NEW CONSTITUTION OF NEW JERSEY
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The Convention to revise the Constitution of
New Jersey assembled yesterday, in pursuance
of the law of the last Legislature. The Newark
Advertiser presumes the labors of the Convention
will result in the formation of ne,D Constitution
ra her than the revision of the old one--a close
examination of which will show that, if the few
alterations are made which are generally agreed
upon, the change will be thorough one. Ex-
cept upon few subjects, public opinion is gene
rally united as to the principle features Of the
new Constitution, and the deliberations of the
Convention cannon, therefore, occupy long time
1t will be one of the most dignified and able
bodies that has ever assembled in New Jersey.
We give the names of the members below


MEMBERS OF THE CONVENTION


PEssAIc.-Elias B. D. Ogden, Andrea Parsons.
. BERGEN N-John Cassidy, Adm. Wesieruelt.


HUDsoN.-Robert Gilchrist


EssEx.-David Mar, Elias Van Arsdale SEN,
Joseph G. Hornho,oer, SWas Condit, Isaac H.
Williamson. OLiuer S. Halsted, sen William
Stiles.


sUssEx.-Joseph Z. Edsall, Martin Ryerson,
John Bell


WARREN-Phineas B. Kennedy, Samuel Hib-
bier, Robert S. Remedy.


Observation-Disclosures Wurts, D. W. Neigh
Dor, Jonathan Pickel, Peler l. Clark


MoRRIs.-Mahlon Dickerson, Francis L. Child,
Ephraim Marsh, VIM. ". Wood.


SoMERsET.-Peter d. Vroom, Ferdinand S.
Schenck, George II. Bro,on.


MIDDLEsEx.-Moses Jaques, James C. Zabris-
kie, James Parker, Joseph r. Randolph.


MERcER.-John r. Thomson, Richard E.
Field, Henry w. G. cen.


MoNMoUTH.-Bernard Connolly, DanI Holmes,
Thomas H. Haght George T. Fort, Robert
Lard-all Democrats, the party having refused
to accept the compromise.


BURLINGToN.-Charles Stokes, Moses Willis,
VIM. r. Allen, John c. Ten Eyck, John j.
Spencer


CAMDEN,-John w. Mickle Abm Brouning


GLoUcEsTER.-John r. Sickler Charles c.
Stratton


SALEM-Richard P Thompson, John H. Lam
bert, Alexander G. CaueH.


CUMBERLAND.-Wm B. Ewing, Danl. Elmer,
Joshua Brick.


ATLANTIc.-Jonathan Pitney.


CAPE MAY.-.JoShua Swaia.


Those in italics are Wings. A compromise
was attempted, to render the Convention free of
party bias and make it tie; this, however, was
not acceded to by Monmouth county, which, by
the terms, should have given l Wing and
Locos, instead of ) Locos. This failure makes
the Convention stand 30 Locos to % Wings the
members, however, are the very flower of the
State, and will be actuated by the general good
rather than the advantage of political parties.


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