The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15
Our Trenton Correspondence.

Our Trenton Correspondence.
TRxsroS, N. J., Marsh 10, 1850.
me LILLE Giant In NeV Jysey-zAe Nec Jesey Delegation
for Douglas, via the Cassdes and Amboy Raslroad-7Ae
Plan for Rscsivtsg ne Delegation.
You remember, probably, that not long since there
meeting between Douglas and the democratic lead
ers OF the ssase Governor Pricss house. being
then and there agreed that tho Camden aud Amboy n
to be brought bear In favor fthe Little Giant
and united Douglas delegation to be sent from Trenton
70 Charleston The matter al cut and dried but
there loose In ths machine The dstris made
up Of the counties Of Sussex Passac Morris and Bergen
y mot quite All the rest Of the State being guaran
teed under the Of Stevens and o. that alone
ID refractory. The plan Of operations, however, very
good; and with alle Management the fourteen voes In
convention Of New Jersey good for the Senator from
illinois, no matter where her seven electoral votes
may Co.
will ahow you tho plan According TO usago, the two
delegates for that district viii this time fall
ss o sea oouas the .ss n
each county names the man she desires, and tho disrc
reports BIN e The 50 far q Sussex goes
and win meet together. Martin Ryersun b very ahrewd
manager and has all arranged 70 carry the delegation
Is called her delegates win either present Ryerson tho
man be win Indicate But Bergen may not Of herself
way Tho first object viii be to get the delegation In bis
favor II not they will try TO enough divide
the county and will fcnent discord among its delegates
Then under the pretext OF settling the difficulty Sussex
and Morris will either select their from Bergen
will take the delegate from Morria which il much
under tho control Of Rycrson as Sussex.
But thets danger to this pretty scheme which has
not been calculated upon Bergen county swears by the
Hsckenssck little stream by which gets its shingles,
lime plaster and tenpenny noils. The railroad from
Newark 70 Hoboken proposes to build another bridge
over the hence Bergen feels bitter towards
Stevens. and the Camden and .Amboy Company.
Any delegates from Bergen who play directly
indirectly into tho hands OF tho Camden and
Amboy CompA ~ may - well bang up their political nd
dies, for that lay forward nobody In Bergen will
dance TO their nes discourse they sweet music
Now Douglas backed by Stevens, and hence the
Douglas men proper in Bergen soured is true that
stockton is not with Douglas openly and Thomson not
all but when Stevens takes stand the rest OF the band
have to fall In fall back, which is the same thing
Camden and Amboy moves as unit, which is the reason
Of It's power
The right way, then is to divide Bergen. Failing in
that they may ignore her altogether and give the dele
gate to Morris II they think that hazardous the ticket
for Bergen county with deal OF Belgc subbornness--
the game will be to pass resolution in convention,
nsuctpg the delegates 10 cast the vote OF the State
unit thus sencing any stray anti Douglas votes which
may creep in To be sure this would be generally de-
nounced; but the losers In always grumble, and
The iprguers hope to sllay the storm In time through the
soothing influence OF prospective spos That evidently
the idea Of the editor o. the Douglas organ here, who
70 be sort Of general for the Little Giant
and plies his whip briskly.