New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

deplore .eeipg the reins Of State Government fall
into the hands of rhe Sham Democracy, feel most
anxious tha, the Republicans of New-Jerey should
nominate tie right Kind Of a man for Governor for
the ensuing Fall Election.
hone 10 see man nominated, OF whose honesty,
capacity, and Union-lovng sentiments there caprot
be a doubt-a pan who csn command the entire
strength Of bis own party, and make brtarl in tie
ranks of bis aoversae es. Should such man be
nominated, he would defeat any c'nddate the sSam
Democracy might bring into the field.
have frequently heard wit"in the past few weeks
tho name of q most eslimable gentleman spoken OF
IN connection with the Cove norsbIp, ana nave
.lso seen lis name brought forward IN some "i our
nublic iournas The name OF tho gentleman 10
/ yvi oru silude il the Hon. ErhRAiM MARSH oi Huu
son County. Should be content to be csrdiuA'e'
s,d receive the nomination, he would uDqn'b'ioii-
bly, be elected.
Judge MARSH has all tie qualifications necessary
IA Il, him for a most excellent Governor. be "o"'d
make "A Governor of the ragh stamp IN suca uyI'S
,;oa, ,s ,bese. | know of no man bcticr qnalihsd
N fill the place of our present able and efficient Cfi.
Magistrate NOR one that would lie 50 hkeiy 70 oeio'
the sham DEMOCRACY.
He il a gentleman Of the sfrictest in'eg7'y-iTe
amsble in bis manners-whose honesty snd
psriot.m have never been doubted; and whose "ho'e
public life for the last quar- er OF century stands
az pure and unsuIlied as that OF any politician IN
New-Jerssy.
Judpe MARSH has occnped many prominent pos'-
tions in The State. Allow me to aute 10 gone OF
them.
For & pumber Of years he represented hif native
county OF Morris in the Legislature, boti in ire
Lower HOME and in the Senate, making TN able
md efficient member. He was Preodeut of the
Senate in 1919 and 1850, tie important duties 81
which he discharged with great ability, ana to the
entire satisfaction of all parties He ewns aIso cbo'en
member of the Convention that trained the prese ~
Constitution OF New-Jersey, in which body he took
an active and prominent part.
Judge MARSH is now, and hos been for some years
ns.t President If the Morris Canal and Banking
COMPANY. tie important dues Of Which be has nlled
With honor 10 himself and entire satisfaction TO Tie
stockholders.
i THUS /, Will be seen that Jude MARSH Las Lad
ample experience in pnblic nilairs 10 it hini Tor to
lGobernstorial chair. Aud from the able, efficient
uA faithful manner in which lie has always uis-
charged the important irusIs coniided 10 bin, Am
sure be won d make safe and an h0He.f Governor.
What cher boon could the Teople Of New-Jersey
desire tosn TO lave such chief magistrate 10 preside
'oyer Them at this critical Ie vd OF our history
This ia q very important mailer, aud one "hica
should command the serious consideration oI every
true Jerpc, man. The consequences Tor 'er0s Or Tor
,,oe between sn hobest, patriotic Governor, ana oas
of en- opposire character, can hardly be estimated.
ShonDd we. unfortunately. te cured with & cor
r,,nt r,ap for Governor-from which calamity pray
God deliver us--thsre is no telling what EVIL eonse-
ouences might ensne. There are TOO many 'eoT1 en-
e,,is, OF the Uuion ia our gallant little State, come Of
whom may aspire TO tie GovernJrsh'p-ior me
f,iouds Of The Union not TO be on the alert. They
arc prinersilyo he found in the ranks ol the Bech-
linridge Democracy, and compose the KIND OF ti'
clans who NJ present control that patty IN New
jersey. They are eger active. Aiwsys plotting
and scheming while we are sunibernG on OuI
posts.
Repubiicans. arouse from your lerhargy! Buckle
-, ,,,r .rpor. and organize ior the Important de-
of next November You have cunning and 2FIinl
70. ,o contend with bot you can lay him PROSTATE 1t
,,o,r fee, If Won will but do your duty. You host
many victory at the presert Spring elections tHat
ron might have achieved with proper organization.
Longer proorsstination may prove rnincus. No tine
soldier will slumber on Lis Ios' in such moment )n'
times as there neither should any g oil Eepno1caa
or true friend Of the Union suffer such conempi!be
ps,t as the Brecksridge Democracy to get Loid oi
RE reins ci our Sate Govefument at tbs impossnI
criss when they easily avert such ca.aln'y'
Let the Hon. EPHEAIa MAasm be nominated by
the Uniol-oying men of New-Jersey. Hs . THE
MAr fo,. thc occasion. With hlm as our siondnri-
bearer aud II proper organization throughout Tie
State, New-Jersey will emulate the noble example
iast ret her by the Union-loying men Of Nee-H'mp'
shire and Conneciut. Bat IN order to achieve 20
glorious Il result her slumberlng Republicans must
al once arouse 10 proper sense Of tneir dn'y.
VOICE FROM TIE PEOPLE.
Us,, Jer'sy April 2i, 1862.