New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07
NEF-JEPSEY Politics.
Correspondence q The y. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence q The y. Y Tribune.
TREsros, Oct. I, 1853.
A large aud enthusiastic citing Of the Opposition
has ius. been held here which deserves more tr an
passing no,ice. The Yoqrg Mems Olden Club Of this
city lave nty bad erected large and conmodi'
ons building. in winch 10 hold their meetings, and
which boz been very appropriately christen.d The
"Oloen Fam HCuse' The Inauguration, or dedica-
tion OF this structure was made the occasion OF q
great gathering Dgtt Of The Opposition voters
Of this vicinity. The Farm House is capable Of con
tanning come five hundred people In II the meeting
was organized ct Il O'Clock, but immediately a'tsr
WAS con pe 20 a0i0uTr 10 the outside a. scarcely
fraction OF the audience could be accommodated vita.
H. IL is supposed thai between to and three thoasand
people were IN ATTENDANCE, a. The street wac one vast
! sea of upturped feces." The groatest enthusiasm
prtvsiled A. AT eay stage Of the meeting resolutions
HAVING the true ring introduced by s'a1nch men
OF the UJlted Opposition party aud we're unan m9usly
and Enthusiastically soOpted. Toty read IA i'Ioss;
RslreS That s.nd where the People Of New Jersey
have s;od tue platform u The CCn.i:u.on Lea,
entertain principles the sub Ct OF Slavery oit are
s raw have a. ts ssvoc.ed ts.: We have
cscsmed ihe right eld the wish 10 WITH saveIy IN ne
hsh The ttitu,s wisu their Limits and q abolish ~ o1t ~e
d,cne ta, when the mer o. the conu'on me hr.t Con
grss md n. sduhisirsiot Wsshingo, u6ed from
AZ tt OF the United sts-.s which Fets-a
had ~ dssnted uri,dieon tney od violate
il,in p1S t-y ins1sas,sa The r4e policy OF the
eDn,nt ,hs vib Ing faith look - toen A. oracles
W.. ,isi eli he ols Of tie Slave fouer all attempts
by the sic Of the teeers Government o. % impose
ave Code the TeIrit0er, ana especially w we t-'tt
every sfot revive the barbssm and cees OF tbe AHcsn
8red That the purify of he b,o; box essential the
difny mo pp.uiy e nsttutons thot eserS attempt TO
tiive enc,e and thai is au'y Of every Depart meat
Govnmr to fuss b all proper m'ssure' asao'''aeh
Rtso.red Tba, fee White Labor ia Of Re
pnrcsn insutors ,he oby reliable prosperity
cherish is Of the hrst dues Of every fee Gov
this time especially needs the protection OF
cur GoyeInet the Eastern MIDDLE States for the
,ys manufactures ana that cur woisnsnen m:y have
fun IT. farmers fair prices IN toe South that
tie PIC Of opos,op sud dtppuaon may be stayed IN
rn srowe sts'e Of the West that hey nay have boone
u their institutions may BE- laid upon foundation which, and
which H'pe them PI0 p. sIe s5,H the domestic H.
6us,ry country has been greatly pssyzed Under that
own on our meIksts aud that during s that time, the
Atni1sron end the Democratic parry bsve looked on WIN
IN n et Inc rate million weekly the wesh which should
be Kept home to give employment TO American LaSo'
. Lsbor the Administration has devoted It's en-r
es N yios q It, Isn io. bs n viii i ~ nSs T. rerr
.os TO enrich al the expense OF our nP'.
