New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
IRON SUSSEX COUNTY, " J.
Core spoD3ence CT The N. Y. TGib-r..

Correspondence OF The N. Y Ine@re.
NEwToS, Sussex Co., y. j., Nov. :, 1873.
Tie political war which is rapidly drawing 20
close has been prosecuted with bitterness never
eGualed in the DID Democratic stronghold. The Sus-
rex Democracy have been noted even II th-s region
for their uniateriDg faith in the political creed shcA
carries such sway in this country The msjoniies
for Democracy have usually exceeded 1VVo, and IN
some instances reaching g. high a. 2,tVo. Wsen
George Vail was MP for Congress the as, time, four
years ago, Peter Oi isborne of Braucbvile, in tnis
county was run an independent candidate an II
was only by the most strenuous efcrs and t1e tree
use OF the neediul," that Vail was elected. When
John uyl Ter nominated tso year ago, -was con-
sidered that be gave peiges 70 bis constituents rep
resent them fairly in the admission Of kansa: II ac-
corisnce with the popnsr-sOyeregnfy doctrine.
He undoubtedly intended 20 do CO. but a- nom re-
oeemrg his pledges be has gone with the Adnin.s'Ts-
tion in their obnoxious measures. Tbs las pro
duced great dissatisfaction in this comfy. When The
matter OF LecomptOn ami Anti.lecolnp.On ves
frst broacled. such men ~ Col. Edsali, Robert Il.
Hamilton Andrew 4. Smaly. snd other eadios Demo
cras denounced the Administration publicly and pr
yatey. Blu. suce that time great caange has come
over these gentlemen who have the courage ~ sral
low down their words and fully obey tie tehes,s
Of the higher power.
influential among the Sussex Democrats, and one
of the shrcwdest politicians n the STATE. lie is
graduate of Princeton College which he !e.. sth
reputation "a tuu1. man '1n ra4rht. a
lawyer lie has stood high both account Of his lega!
atiaiunenis ar lis success az The bar. As poll
tician he very ardent and carried down all ovpo-
stiop few years since ne appointed one OF the
Jud,es Of the State, and that time has 1glet
bu, little in politics until the present campaign. As
Judge he has won 4 very hne reputation, but last
Surug be res. .ned hs Office. which was lled ~ the
spuoiltment Uf Mr.. Whelpey oi Ncrlstown.
far back as The last Pres ient-al canlpalgr, l.
hegan 10 be understood that Judge Ryerson was
alarmed al the measures which .he Southern wing OF
the Democratic party forcing On the party and,
bourh be took active part IN the oscus-loD, Oi re
d,v even he wasns. 10 be c1usderei 'ndJ-sng the
,ioutiss which the Administration was sanctloling
in Kansas But when Mr. Hnysr guilty II 50
grossly misrepresenng the views OF MS Northern coz
siituents, made up msiDy " working men, Judge
Rversn ;t con IOgsly boErd 20 resis. his -eeec
ion. and pot oDly so but 10 rebuke .he AfninistIs-
ton Tor a course which he deemed rteriy ineonsis
tent vi,h ri,ht l. accordance with tis he, p con-
pecton with his brother Ogden, Thos. NcCsrter an
Others have thoroughly stunpei the county in issor
d., Riggs, the Opposition csDdidate. bow o.tier me
hostility against ann has been J. seen 10 ths &c, ga.
not long since. as ne was adre sDg pAohe meeting
!, ns,ybboripc place, skEag asttrOsn at hs feet
fact waich tbe Judge ye.y hald1omtly A-pessl q.
by r-markre that !, was .he s'ro1tr gunens Snl
b,, opponents had been abe 20 advance
Last Saturday night Democratlc mer-nS was
beI in the Court. Hol-e. which was at''e--ed oy
Robert Hamilton /, was ;hin'y a''erdei ard very
iisorderly Last nighi. = crowded as-empy "a- so-
dressed in the same place by Judge kyeTs"n, his
hrotbe- Ogiap Ryer.nn. and Thomas MeCGr:~r.
The judges speech wss cUnienssd. masseriy AM
worthy OF gentleman. Ii WAS utterly clear o' aor-.
and c0arseies- and wss very mrcn IN tne utLner all
spri, f some Of Daniel Webster poh'ics addresses
His brother i iue speaker and made 'eihng -Iee'L
NJ. MeCar.er il spee1h Of sTea. w @ll .sfi''i