen-
.sos: rasa.Ls iAs BqueT ;5atae as a
foe 10 The Eaze All : corruption in
5Hs g ssw against The
nsaz:aa;1-s msslsoi al Iatoxieants,
aid ae]ss tsat Tx Government should
coz,1o. .Lt 14uaIalaEe of liquor fer
u3beaauaal zzal 1s1z2al uses Tie
use-sa gzeza ~sl9aroea, a;dihe c.
cssrzt5sz q zs3 labor IS invited
10 gvs1Acz lie system 1t holds that
he Ecusa saG " aBosed 10 have
= VOICE Il AJl1e &I.s IS well as
scax AfrE catered against
tie county l aK e his State,
and also sz a1isn ~toierating
poal #liEg 81 EsE@ races
Uauks izyasag lsaaI sssic1s Of
tie L=g&a.z-e i4sg5aipg f9I Flirting
safe Ags Il ws f3Fa. and pro
Wiling iE 3 n!asurs 10 the people Of
ali disputed qa&5eos il legislation af-
lei l5s E~sisTesazz system, we're dis
cassaJ and gIL ard ozly the inst
q tse ihEss FsTsla3-
Tie tgl5SlsE s=st etzs-ii PTesiden-
i5al ElaGc.s
Elee.cr st-La-Ge9lgs Lamont
AID r.. 4 Sa
DziElc. Delegates
FIs:-DL 7 3 wGa
eeeeaI-gac5 d Jesiiu.
TLifd-pI J. u FarmaB.
Fguud-JAl 7. Schsnek.
F.fA-Ni2a,3a Z Basd.
Six:h-Gass= Il. elr0e5si
SeYealb-s. J. Ransom.
Ezlih-Czsi y Armstrong.
Tie lraI SOB gf,ie day was the
L3mina.i on oi . esa3 da.s for Cover
ror. Thomas :. Kennedy, st Hudson;
So,cugu paf4yp5 IS i-ssslic. and Rev.
J. i. GraA, u Cand~u, Eere present.
el ia elcgeeA. sEseilea. On. GiaS
thanked tie Conyeutiga. AID asked 10
withdraw Lis ans His friends, how
eYe., refused 10 he4r Of ibis. and the
tallo:ing proceeded 9th his result:
Kennedy, 1A: GrsS, -; Parsons, 81.
Mr. Kennedy %as declared the nom
inee, and the Convention adjourned az
ter giving him a roasing cheer. The
total amount Of money collected and
subscribed Oh the aoot was s53L.
Tie nominee IS a lawyer residing in
BayOBHe. and sciivelg pIseiieing in the
Hudson County courts. He s 81 years
of age, vas BON IL Mercer County, and
Joined the Prohibition Party in 1884.
Previous 10 this lie vas a Republican.
He has never held any o.lce, and has
for six years bsea a EneInber Of the
Prohibition Stale CommEttee.