The New York herald., 1844-09-06

ousy upborne under the adminsr alton of Jsclson are
you willing that that hsg shall be traled ia the
(So-no-and tremendous cheering) No. i lee persuaded
that you VIII not suffer The present prosperous
election give renewed confidence that nj The naonsl
honor wiz be kept that industry
will be pro;ected-conflence that the monetary
affairs VIII not be dsturbedn word, the security
Of the private property the honor the republic and the
preservation the glorious Institutions under which you
NJ :keon resumed his cat
Il was now near SIX o'clock, and the meeting ad-
Journed In order to allow the delegations time 10
reach the cars. The meeting was in all respects a
very enthusiastic and effective one. The speech
Of Major Davezac excited great deal Of merri-
inent. whilst that of Mr.. McKeon was listened to
with marked attention, and was IN Thy far the
most effective one delivered on the occasion.
New Jersey IS certainly wide awake and the
fight there will be exceedingly hot and well con.
tested.
The following letters Of apology were read from
Messrs. Dallas and Wright =
GENTLsMFN =
Your letter, requesting to address the New Jersey
M 10 Mass Meeting 70 assemble az Trenton on the
me- assure you very great pleasure at liberty to
meet your wishes Immediately, however, alter being
placed IN nominate by the Convention at Baltimore,
Obliged, by several invitations. TO reflect and deter
mine upon the which, candidate for Of he
would be most proper and becoming and most agreeable
to the entire republican party, that should pursue.
established practice heretofore adopted by our candidates
and to abstain scrupulousy whatever might be the temp
faon from even the appearance o personal participation
knd and complimentary calls OF this nature and have
TO express my sincere regret that cannot seize the
opportunity which you politely offer
With grateful sense OF the attention shown me- am
gentlemen truly and respectfully,
Your friend and fellow citizen
goth Aug, lS44 @ NJ DALLAS
To Crispn Blackfai- Samuel McCIurg and Stacy g.
Petts, Committee.
CANTON, Goth July, 1874.
GExrLEWEN-
Your favor of the 18th instant inviting me to attend
meeting of political friends Trenton the 9th
day OF september next, came here while was absent in
State and hence this reply has been so long delayed
The calls upon from my immediate constituents
SO numerous and pressing that for that alone,
could not properly make engagement to visit the State
made engagements attend meetings counties
Of this State located in the north and portions OF it,
and consequently far removed from your border, upon
specific days both before and after that and
vious engagementslnd reach Trenton the day
meeting TO attend it. and return in time comply with
my subsequent engagements. This must be my apology
for declining to accept your kind invitation.
II affords peasret to he able TO inform you that the
national nominations received by democracy with
the greatest unanimy of feeling and supported with
an activity and spirit sording the surest promise of
cess at the election. Our opponents untirng
promises badly kept and fattering assurances unre
deemed seems to present heavy balance against them
with the masses Of our people.
rejoice that my in hiltv to attend your meeting can
occasion not even Inconvenience surrounded you are
within and without your State by those much able
than am to interest and instruct popular assembly.
In much haste am, gentlemen,
Very respectfully, your obdt servant.
STLAS WRIGHT.
Messrs Crispn Blsc sfan saml McClary and Stacy g.
Potts. Central Committee &c.