New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

soIliers anS said "I would take care Of them tnat
wanted MI these men TO take the o'th OF neince W
jay and ro Unpunslri and who yeu't fan give tno,n
a seat in Congress Why IL seems 10 me rs IL tDo ON
statue OF WASHINGTON wond fell down and crush each
traitors il they did get there. This Is no ofniay
caIIpaign it IS no ordinary political campaighi 40
To- 3 nnion or disunion for the party tiet is now IN
the State of New e sey is the samo party that Bee'
that President johnson is not ns good man as 80 -
Wilkes Booth These are the men wlo hnd faut win
q, erythipg the Government has done ana H uVinE
They talk OF the National deH, yet thcy 90 ho' LINN
&hat they are responsible for threoodFths oi ~
men would rather to-day, that We were sieepng III
bloody groves than where are advocating inc caue
OF the UniOa. They have pnt up a man rs caheualo
for the Governor Of this State, VINO kept MS lplocs
within ten niles Of Full Run. and who turned around
and abused the administration because ne was not nt
pointed a Brigader General instead OF the brave ara
patriotic Phil. Kearney lChsersl This same 1sn Tmi
Runyon three years ago, said. Wherever you hnd
a man dcnouEcns tie President and the admih
istration You may put him down as dlsloyeh
Three years ago he denounced Gen. Mcclellan as
traitor and wear ago he sumped the State for him as
President The United States. Gen. Rulyoh salu ono
year ego "No minion wearing the livery OF Lincoln
shou.d be allowed within one mile OF me polls oouiers
do you remember tkati tSeyera cries OF Yes We DO
But let look at the other candidate man VINO gave
up large and ucrstiye business nt the commencement
OF the war and who said one word against the
Government but who willingly loaned the Government
money in her hour need, man who employed seVcra
clerks for the purpose OF answering letters ana rnsh
ing all thc information possible TO the friends OF yolnn
eers who has devoted his whole time for the benet OF
oihers without any reward whatever lie Is no pohtl'
ciaD and never viii be- but he is good inanoier ne is
the right kind of man. and be will be elected; Tire
mendous cheers He has been your ricrd In the past
aud you should be his in the future saw letters from
soldiers end sailors-irom regiments and brgadesask'
ing that he nc nominated by the Union party OF the
State Of NewJesey II is your duty, then 10 support
him His friends have been your friends. Has Gen.
Runyon's friends beea your friends lCries OF " No
no No they have Ne. Joen but thoy have called your
officers satfaps" They have laughed at your scars
These ven may come around you now. az they want
your votes after calling you "minions, and abused
you in every manner possible As an old solder said
to Jack Rogers the other day in Newton when he was
trying 70 get hiG TO vote for Rnny01, yes, left ny
old mother S35 in debt and when came home iOn
that YOU had sued her for sl0' After few compli-
ntary remarks TO the adies who favored the meeting
with their presence The General took his seat amld
great cheering.
The Hon. Martin Ryerson eX Judge Of the Sn'
prcme Court Of NowJeIsey, Tas LeAt introduced lie
fpoko lor nearly two hours iu very eloquent and
touching manner, and was followed by the Hon. L.
Cobb OF Mouistopn.
AfeT the singh oi patriotic airs tho meeting
was brought 20 d c,se, Ia very orderly manner al
late hour
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED--GEy. FITZPATRICK
w. JACK RoDSELs.-Jhe Hon. A. j. Rodgers has
Gen. Fitzpatrick 20 meet him before the
peCne ~ The State Of Ncwcfey 20 discuss the issues
Of ne present cnmp1Gn prOmlncr, towns or cities
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