New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18
NEK.JERSEY ITEMS.

WIN. A. NEWELL.-INt NeT-JeTSfy ntPhOttCuH
State Gazette. at Trenton, in speaking of VIM. A.
Newell the candidate for Governor in opposition to the
Administration SAYS: That has heretofore indicated
its preference for him, and stated in part the grounds
for that preference 1t adds: But one OF the strong
est reasons we have yet to state 1t Is that as re-
aspects political principle he is the very antpodes Of
civilian c. Alexander, the Democratic nominee.
"While the public record of DIR. Newell shines clear
"and bright on the great issue OF the freedom IN
"the TerTitories-that of Mr.. Alexander teens with
"proofs that he sympathizes with the Slavery propa-
"canda in their scheme TO convert the tree soil OF Kan
" sas and Nebraska into Slave States. lie h q sup
"porter of the present Federal Administration. He has
"been and is now a supporter OF Senators Thomson
and Wright who voted to repeal the Missouri Com
"promse He has in letters and speeches, sanctioned
"hat act of political bad faith and infamy He con-
''tends strenuousy for the new-fangled latter-day
Democratic doctrine of Squatter Sovereignty.
"Should he be elected his triumph would be proclaimed
throughout the length and breadth of the land as an
" endorsement by Jerseymen of the career OF the
"Squatter SOveregns who from Missouri and other
"Slaye States have invaded Kansas and striven by
fire and sword and mobs and tar and feathers, odous
claws and other delectable instrumentalltes OF the
Slave Power expe the FrceStae settlers, and thus
"obain undsputed possession of Territory exceed
ing in area the thirteen original States Weare con-
"fdent that the Republican voters of New-Jersey will
"not consent to the election of Mr.. Alexander
REPUBLICAN NETTING IN TRENTON, n 1.-THE
Republican State Gazette says that there was
great oupourDg Of the people t Gt,s Guy .r.o ON
upon the issues Of this campaign. 1t adds that ms
speech mastery survey of the whole field OF the
present political controversy. Mr.. {. is an accom-
plished scholar man of high intellectual culture, and
of severe and elevated taste. He absained rigidly
from all declamatory arts and all the captrap appeals
of political speechmaking The principles now at issue
were discussed by him with equal fairness and ability
with exact historical truth The claims of the several
candidates fairly exhibited, and the dement's of
Messrs. Buchanan and Fillmore plainly but truhfuily
portrayed. The position of Mr.. Fremont as the repre-.
sentative of the great principles of the Constitution and
Liberty was set forth with clearness, eloquence and
force Such speeches these-so instructive, 80 cle-
waited and so conynclng-are Just the sPeecnes wnon
listened to with great interest by large audience
who highly gratfed with it. and after vote Oh
thanks to the speaker and cheers for the the
meeting adjourned amid the greatest enthusiasm
NEW BASSER.-The Republicans of Hoboken have
cot I'D new and splendid their in Hud
SI f Is Il @ they SaSe two othe They
termined to hoist two banners for every one stolen away
The man who was found on last Tuesday morning,
in Hoboken ved to-day and yesterday by several
Ct SSs ss the
day when several examined but evidence
gsss ,h.S 4F5Rss,sd Ky
THAT the deceased came to his death on
from he syb Cave to the Eysan Fields: BY being struck
the right by sharp twoedged instrument TO the
denh of about inches in the hands OF person or per
sons unknown the Jury And the Jury would
that the propeors of the lands should take some ecen
measures afford greater protection to persons hequenna
said aks after dark"
SuIcrpE.-Coroner Crane held an inquest ON Mon,
day at Hoboken upon the body of man named
Wesmoresnd, IS Of age who was found aesa a ne
woods there Friday last knife was found oy
hs side covered with blood with which he had cut the veins Of
his left arm vial Of sudanum also found in bis pocket
and slipping tied in his crsya note was iound
In his pocket, directed TO friend in store IN south street
NewYork where deceased bookkeepeL Another note
read follows: ......
HuST You have been the best friend ever mad.
Snare the innocent who never harmed you Come
when you thia am oam-t 10 the cslmness of despair
The verdict that deceased TO bis DEAN Dy
his hand. while In temporary state VI insanity
BENJAMIN Anderson. arrested at Camden on Friday,
on charge Of the murder Of white girl has been COMMITTEES
10 II alleged that the girl went from fhsdelpnia
camp meeting i've SIN miles from Camden "a cIn
pny with other nae and while there she visited noP
kept By named k.ndk and there met the accused An
derson 10 said save her bottle Of liquor which she threw
upon the ground This eed Anderson and he struck ner
twice once n. az neck and the second time N sne
mouth the lat blow nochns Der down In senseiess con
don. IN which state me remained until her DEATH AoyuI AL