The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-09
The Effect Throughout the state.

Vhe Eject Throughout the state.
Time was when the commonwealth of New Jersey
was regarded foreign country, where youthful raid
from New York predae on the orchards
and melon patches Of her thrifty but benighed farmers
The venerable citizen who exercised his right Of suffrage
quadrennially for tho benefit of the amented Jack
son found his home within her borders, while the
more enterprsng Of her population exceled the great
Franklin, and not only brought the lightning from the
Clouds but condensed II in liquid form for the refresh
ment and delcctation Of mankind But Jersey has
passed herself unpreccdentedly Within the brief pc.
Rod between the rising and the setting Of the
Tuesday last she enrolled herself in the proud sister
hood of States, only as a nominal but practical
member ON Monday night Jersey went to bed calmly
obvious Of her own virtue. She woke on Tuesday
morning TO find herself like Steven sly ennoblcd during
her dreams Like Rip Van Winkle again, she reused
herself from her heightened sumbers to find her terri
tory transformed aud changed by the progressive spirit
Of the age.
THE POPULAR REJorcINGs YESTERDAY.
The success OF the State ticket which endorsed the
policy OF the President and virtually promises the en-
dorsemen Of the constitutional amendment forever pro
hbiiing slavery Was hardly expected even by its own
friends. As well almost might the Sixth ward OF New
York provet reacherous TO its honored political faith
New Jersey TO the democracy. But was and tho
surprise which awaited the friends of the national and
therefore preferable, ticket Was all the more agreeable
II was not however until the forenoon far advanced
that the news became widespread and II at once the
exciting theme OF conversation
JERSEY CITY
the more enthusiastic vent 10 their feelings in an
outburt OF bunting, and hotels banks public buildings
and private dwellings displayed the Stars and Stripes In
the hotels and baTooms the discussions the wonderful
event eager and proracted Very little money
changed hands, however, there seemed TO have been
doubt OF the result of the contest The Union press
in ecstacies the victory, and proclaimed the in
the most extraysgany illustrated extras Tho cuts at
the defeated party hard and homethrust and were
conveyed both in prose and poetry. The following viii
serve as q few examples
NEW coprrRuEAD MELODY.
I'VE meet TO part no more,n
Hot Hades to explore;
We part 10 meet no more.
We meet TO part more
We are ma rshlng down by two ana four,
Old Booth has gone below,
e! zen sd pay si,,i laying ~ low 90
Our doom, oh dear know
Our Engineer has smashed tho train;
old Runyon neer " III ran again,
p so soFGs sh 1Sg n nss gene +, oa la"ns
On earth more;
This makes MS feel quite sore,
On Salt Rivers lonely shore.
IN NEWARK
the popular pulse at lever heat when the be-
known. The demonstrations OF joy not very
numerous but sll several public and private buildings
displayed the triunphai bunting
In the afternoon q:ite coDcourse gathered at the
Of Market and Broad streets the focus whence
emanae and where concentrate the reports and rumors
Of the hour The discussions here were o. the
citing but good character and the advent OF
democrat or copperhead was greeted with the mot
lively and OfttneS witty Ealltes Tho columns OF the
papers containing the returns were scanned with trem
bling delight by the rnlonists who fearful the
too good TO be true, by the opposition in
vain belief of their cyeslght
The bulletin board OF one Of tho daily papers was
lettored with inscriptions defisive OF the cop
perheads. On one side u bad rough rep.
rescntaiion of snake rising 10 evident disgust
from its redundancy, and, with unfolding coils,
preparing TO take journey. Over II the words
"Wcre OH ~ The other side o. the board had
cory or the democratic Journal pasted upon 1t, with the
margin backencd with ink indicative of tho mourning
and grief OF the party Of which 1t the organ.
The devices In Tho Union papers were also expressive
Of their JOY One Ind picture OF Brother Jonathan
kIc ling upon and choking snake, underneath the
words, 'The Snake Tlrctiled.n
The editorial comments also contained numerous
sguibs-many vcsy lacoDic, but yet effective
The remark Of the democratic candidate for the Gov
ernorshp that 'he Of the I'LL of November will set
upon most OF discounted foes, reqnoed and APP
piled pcntedy after the OF the response Of the
Dolphic Oracle 70 the inquiry Of Darius. Another
journal poked fun ~ the defeated candidates In the
following,
Gene said TO have taken place in Runyons Office on
"Wednesday momng--present Runyon, horry Hamilton
and Fitzgerald
Rusyos-wen Merry, Now Jersey has gone to the
devil
FiIzGrRt nj second tho motion
hoRRY--0ur negro suffrage dodge worked bad.
FIT1cERAiD-ls cond the motion
RuSyoS-Those damned soldiers raised the devil with
us.
FIrzcrR ADJ second the motion
MoRRy-I was in hopes, General your military record
would have saved us on that question.
FITZGgRifD--l second The motion
RuIYos-Th0se Haley and Hausor lies huri us bad.
FIrzCERALD--I second the motion.
&oRRy-F&gerald and told all the lies We could
think OF.
FrrzoKn Id second the motion.
RusY0SI think we had better pack up and start for
Canada.
FrrzaER ADJ second the notion
In Trenton the democratic organ came out with the
frank acknow edgment:--" havo met the enemy and
VIC are theirs Here as well In the adjacent cities
aud towns, Hoboken, Bergen aud Hudson, ike demon