The New York herald., 1866-03-30

NEW JERSEY POLITICS.
THE REJECTION OF SENATOR STOCKTON.
THE CONTEST FOR HIS SUCCESSOR.
Thad Stevens Appeal to Hurry
Up the Election.
He Prefers q COpperhead to a
Conservative,
: tetr,. sfr ca-.3 t..s +it7 ca ,-s '.ii .
The President Of the state senate the
Master Of the Situation.
Threats Against Kim If he Cont
DO with the Republicans.
INTER EsTING FIGHT.
&c. &c. &c.
He Prefers q COpperhead to a
Conservative,
The President Of the State Senate the
Master Of the Situation.
Threats Against Him If ne Cont
DO with tho Republicans.
INTER- EsTING FIGHT.
DC. &c. &c.


Our Trenton Correspondence.
... TRENTON March 90 1s66
since the passage OF the resolution the Senate OF
the United States declaring that John r. Stockton, not
having received majority OF the voices Of LegIs.
orc OF the state OF Now Jersey present and voting,
was not entitled 20 his Senator from sad State
for tho Of six years from the 4h OF March, 1865
this city has become and rather unexpectedly too, the
'head cen,re' Of very considerable and important
political excitemeht--so much that the "chiefs"
and wirepullers at Warrington have been busily
engaged in using the tcegraphic wires TO threaten
and their friends party Supporters, agents, ad-
and worshppers TO do this that and the other
thing speedily possible, TO important polIii
cal ends.
The United states Senate having oustcd Mr. stockton
the next move to be made Is to organize joint
session OF both branches Of the Legislature for tho
purpose OF ''elcctingr 10 the rejected
party But In the way OF bringing about tho
quircd Joint session there comes q very interesting
! point, TO wit; The resolution inviting joint
session must originate In tho Senate. which body
stands Republicans 10, exclusive Of the President,
democrats TO- according to tho platforms which the
Senators elected 10 their present pcsitions; but
when It to voting for joiat sson and 10 dec do
the tie tho President OF The senaic-iion. James
n soovsi elected arvpublican-votes with the demo
is each umo lost
To-day, In tho senats, Senator Ludlsm. OF Camden.
offered . resolution inviting lnt sessios. but IL
lost the voss tdemocrabl including
the Prcs,dsnps vote, II; Affirmative lrepubhcansI TO-
In this matter the demosnis do ot take tho negative
side with view "a rcardins prop>r irgs,aion but for
the purpose OF prsvssspx the sk(ioa of a who on
taking his seat in Washington - eisd sAAisv senator
from xsw jersey will b. ussd " ,hs radical "chIefs'
shsrs help carry Through ssssr saeVtsd party msas
ures.
dent scovs made speech saying That although he had
been elected on the republican ticket sli he could
not In justice the Interests Of the whole country,
- an American citizen, loving the lasting unity
OF these States and good government better
shan party purposes vote with who's whole course
vas against the sovermcnt-ths policy OF Andrew
johnson A. for himself he said, no nlsndod to
tain Prosdsni Of shs Uni,sd States and hs poIy
and for such considerations bs voted With the demo
cratic side Of the hoiss he said he bad bosn ,hr
cd In his room few hours previously with Exposure
By being posted al over the streets N he
did no, veto with the republicans; b.t be
car nothing for this threa, aud intended 10
stand up b1ldly and meet his enemies and pursue
course wi,solt regard party nssres,s which hs bo
neved the umes demanded Of all good Americans In
ONCE lie even lntlmAsed tina, he had been led % un
dcrstand that personal violence sgAiaa him no,
thing 10 BE- entirely lost sight o. Before concluding his
speech he read the following letter.:
rHlppKcs srrvrs-' Lsrrrr-
wAsuIS nos March -. 1904
Hon. JAsKa " soovr, &c sc. -
DEiR sIa-Uya All means hurry up yoar election Give
us no conservative radical IKE yourself OF sothing
A''''''"'-' = ''' ~ IH1DDEus srEvEss
I'm the Assembly tho republicans. have the majority,
and honee " branches e., together for tho
election % senalor the choice Will b. " the republican
s,ie Tb. desocraisc senators bops prevent cleo
ton this session n they sacoe.d In pnitins on tho
chances A. the ner, term will b. ,rnyiy IN favor q tie
dcmocrst. The republicans kno~ this, and besce their
srea, anxiety hurry up the sieetoo rhsy feel thai
Ibeir power 10 gons; thru mc-tbsir rcgn-@ DeAfihg
tho ebd q "racs and hsnoe being afaf 70 met the
future they d.pers 20 act nov, at once, ere their
Bsf,re the neu Lsgi-is,ars meets the ,srm q two
three senators viii erpsr. probable Their piacs- si
BE- ae.i by aemoora,- .. tbo-s who are
n-nd " 70 before he pepls o. The question
q s.nnf sss rTs.ss.' - We ..sa s. y a. "a. ss ss ~
no~ manifest ,her fear u tho "yoos of The people,
and q NE sentiment of tse oons'u |"
noanoss the radical. and supporting ubsH- men
Who believe Tn TcTeument and yrbepls ~ pfef.rssoe
20 parry iaiere.. Anh dsirAo"iaI n1sas me'"J '"'
rHn cssDnsus
camden. rpabllc.n yohn p ~, kbs. dsHocrsi James
N Ec0yei, ~ Camden r-pahIcsr ~ caAsai
nr. tAitsl vory -sal,hy rsag.naa, aad = = '.ii
publican ticket for Governor n ~ stat
W scJssi atbs igns siar 'de.ilny man" IN ibs y,
a. ss.r 80, 'syss s,sSrs s s.~ Issy ~ ss issrs'
AMI this 10 hts third tern 10 tlie hishef oue W asHa
shfewd asaarver - events aud cioi4 cniclhi9f -
,seen srod and cyu He lnisp~nfeni and sIsfissi.
and ose rho readily c1ngfshshd - assalipn ana
'As s ssi..s s.s 40 s,s,.. s.o, sioa vi y -
brOnght up assin " nrrgr n ts tsf.as ana - thea
sons ntsresinf . ,r,,,,. - s.,,,,, .,i.a-