New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
TIE PROSPECT IN NEw-JERsEY.

NEWARK, n. j., June A. 1850.
A formal correspondence from this sectlon-h'te
more than stones throw from NewYOrk ciy-may
eem of little moments hut inasmuch New-Jersey is
expected to play no small part in the coming campaign,
some interest may properly attach the general ndi-
,sious bereabout.
One of your cotemporaries has gwen publicity to
false impression respecting Gov. 0den to the effect
that he would support the Bell and Everett ticket.
When the Governor first saw or was informed of the
report he very clearly Indicated that that was his first
know ledge of the fact aud seemed disposed to estimate
II as piece of unreliable intelligence. There is at
traction OF affinity in that general integrity and mini
ncss common 10 him aud honest Abraham, that will
not admit of bis casting lis vote IN aid OF the Democratic
party This may he relied upon, all assertions TO the
corary noiw outstanding. Most of your readers Will
bear in mind that Gov Oiden compromise eau
ddate Of the two wings OF the Opposition, and his ex-
ample will doubtless find me initators.
am speaking adVsedly when emp ,a'ieIlly assert
that, tar heard from, the Opposon OF tins Sta
are united in their suppOrt Of the Cbgago nominees
There are barely two men i'll this city known 10 advo
cate the Bell and Everett ticket.
The honorable and conscientious supporters OF Mr..
Fillmore in 1850 are not disposed to again submit 20 the
tandis ments of corrupt political wire Dulers, aud
have their votes made aid their bitesest enemiss
mOre especially recent Developments az Washington
have reouced this matter to q certainty.
TIE friends Of Mr.. Seward 10 this State are many,
and almost all men of 6rsclass min Is and thoroughly
inbutd with the principles Of progressive Democratic
RepubhCanisn, though they do not by any means COM
prise all The talent nor all he force OF the purely Re
publ can party. The nomination Of their representa-
tive man would have brought these friends into the
field with vim aud at personal sacrlees tnat would
doubt, SO have sstonIshed peoples but Jhat Is
pafsed The nomination of Mr. Lincoln was exceed
ingy well received, and is every day growing IN
favor with all classes OF the Opposition. The idea of
ma tb. DIesIdeQCV possessed OF hon.
esty as leading characteristic h perfect "stunner
to tie Democracy and if they recover in inc for their
Baltimore Convention they will be lucky.
OF the three daily English papers published here,
two-The Mercury and Adrt rttSer-suppOrt Lincoln
and UanLn, while The Journal docs not 90 Lincoln
and Hamin, nor Douglas ether bat is exceedingly
patriotic and anxious do the State some service by
aiding 10 elect some sound hight0nod, energetic, AID
economical Democrat 10 the Presidency James Bu-
Oh man. tor Instance.
ULul quite recently, two German daily papers were
published here; but one Democratic sbeet, has been
obliged 10 roost lower and is now issued sem-weekly.
Tie New.Jersey Freie ZeitVRg Is German daily of
much influence, with an increasing circulation 1t
supports the Chicago nominations eiectivey Inc re-
feCye portion OF the Germans ali Republicans,
very easily made such; for, while they have endur-
ing remembrance Of the causes that sent them from
" raibeTaud' they need only TO be shown truthfnlly
the relative positions OF the great political parties,
and choice is voluntarily and immediately made in
favor OF Freedoms great progressive cause
This is the season of eoquence; but of all the ten
thousand political speeches which it Ia, lately been
our duIy ioaO thai of Cal Dvhurz OF Wisconsin,
made at Milwaukee last "Wednesday is perhaps the
eloquent aud inspiring We regret that we have
lot room 10 copy it.
-Westchester County is stirring Under the aus
pieces Of the County Club the Republicans Of West
chester County 10 have grand rati ic on meet
ing at the old Courthouse, in White Plains, to.
morrow "wednesday morning, at eleven o'clock.
Horace Greeley and other we-known Republicans
10 address the meeting The call invites not only
the Republican electors Of the county, but all who are
Qppoed to the present sectional Administration 10 be
present.
"A correspondent in Evansville, n. Y, write, that
the eveD of the Both ult the Republicans Of that
vicinity held ratification citing which raised their
hopes TO high point. After hearty speeches and the
adoption of resolutions cordially ndorsing the nomina-
ton of Lincoln and Hamln the meeting broke up with
cheers and general enthusiasm. Our correspondent
says: This town is emphsticaly the Democratic
corn, Of old Livingston, and the Republicans know
and feel tba they mutt rork in der be successful
next FALL that they are prepared 10 do. They know
that here well elsewhere all will depend on our
energy and faith in success aud let me assure YOU
these qualities not wanting here I"
Another Georgian in the field Henry L. Be-
ming, Chairman Of the Georgia delegation Charles
ton las written the longest letter yet published the
poliii, al topics of the South
The Hon. Sam. Galloway made brilliant speech
at Republican meeting i'll Columbus, Ohio, on We'd
nesday las. Mr.. Galloway is one of the first stump
speakers in the country.
Mr.. Yancey mas written long epistle defending
bis celebrated Scarlet Letter." What he meant 70
eet forth in thai document was, Chat parties YOU'D
necessarily prevail-aDd that on main reliance shond
be in attempts TO the 10y atty OF tue people with
out reference to party connections, which acting as
purifier of all parties 10 the South would gradually
cause them to their pu scramble for the spois
Of The Government, and Jointly direct their atten ion
10 The great wrongs done the South by sectional az
gressiOn."
Tie Hon. j. Thompson, Secretary of the Interior
has written bis letter i'll favor of formal ioption by
the Democratic party Of the theory with regard 10
slave properly involved in ChiefJ ustee fancy bred
Scou decision. He says:
" Good faith now requires the Democratic party un-
10 march up to this authoritative EXPOSE
ton OF Tie Constitution. A triumph over the Repub-
licaJs without this ayOwal, is an unmeauing victory
The agila lOI Of this question Of Slavery will never
Cease tl this end il atliined aud am firmly per-
suaded that the Democratic party of the North VIII be
stronger with the people, with this SQUAD conserva.
tive, manly avowiI, than they would be by shrinking
and fkulkiIg from the issue"
AT some Of the countless Republican meetngsn
boiling in Michigan platforms for the speakers
Of rails. The Stale is good for 2j 900
oriiy.
AT Democratic mass meeting in Memphis, Tenn,
lie other day. " Col. 4. c. Hlndnan Of Arkansas
Fought his giant strength to bear upon the Squalter
sovereignty bapllng Of Mr.. Douglas, and strangled
What little was left Of the little monster