New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25
Nsw:1lork Dailp Gribm,te
FROM NEW-JERSEY.
LINCOLN AND HAMLIN IN NEw-JERsEY-TnE
,RoPs-A NEW RAILROAD FOR SPLENDID


,Rops-A NEW RAILROAD FOR SPLENDID
REGION.
Correspondence Of Tho N. Y. Tribune.
NEWARK, ". J., June is, 1850
Having had the opportunity recently OF conVersine
with geml-men belonging 10 the two sections oil Tue
Opposition in different parts Of thu STATE, cannot neiP
noticing tbe progress of good feeling toward the mica
20 nominations and tie increasing CONVICTIONS That the
pr-,ent Administration mnst be onsted at all hazards
The revelations made by the Covods Committee DO not
surprise creryboay but they do enhghten many good
men BIO bavc not dared hitherto IL suspect euch out
right corruptons op the part OF our present rulers IL
has been known by some in this Ststo that the
"sireys of way" have during few years past been
tuuli.d from Abroad 10 carry tightly contested cleo
t ne among u. But 10 fDd in the testimony oil WIZ
nesses Under oath that patronage has oeen used money
cshursed newspapers and men bought at the beeh on
those who co tr0ed the Government hls produced tne
deepest disgust and alarm. Good men among lib ask,
with ill-dsg used repidaiion, whittier we are dinI-
mgr
u doubtedly in our own City Of Newark, as in all
the manufacturing towns Of this State, there pro-
dQious influence felt arising from business relations
with the South aud Southwest an influence when
makes manufacturers tesoluie IN theT opposition 70
anything supposed to be OF an ultra ara starting ma
ture IN Io,iIs 3. They control Southern exporting
business tr IN Newark alone which amounts 10 millions
of dollars annually do not doubt that some ten or
fifteen millions Of dollars worth of leather, clothing,
hats caps carriages, machinery trunks &C.. Nc., are
every wear sent South by Newark houses. And these
houses are managed by OF the best men IN the
StNs who have, by their integrity and sayaciiy, put
their luees, such cash footing that even the tor
nado OF iej7 die shake the credit OF single Lead
iug firm IN this civ. Indeed there scarce fail
uIe OF any kind il the city during that panic. over
turned AID OuirOo'ed as business IN Newark Was IN
1871 cove ring her 4" With sackooth md asher the
III, who have bull! up an exporting trade OF manu-
Iac,uIed articles Amounting TO not less than thirty
millions a year, will not bend themselves 20 any party
or men hose principles, carried out TO their legitimate
o0h-eq ueHCcS would by any possibility, involve mem
and tie r priGed Newark IN any business catastrophe
hsye COW. reed wi many men Of this class, and
for some reason which could not account for many
@; them $40 ia aitiuCe OF suspicion toward The
nbesl pul i'm in The Req iblcan party, and some OF
ttern did esi'te 10 tha; they woud not con-
ten, themselves with mere luke@acnnesS II be were
the X pub an nominee for The Presidency, but they
you'd defeat him if they could by active hostility.
These men loatIe The present Administration ~ much
as the ysrD Republicans, but the only CONDITION on
which they Womb colrrn, IA a coalition with them
against ia. present Administration var the selection OF
a middle q IN. Ba'es or Mclean, or Dayton, or Pen
nil pton could have commanded their influence
Hence iLe Question: nov is How do Lincoln and
Uamlin stand With men who-e potion has iu:t been
de- rb.d Can they command i0e votes 0t this class
Personally Bell ana Everett have crowds Of admir-
cir in New -J.Isoy, but they Will command very
small vote here from The Admitted hopeessnoss OF the
case and from Tie conviction that every vote given to
there worthy gentlemen - a vote gwen 10 the Demo-
crs One must very blind not 70 perceive that this IL
a grow ing lee n NegJ.Is-y. Ohthe other hand the
claims Of Ln,vi aud Hamiin have been undergoing
severe scru,in, Several Of OuT citizens have seen
Mr. Lincoln, ana their conversations with him have
ior.,sed ~ win profound respGt for HIN az man
of treat Inv, iDt.grjiy aut moderation. One inilu
epti gebrlr u;In of tbs middle class, 10 my certain
know,,dge Nos debating in his ovn nind the claims
OF MI D0iu las as a moderate naR and be would have
lli d, there had reputed to be extreme been
non in; =, Chicsgp. Having business III Springfield,
be called on hr. Lincoln, and spent an hour vita him.
, d., heard bin converse vita some gentlemen OF
"gttat intelligence on the great topics of the day.
aud he d.ciar. taat nominee is tall nan IN al
respects thar he is conservative and honest, Girry-
ing he pledge in his past history and IA his whole
SON. 6nc-." This genrl' man Is now oJe OF Mr..
Lire,ns warmrsi advocates AID bis influence carries
great weight pTecis-, III that middle cl0Ss, who, III
fact hold th- balance Of power 10 tbis State He Is
not a solitary example, nor are these cases confined 10
Newark / fnd tben wherever 60, and hence there
Is quiet, vet powerful sort OF assurance peryadn9
tie ranks OF the confined and growing Opposition,
that New-Jeisy will give her vote 70 the only men
WHO Truly r,pfesent the Naiona Opposition TO the
,oiruit u. molrucy, OF which j. Il. 10 now the I'M
happy head. This assurance ID not ioolhary, but l. ID
dryIig people to the organization of heU forces,
and you may rely on 1t that II the Covode lnvestga-
ton results III nothing else, IL will compel such Il
scrutiny OF azOn papers 8s has never been eX
crossed in this Stat- uhicn has repeatedly been thrown
in,o The hands OF the Democracy by the crowds Of
freshly naturaZed citizens too recent 70 nave any just
Iight Of the haUl-1ox.
Tie country is now IN splendid condition. The
abundant aid timely have br0lgh forward yege-
,aticn lEto unusual lux urlancc. The l4nds have not
ah IN sCe former SEASONS, Gecn dred up by constant
winds, aud hence the meadows never looked more
promising. Thousands of acres of timothy aud clover
aie now covered with such immense growth as TO
be- in danger damage. hapy whcal-iieds are fine,
but notice that come look thin. The oats coming
forward very rapidly, ard viii suffer from over
growth il this wtat1er continues. The corn Is also
coming on NEE ly. Never did il up better or APP
pear better. Upon the whole, the season in New
ler.ey thus far is one OF the hye5 have ever known.
by the way, very recently passed along the line
OF ii proposed railroad FROM Morrinto n TO Chester or
Peta, k through M-mdbem. 4 charter obtained
rou The last Legislature and for days survey
pe party has been III the field under the direction of
Henry l.. Southland esq Of your city IL will follow
tue Sj,e, dw,ll Valley, bear judge Walls works, and
so ioIow through very fine country by easy grades.
The country through which tic proposed road is TO
pass has lo superior in New-Jersey for beauty OF
scenery saubrity Of climate and richness Of soil Tue
country about Mendham, Chester, Pepick, most
bvauti uy tiycrtied and always famous for its
healihinc g. is alrracy much sought after By people
rrum the cy. Could this road be built only some six
Or iweye miles from MorTistown it would room I'LL up
with country retiIences furnishing 10 persons OF
means, within an easy distance of New York,
country hardly les beautiful than that about Grea
Darlington Stockbridge, aud Pittsfeld.