The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09

Perry the Couerossmsn elsos Of tn aSFos, hArs ~.
sort Of ievss In the early part Of the and 70
oS,vcs The oonsr..uas.oa q biz risads, but nAds no
Afterwards 0eU. r v. wsz0sf, OF New Jersey being
called upos, addressed the audience
congratulated hf upon the result Of tho oocou the
success u tho Union ticket In three Congressional ds
Gc1-Tefcrred 70 the qualifications OF Mr. Perry for
plon 10 the coming Congress and the qualification the
popSo On New Jersey should feel In rebuktng ths man
wno, noswithstanding he wN elected by them 70 the
honse kepresent'tivcs-Aud Afterwards chosen Speak
az advocate Of the infamous Helper book-Cnalrnan Of
the Committee on Ways ana Means. Gsneral
wrtht alluded 70 The attempts made 70 dsprage
!. being thai Of aOr but SAID hs % an Ssppy %
earn that there sufficient intel igeuoe among ths
electors OF the Fth CongreAsiona district to determine
es Their professions appause have been taught to
relieve that there oooupstou, business or euipioy
ntnt that not attended with It's proper share OF hor
on the SCORE Of busiaes On the contrary tho fact that
man has sprung from the people indication 70 my
mind THAI be qualified 70 undessand and Iegsste for he
wanu OF the people. care not for HI occupation that
20 honest-peovided his principles arc correct Zap
psso) AZ . native Jersey man, ths speaker said no
1890 When all around her wss bowing 70 the
demon Of secsiouaem, New Jersey stood firm In her a.
tacnuenf to the Unioo "a the ooSstitution. (cneers
sDe ALONE OF al tbs Northern SA had manifested her
Intention TO oppose onAsm In every shape, aad her
determination W prevent, by her pe, possible
division Of this glorious coofederscy II disanon thres
hFsed ct any COST and whatever the IRE eser
OF the South might have In the election OF Mr. Lto
coin for attempting dissolution OF the Union,
the little state would stand her ground, and en-
desvor 70 remove every cause for even such desire
The reeen Of New Jersey had united against sectional
ism Of kind and bury ing for the tme being sect
and creed the altar o. the country pledged
themselves 70 sustain the ooufederacy In integrity the
Of the States and the rights Of the individual
need be, solitary AMI alone, 70 vndloAte
mans oapAbity for self government, and 70 show tho
people OF the United states, whether residing In the
Northern or Southern portion OF the Union that there
one bright green spot like oasis In desert, where
could come and end In It's purity civil and religious liberty
and thai devotion 70 the oonAtut OF the country
which was the guiding star Of ancestors and which
and devoted In all respects TO the Usion the prosperity
OF the country and the happiness Of the people, (hers
La this nstance a. In Others they had discovered
tbos "a union OF hearts and union OF hands" could not
fail TO contribute towards the preservation and per
petuity Of the American nation; {Appl.ase
On the conc usion OF the speech OF Mr. Wright the audi
ence 70 the street. where procession drawn
60 with lighted torches preparatory 70 . triumphant
march through the city. These In q short u No yer
joined by other delegations from New York. and by ten
O'Clock line was formed which wound It's devious
along ike the huge outline OF derry SNAKE Houses
fireworks let of, bondres reghtod and
twelve O'Clock the lveliest excitement manifested
Throughout the precincts Of the suburban village
The elect OF the victory the citizens has been
mendos and the amount Of good feeling and good humor
political Thermometer that has yet been tried during the
present campaign The JeSeymen insist that they
hold the toll gate 10 the plank road OF the South aud
every passenger who leaves New York bis way there
must stop over the river on the "pay here principle
and take out his passport q correct man New Jersey
has lot down the and the broad pasture Of the couh
try 10 row her own.