The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-14
the NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
commencement or It's session for 1863
The Rush after ONCE Under the New
G0ycrnor-OrGanizatio or the seniase-
senator HOismnn's Pence RESOLUTIONS
C0ndemminx the Emancipation Pro-
cinmation aud Recommending AN Ar
mtsticc for SIX Months, Sc.
OUR TRENTON CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR IEESTON CORRESPONDENTS.
TgssroS. ~ !. Jan. 10. 1868.
The legislature Of this state WIS organized this Jay
a, twelve o'clock. Goycraor old-n holds over during
the first week of tho legislative session but can make no
appointments. Mr.. Parker the Govern, elect mas rot
made HI appearance, and wi until the day before
his Inauguration which vii take place tho Goth For
hs peace and happiness lie Is wise ~ stay away long
possible. for the swarms u hungry and neyorabie
once seekers would deyour every moment or his tiue
Tho Coolest nhlbitnnt doe. rcmcmbor such anoihe
rush and tumble after oIce AZ this quet and peaceful
capital Mr.. reebend II Monmouth county, was uo,ni.
rated President Of the scna. without, opp sion except
from the tcw republicans that IN that body and
". X. Hamilton, 81 Camden foy Secretary
Iof the House the democrats have nominated James T.
crowcI Of Niddleser for Speaker Levi Scobey, Mon
mouth for Clerk A. ~ Johnston * Mercer tor Assistant
Clerk Mr. Erickson, Of Deem, for ro'rkoeper VIM
\. Carr, 81 rassac, for tnsros.iuy Cletk
The rcrlblitans have nom atcd III I'm =. jackson Jr
& Essex, tor Il caker.
The democrats baye resolved to hold caucus this
evening Tor The nomination ot Unii States
Tho short term To al the vacancy occasioucd BY the
death u Hon John n Thonfs ~ now filed hy the Cover
nor appointment Of Hon. X. :. Field. Prominent among
tho candidates Hon. James W. WALL General william
cook and Hon. Charles skoton. The chances fayora
bl, - the nomination Of Mr. Wall
Inc AgHt on senator VIII Dc sharp. fh0ugh
bitter. For the short General Cook has good
si-h bat his support Of the will very nearly
balance his personal popularity. and may defeat him
when the business d tins leg stature L. fairly opened
Will b. that Mr. Lincoln and the .'Sar for the
negro have . rough road travel The Hon Daniel
llosman Of the abest AMI most determined Senators
IN he statehas introduced x resolutions in
laton 20 the which will ltiract III the
whole country He y confident. hear, ~ their laspge
because he believes they express bespnions "
WhcmiBg majority a the people OF tho state But they
wili be hardly fo1ght though rom all can learn the
majority " botn houses favor. any rate
Thy Wii make noise and the radicals and aboi
tionss g open their eyes with astonshment 10, with
horror Look out for breezes rom New Jersey.
Tic Following are the resolutions a. introduced by
senator HOFFMAN,
People Of New Jersey that the civil which the
tiuu unhappiy involved ought not 70 b. pfOtraeted
tns than IA necessary test the power ~
the government within the limits which tbs constitution
Las mpp.ei and that the conduct ~ the war
requires " Involves the sarrince Il rights which the
stiailln .ccures u ought to cease.
. rbst tic fepc u scw Jersey, their representatives
here embed aid u. gallant soldiers who. without
cDnpisipn sc rust ed maDta the consti.
tuition, believe hat the time Tor honorable p.chcafon
has arrived. and 'h,i every Effort ought to be made
elect i Adj avert tie Consequences which must
cf.tlu D ~ the ex en- ~ constitutional
0c,-o,n
j. hai lhc rccn prrcinat .m.ncpa,l n. the d..
Vision r. Atttrlsn tate without the tao.
~ Ini iefa uie, ~ appointment y military Cover.
unfs Nnf t'- friy =. D. Ust the secEtiye
Nt Tine U .Hr HrlucH 4 Ton - ~ rtgdui.nt military
tca tiut 4rfNsolf44e4. .trxs yolai1uH 4 the
r,r. NOM q e snalf and tie Condemnation a
this lee satuse
= ha. T. the cstefory belong the system n arb
ary sis, tbs int ngcrlent o. the freedom ~ the
prrsa he Executive sus lcnfion the writ habe0
efps the cnfcaivn and seizure " property without
Iudlca process. and the establishment N military
nory boy end the lines a "a. army and all attest the
* tendency q civil war.
y That, view Of the possibility q greater evils 10 the
dark before u.s. Is the duty of the Legislature
the Executive Of the State 10 economic aud Guilt
sate IT. credit and resources, maintain and improve
military organization and TO take all necessary and pro-
pr assert the integrity the dignity and the
ycrogniy % the state
a. That a. In the heat a passion excited by civil
"a u impossible approach The dscvssion u m.assres
VI peace with that calrnness which requisite an ar.
mlslce mouths should be established between
cO1tsnding states.
That 10 the third month after The arn,stlce been
agreed to delegate should be elected IN each Co.
grcssonal district each STATE which delegate. should
the second Monday Of the suing month, assemble
In the city OF Lexingtn IN the state ~
lucky, ~ discuss such Measures u amcabe settlement
as shall be agreed TO-
Inc above resolutions made the special order for
thursday, the ed nat
TrySros, n o. Jan. 10, 1858