sSbu5ips tab,is c Congress; re,yardiag them for
presenting their ceD,tiuenis and, finally, 10 series
car laveTIade the revival Of which Infamous form o. pray
&c, cssinsd to ue the cFoHnrg sJy 0i the Aaan'
F.it,d That we are indebted The la:e Democratic sae
Convection o the Lew and smu.i spectacle oil parry sustain
op bey took Csl psI Espnala'e AID "Aoe eoH1ue'
Re.oireG That Dymocs,c eSavsgsroe and up.ion at
wsp.on ard Teuon h,,e iayelvee the FtoIs and ss,s
soniri.uaon a public ss was in;'rs'.d .Aclsivey 10
lonesi nehlo lees IN the legislative than IN the Executive
RescirtS Tha in the nomination Of Chs. s. Oien for Gov
o htve si,i nsusatiOu Il the differentiation II the
cosnit hdnLisu alton q pubc asis to one Of
ihiI Ih-y having sought him in the retirement OF bis
cvn faro ard b shes selected him The best
q 20; M @ ". ,Is vision bis Sps cTperspec IL oaI
state ssirs his energy Industry aud determination 70 do right
VIII sp yrve t., however the people m.y .pub-r awhile
bic inter, SIS a.unesu'ly of. Ia 'heiI hArah
Ee.o,6d That the Democratic usorty in the SENSE o
KswJt,y il their ate stmp; themseys.
The wtor power 4 uOnrsing ard appointing the Cn'n;e
.reesvor,d u.orp mPrtsi neh, aIo eny Of he 'S7
tive 1uo hat CIV .. il entitled ~ and eDys the apPo
ard Intelligent men f bis sdu' is'r.o1
o the power, mint snd r The tmleis With which BE- rssd
tie p Dsnocrsc Senators usup his perossss
To ttese retou,ious the Hoo. William L. Day .on,
New Jerseys fayo,ite ron, proceeded TO respoa5.
With passing alusion TO The O d. Farm House in
his ncs, tsppy style, he took up the question Of pro
lection TO home ldusty and handled il IN mastery
msrrer. lie said that Protee,iys tsiG was more
ard more reeded every year; that all the achieve
meIts e ant ard scieLce but made II more Necessary,
az these, by Increasing the facilities for commutica
tioT Only bringing iorigo manufacturers nearer
ard peSrtr to markets, and that soon when such
vessels as the Crest Eastern were successfully sf)s.
Europe ard America would stand % each other merely
a. opposite sjces Of the street lie appealed 10
lsbOrIg 70 ,lnk Of these ,hinge AID 10 ttaGG by
tre party which bad eiWsys lEbcTeo for them. Pro-
cesdpg to the gres sue Of the day, be reiterated
his well known views IN opposition 70 the extension Of
slavery AID spoke st silly and e|0quertly in behalf
of human freedom. In reviewing tne National Ad-
mirsirs'ion he ssi ttst be ore 10 tina history
Of the couttTy, hsi suy Admuists'on been
came into flee as minor " President. ent would go
out without the support Of BIS office holders
tbst lie sd been untrue TO his promises uGIce to bis
old pol.:csl frer6s untrue freedom untrue 70 home
INDUSTRY srd uLtrne 10 every principle OF uhirn 81
Lores, IN, n should be proud He ind0Ised Mr Olden
utre, ervedlv ard proved HE psi ioa upon Slavery
by referring Il rssouous hostile TO The extension OF
human bopcage passed by the New Jereey Legislature
when Mr.. Oiier = member OF the St-e Seoste,
Oten then supported with all lis power, enc from their
spirit he has lever departed hsirs tiesoth. This
pS,t Of Judge Dsytoss speech was reply % charge
Of the Democratic PIess, ths' Mr. 0lcen was unsourd
up0o the Slavery ,su.. We never hsGrd chsrge
n,ols utterly refnted, or is bsse corerc,ers more
eeyerely lashed. TIE Judge is eloqaeHt a. be IL
mighty in argument, and, wbe1 reused, his .nyect've
is teirrAe. His speech enthusiastically received
AID icst zone Of rs point by an occaora iOrgetia
&c, ntisskn a TIE jury Devoted s-teotiy 70 bis
profeisiop ana giant there, the lawyer sips IN ur
consciously even when taking politics.
Judge Dayton Was 10 have been followed b. the
Hen. Richard s Field Of Princeton, formerly Law
Professor IN Nassau Hsl. Mr.. Field pre- seLt but
feeling unable 10 speek in the open ar 70 such crowd
John Y. Foster esq, OF Nswsik neat took the stand,
and proceeded 70 cslyer sn abe ENS ep0EsI. s1Gss