The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18

NEW JERSEY.
OUR HUDSON coRREsPoNDEs

NEW JERSEY
OUR HUDsoN CORRESPONDENCE
HUDSON, Oct. l6, 1856.
Tie Campaign in Jusey-The Prospects for Fremont
The Fillmore men talk great deAl about having ane
chances in this quarter but don't think they have any
chance q oil. They tried get up ms, meeting at
Hoboken last night, but |, go. But whenever we
have our republican meetings there great enthusiasm
had . conversation with a regular Jersey Blue this
morning, who 10 Fillmore map-and, I think, Kno "
n%nlng through and throughput he says he gives up
AL nope 10 this state and particularly In Hue city iu
spite OF Commodore Stockton and other Know Nothing
cniets We are sure Of al least 900 majority at the com
ing election for Fremont although there large mum
Der OF bishmen at present the city at work the
New York and krie Railroad tunnel This is prodlgious
work.
OUR MoRRIsrows CORRESPONDENTS.
MoRRlsrowS, Oct is, 1885,
WIN Commodore's Brooches Pocket Hold NeV Jeysey'
This has been great day for Morristo w. and not only
for Acrrstown, but for Fillmore New Jersey Is now
sure for the First Society party and Its candidate
Miard n ilmore-over the left 1t will be remem ,ered
by the HERALD that Fremont meeting was held here
about month ago, when Is 600 to 20 900 people
blsd to hear arguments whether the white mems right.
do not need vndcaton Our Fillmore friends imagining
themselves TO be q n the land, forth their
posters all over the State hst the friends the onst-
tuition would assemble In nass convention on the 18Th
october, and listen TO the great Commodore, and
OF great and efeer lights suppoee py your cor
respondent that the redouetabe Commodore would upon
that OCCASION demonstrate before the assembled thousands
the capacity Of his hreecnes pockets prove tina
they would hold the whole State OF New Jersey Expect
ing 70 witness go extraordinary q feat, your CORES
pondent retired last pigbt with much the seeags
when boy he went to bed upon the evening previous
the glorious Fourth, not 10 Sleep but wait with
longings the coming Day. Well, the day naus "A
hour OF meeting came, and the speakers me- s1f tue
sun came out warm and pleasant and the
everything came but the people They
reading Fremont documents and minding their
fairs.
The faithful had erected spacious platform for the &C
eommodation Of the gallant Commodore and his
Gus reuDue. The Commodore had provided his Spacious
pockets with the need documents but alas how cruel
was, ana wicked in the people, thus N allow hero
Ito b unseen and waste his sweetness the desert
air" who knows how much toll and and consisera-
ton and campbene-midnight camphene-was wasted
that speech Base ingrattude Oh, unapprecative peo
pie.
At two bours rom the appointed OF meeting your
correspondent seeius fes boys aud standing
about Washington Hall, cred the Hall, aud counted
NINE men, nfteen boys and three dogs, who listen
ing 70 most viiaDous procured ny supdry brass
instruments blown by several individuals and aed the
oAnd Thus ends inis grand demon there posi-
lively being no organized meeog Srch sad waste OF
research by the Commodore OF posters and platforms OF
pufing and blowing generally, d really too pad Pat
vheming majority
Morristown Is 4 cheering place, heatbsu and Quiet.
There many good schools here, among which, is
Gorrisown Female Institute surpassed by semi aary
for discipline and polite education II Ii also the OF
much Revolutionary interest having been the headqua
ters OF washington. was true 10 freedom in l776, and
will be In 1905.