New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06
oowe.pondenoe Of The N. Y. Tribune.

We elect all our Members 10 tue Legislature IN inc
Ist District, except one in Cape May.
ooue.pondeuce Of The N. Y. Tribune.
MoRRIsTows, n. j., Nov. 4, 1885,
We are row fairly through the conflict, and as the
smoke clears away We begin to realize what VIC
tory has css and how it came in these parts to
bring defeat. When Mr.. Buchanan was nominated,
his claims in NewJersey advocated by such lie sd.
ing Democrats as Gen. Darcy, on the ground OF his
ability experience and soundness in those views Of
popular severe gn.y which would permit the people OF
Ksnsas to arrange their own matter When, there
ore our jersey Democrats found the President doing
for the South all that even JEFF. Davis could AK,
there was general Indignation felt by them. Many
profaIe and many pious CALCULATIONS were uttered and
as you remember, that party III the NewJersey Legs
ature last Winter actually came a. near as possible TO
passing resolutions denounciDg the course pur-
sued by the President and his friends toward Kansas
FavoriDg this course were some leading Democrats III
all parts of the State and il only by the exercise
Of cunning foresight that their opinions were not pm
in the form If Legislative resolutions, end wlch
was supposed 10 have been avoided by nhuencesirom
Washington. Had the Legislature taken that step
they would have been sustained by the people.
Since that time two very powerful influences nave
operated in favor Of the Admnisration-the one the
patronage Of Government, the other the DETERMINATION
OF Billy Wright to serve another term IN the SENATE Vi
the United States. As you know, this latter geh.e
has prncey income, and in the securing an oo-
ect ike this he is liberal lurnsher Of g the weapons
Of war. Ard such the forces thus brought mo
the field to sustain the Administration and elect by
Wright-worthy objecfs-that they would nave
succeeded had not the Opposition been Thoroughly
united and energetic. Last Sunday was a great %!
for makiDgthe fDal effort In one township IN SusoeA
County as have been told forty votes were bouen'
for each by the Democrats In another place niteen,
and in another twenty-seven; and so II was al over
the State. Go where they would the Opposition came
on the trail of this money influence. ndOuotea'5
Thousands Of dollars spent in Sussex slone o..
very large in Morris and Pssssic But 10 sP'.e
Of this, the popular hostility TO the ADMINISTERING nas
been SLOWED expression. Only think Oh oIs ss
giving $50 against the Administrator IN piace ~ 'u
2.tt0 for il a. in old times And Billy wright oJsi.
pess il settled for him 10 the same manrer-so 'u.'
New-Jersey will now have a chance for man Vi par -
in the United States senate. 30 far 50
The force OF Judge Ryerson in Sussex, anu sn1u 90
Van Cleve Dalryuple in Morris, has been sho"I "a
this campaign and these "ot-liners are DO" ~ ot
ter company than ever before. The defeated D..no
crafts have not been conspicuous since the eec.ou,
and il IL evident that they are sore enough III ''o
the game they cure of. , ,...
There is general e1ultation through the S.a's o'r'
the election Of Ex-Governor Pennington. ne ia' q.
wsys been popular map, both On account OF hs ~
be manner ard his great abilities. de VIII % ~.
Congress. He has great shTewihess aau 'a..ns 49,, =
legislative assemblies He would make csp'ta
Speaker The NeyaIkers qli,e beside taesn'e"s'