New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

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PARTIES IN NEw-JERsEY.--7he SUSSEX Registr
makes this estimate Of the strength Of parties in New
jersey:
"1he Counties Of Sussex, Warren and Morris pol
together something more than l3 600 votes which win
be divided as follow: For Buchanan, $500; for
Fremont. 600; Fillmore, 300. Ia neither Of these
counties is there any Fillmore Association whs.eves
except a club at Phillpsburg, in Warren County,
which We have authority for saying has only about
rs members With respect 10 the other portions of the
State we do not pretend to speak positively; but We
may refer TO the fact that in 1874 the vote stood In the
State Morris, Sussex and Warren excepted as fol-
low: Opposition, 1864; Administration, 1Sla
And looking at the fact that Filnoresm has decided
hold in but FIVE six counties, we do not see any
probability that the Fillmore wing can poll more than
800 of the 81. C64 opposition votes: The reissvs
strength OF the parties in the whole State may, thee
fore. be stated follow: For Fremont, 1864;
buchanan 33,7l5i Fillmore, $3.50 All the votes thas
the Fmoreans may obtain above this estimate vii
be drawn from Buchanan and consequently will result
in making the plurality for Fremont relatively larger.
Confidence IN WIN. l.. DAYroS.-- The kewdrk
DAILY Advertiser upon this subject and the threatened
disunion says:
"Now tu,n to the prospect in the event Of the cleo
ton of Fremont and Dayton. Why, the very name
of the firm demonstrates its conservaveness FIRE.
Jerseymen especially OF all men in the world should
be ashamed to iepudiate one of their most distin-
euished brothers whose name has only been, can only
be linked with loyalty to the Constitution, love 1t
Liberty and love of the Union These are TIE men
who will be intrusied with the formation of govern
ment by direct action or Twice. They will call around
item tie wise and good. This the platform on which
Il ey stand makes Imperative this their own charaotee
warrants.
"The Union not safe in such hands, The Consttu-
ion and its compromises not respected by William L..
Dayton and with whom alone he will ever consec
10 lie ass. cnted7 1t is absurd; 1t Is libel There
not Jersey lyman who believes it fer moment. An In
elieent citizen of this State cunnot be hunted up who
Las the tmote 81 doubt that the Constitution will be -
sacred in the keeping of any company where Dayton
consents be enrolled in that of Washington him
self. We believe the same Of Fremont but William
l.. Dayton, Jerseyman Is supposed to know-and TO
Jersey men we there therefore trumpbantly appeal
al boldly ark, will not that eminent ExJudge and
Ex-senator, whose prudence, integrity and patriotism
we cherish ms the property of our State stand by and
protect the constitutional rights and institutions Of al
portions of our common country in whatever lshc
this State at be assured that the aim of Fremont
and Dayton will be to render tho Government just
peaceful N impnrtini-the more So indeed beosuss
hack politicians have taken much pains To spread .
contrary kelef."
The opponents Of Mr. Dayton suggest that
as He will be surrounded by desperate AbclitionssD
snd disorganizers; biz Cabinet will be composed Of
single stripe from one section of the country and we
viii not submit Such threats many offcious in
circulating from fafacOus hope VI frightening men
from tie convictions of Il cir souls. Why they mne
take for they must he tailoring under akind
of contagious Caenture which Is cheating them with
or, 81 delusion Not submit to constitutional choice
OF majority of the people Why, they cannot helr
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CosGREssIoEAL CosvEsTIos.-The Fifth District
Congressional Convention Of NewJersey, comprising
Hudson and Essex Counties, met at Newark on En-
day TO nominate candidate for Congress. Hudson
insisted upon the nomination OF Charles FINK o.
Jersey City, and Essex presented the namo OF DE.
Darcy of Newark. The Convention finally adjourpe6-
for two weeks.
Hons. John p. Hale, A. G. NJ. Pennington, George
H. Brown A. Burngame. Horace Greeley General Hye md
others announced address meeting Mount H,
ly on Wednesday next.
The Germans of Paterson will have grand Pro-
Ght ana nasSn a.. snans .c On & New Yot ~
srk will address Them The Germans Vt Pssssic COUNTY
and State are invited TO participate.
Col Frank Rurium, III lmorc man, having chal-
len ged sny Republican to stump jersey with hin h
bad hs challenge accepted BY Mr. Ephram Martin Of Pefse
AnbCy
If Nativism should ever revive, az it probably win-
1000 tirgs winch Democratic orators
lie present campaign. Patterson Republican
SUDDEN DEATH.-On Friday morning John Dof-
man. (coored) nakemaD living in New.Durhsm, fell 80
died instantly the ferry house in Hoboken He was ~ IN
tine carrying market from his 10 the ferry ns
Coroner Crane notified and had DR.. Elder make Pesr
uoTtt examination by which dscovered thai bis hees
had enlarged the diameter Of four inches. t. -.
F. THEPT.-The Baptist Church in jersey CITY
burqlsrously entered "Wednesday while ns pth' .S,
Rev BIZ Psnl, v was absent thief broke int te
and sole s+yersl logical works among when s
Theology, IN tour volumes and tho "oin o' A"N'"
three volumes. f.r-..
beU. s. District and Z. S. Circuit Courts meek 6
Trentoa TO- MORROW. 2dins.
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