The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-13
NEW JERSEY POLITICS.

MEETING or THE JERSEY Cny Axpngw JOHNSON CLrR
A public meeting OF the Young Mems Andrew johnson
Club Of Jersey City will held this evening Ballard
speakers viii address the meeting In favor Of the recon
struction policy Of the President
RATIFICATION AT BERGEN or THE PHnApxIpmA Plat.
roRx-The citizens Of Bergen who arc in favor Of the
platform adopted recently Philadelphia are invited to
meet At Prospect Hall next Monday being the anniver
6tstes. Mr. Joseph F. Randolph, Mr. Jacob r. Wor.
tendyke, Mr.. A. O Davis and others will address the
meeting, which is announced for half past seven p NJ
soLDrsas AND sALoRs RsPUsIIcAS CONVICTION IN Homo
xHSThe adjourned meeting Of the convention Of the
soldiers and sailors Of Esssx and Hudson counties was
held al Otto Cottage Garden, Hoboksn. yesterday at
noon. Tho convention called TO order BY the chair
man, General Ramsey, and Lieutenant Pearson was ap-
pointed secretary. Some discussion then ensued to
the purpose Of the meeting = had been generally be-
upon the attention Of The Repubcao Uaiou Conventon
SdvInbity Of nominating q the Con sressonai cand.
date Of the party colder or sailor Many OF the
6esates present however seemed 20 b. OF the opinion
that no military naval man In the district could be
found who would run - successfully - . civil nom
Inse Il was finally determined that the following
vontion, from which, il regarded as sspsdisns,
IL was requested that candidate should be
Sssss wn w.d p'ssy Ss:, NAV.
Pangborn. II, however, the convention considered
that civilian might BE- run whose chances Of success
greater than either or hese gentlemen the soldiers
and sailors would not refuse him their support COM
mittec OF seven was then appointed 70 present the
Names and after radical exhoraticn from political
clergyman, who rejoices h the uame o. Smith, the
meeting adjourned
R9uRrIcAx CONGRESSIONAL NoHxkn0r-GnoR0B A.
HAIsxr NOMINATED ron rm FUm DrsTncr.-Ths re.
pubcans OF the Ffnh Congressional District Of New
jersey met st Odd Fellows Hail. Hoboksn, yesterday
for the purpose Of nominating candidate 70 represent
them In Congress. Mr. George A. Haisey, formerly an
internal received the unanimous nom
alton Of the convention and alter several speeches had
been delivered and resolutions adopted the meeting ad
journcd.
MAe MEETING IN ErfzAsnH.--A republican mass nett
Ing will Be held Elizabeth this evening 70 ratfy the
nomination Of Mr. John Davidson for Congress Among
the speakers announced arc several prominent rspub
lcans.
WANING SrAR-SPIxr THE Dno1Auc RANKS 1t
Is admitted now that the chances OF Mr. A. j. Rogers
election the democratic candidate for Congress Ia the
Fourth district exceedingly small-a serious breach
having occurred the rakns of his supporters Ia Pas
salc county. Two prominent Fenans, who we're his
quandom supporters are announced 70 take the stump
against him.
Tm uNos Ctun MrsrIvGs AT NEWARK. Tho First
Ward Union Club win hold weekly meetings ct Orator
Hall during the campaign, the nrst Of which held
yesterday evening. The speeches wcro all radical In
tono.
NswAnx sorprrps' Csup "A meeting will be held this
evening At Brenners Eo,ei TO organize soldiers and
sailors club support Of the Presidential policy. The
call Ia signed by large number u officers. headed BY
General Renyon