New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
POLITICAL NEWS.

A mass meeting Of the independent Democrats
and Union men of Hudson County, N. D., was held
last evening, at Commercial Hail. in jersey City,
for the purpose Of nominating conservative ana
trustworthy men for office. The meetingwas organ
lied by the election of the Hon. Peter Bently OF
Bergen township as Chairman, and Henry Z. Smith
"a Secretary. A Committee of three was appointed
to make nominations, who subsequently, reported as
follows:
For Conqrus-yth DistIct-JosRPHP 2. BRApLsr, Repub-
For STATE Scnatoy-TnKoDoRx r. RANDOLPH, Democratic
Foy SaeriS-Thc Hon. SAMUEL A. FRENCH. Democratic
Fer Coyoneys-Dr WALTER j. HADDRs. JOIN RsrSHARr.
ard ANDREW LEIcHT.
For dssem6iy--ild DistIict-JosErH @. EDaH.
The nominations were opposed bya an organized
gang of Copperheads,' who had come to the meet
ING with the ayowed intention of creating disturb
snee party Of men of this character, said to be IN
the interest Of Nehemiah Perry, Democratic nominee
for Congress from the With District. came up from
East Newark, in stages for the purpose Of creating
disturbance but did not succeed.
The concern calling itself the Peoples Party Of
Massachusetts il in distress for candidates. They
have honored" several distinguished citizens with
nominations for Congress, all of whom have made
haste TO decline. The latest case is that OF the Hon.
/ CHARLES X. TRAIN. the present Member from the
XIIIth District, who had decneda reelection offered
! b, the Uuiolists. 1hoPeope's concern thereupon
picked him up to run agaiuste x-Gov. Boutwell,; but
Mr. Train don't see it, and Declines for the special
reason that he entirely sympathizes with the Pres
idents Emancipation Proclamation and the iol'cy Of
the Republican party.
A dispatch 70 the Associated Press from Wash
ipstou says that all statements TO the effect that
Gen. Wadswortb does not cordially cooperate, and
has not from the fret cordially co operated with MAJ
Gen. Mcclellan in the conduct Of the war, or that
be has ever raised any question as to the hdeiisy 10
the Government of Gen. Mcclellan, are entirely I'M
founded. Gen. Wordsworth has only asked how be
could most efectually aid him in the vigorous pro-
,eeuliou Of his campaigns. There is authority for
this statement
TIE Wordsworth and Tremain Central Commit
tee met lar night at the Republican headquarters
and completed their arrangements for grand rail-
cation meeting on Thursday night nt the Cooper
Ineiute Ii was stated that John w. Forney,
LYMAN Tremain, ex-Gov. Boutwell,, WIN. ID. Kelly,
Chas. 4. Phelps OF Boston, and Gen. Cochrane. had
accepted invitations 10 address the meeting. Mr..
Sewmd and Mr. Holi had also been invited, and IT
was suited that they would doubtless be present
Official returns fom all but three counties in
Ohio, show as follows: For Secretary Of STATE
Kernon, Union, 172,055i Armstrong, Dem, l7oO'O
Armstrong; majority $685.. Hsnocck. sandusky,
and PUN An Couu,ies which are yet TO conc IN, are
expected to raise this majority 10 about AGO.
Returns from all but nine counties in Indiana
81 ow for The Republican Union Secretary Of Stat"
l0s, $50: Tor the Democratic candidate. 1864,
Dem. majority 1921. The counties to come IN will
not materially vary this proportion.
Tie Hon. JONI II. CLIFFORD declines the so
called Peoples nomination for Congress in the Is;
Dsiiict OF Massachusetts,. lie tells the friends who
Nominate him, that bs support OF tho Prcsideat +
unconditional and without qualification.
I Tie Grenoda Appcai says tbs, Gov Rector OF
4 Kansas Las failed Of reelection, being beaten in
the ,lDv.s by candidate named Flanagan.