New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
NEW-JERSEY.

To ne Editor If The ~ y Tribune ....'..
Sm: II 10 source Of prOfound regre, thOt while the
loyal people Of New-Jersey labohng SO assidu-
ously to keep their State in its place In the Union
line, the Union State Central Committee have done
nothing this year to Gid in the work. On the
contrary, the labop Of the campaign have deVoveo
entirely upon tho town and local committees NO
general provision hos been made to supply speakers
for the canvass Of the State to prepare and circulate docu'
ens and TO raise the funds necessary for the election
ueuce there Is great want Of concert throughout New
Jersey Speakers are badly needed, but as none nave
been engaged by the responsible central authority ney
have 10 be picked up wherever they can be found This
takes Tire active ont OF the countless at time
when their services are most peeded chasing about New
assistance as can be obtained and leaves time for the
due announcement Of the meetings. The action ofthe
Committee is construed by friends abroad TO Indicate
that not in need of pecuniary aid. 80 that,
whereas We might have carried all Ave Of Congress
men, in danger Of defeat IN two Dsrictk Tor
the lack OF the necessary sDews OF war And this IN we
face of the that the Administration Is using all the
appliances Of Office and money TO defeat the Republican
candidates There is hardly township in the State where
the pacemen Of Mr. johnson have not been spnred on 10
secure the success of MY Policy" In nj least North
ern State What has the New-Jersey State Committee
done 10 eounteract these efforts Absolutely nothing
Sneh slpineness Is suicidal We submit that the next
state Convention will do well 20 guard against reeur-
renee Of this shameful apathy or something worse re-
IN we are to elect merely honorary Committeeman tho
sooner il Is known the better, There are working men
enough in the party ready and willing 20 serye end IL
present easy going Indifferent members intend 20 persist
10 their donotbDg policy the sooner they give way TO
more active men the better JERSEY BLUE.
PatasOH, Oct 70, 1866 "
In so far as the above blames the NewJersey State
Committee for not appointing series Of meetings.
procuring the services Of corps Of speakers, and
thoroughly canyassing the State, We presume 1t
10 rights but its talk of the snews of war" Is absurd
and insulting The whole business Of spending money
IL elections otherwise than In engbtenng the voters,
Is wrong and perncious, and we rejoice in this testi-
mopy that our friends in New.Jersey repudate II.
They cen carry their State handsomely without bny-
ing OF bribing any mans help.-fEd
FRENCH REPUBLICAN, CLUB AT NEWARK.
msss-meetlng, undeF the auspices OF tbe frt1ch
Radical Republican Club OF Newark, viii be held on
Thursday evening az Dramatic Hall No. 255 Washington
st Gen. Cluseret, M. Pelleer from the French Legoa'
tires OF 1881 and others will address the meeting.
80 - DEMOCRATIC MEETING. ..
mass ratification meeting Of the Democracy will be
held Of the Catholic Institute Jersey City this evening.
The speakes announced are e1Gov. Parker, Gen. E X.
" Wight the Hon. Robert Gilchrst, Senator G. H. Win
field, the Hon. Jacob r. NOrendyke, and the Hon. Leon
Albeit ..
GREAT REPUBLICAN, MEETING.
The Hon. Edward Mcpherson, Clerk Of the House OF
Representatives addressed immenee mass meeting OF
Republicans at Library Hail. Newark, last evening His
speech was elaborate and convincing; hs argument in
favor Of the provisions OF the Constitutional amendment
being q the sbest delivered in Newark during the
campaign. .-.... ..