The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-06
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Fair, Horse Racing and Political Meetings ~
Newton, y. J.-An Estimate sf the Tive
Former The Congressional Candidate srshe
Fourth District In Jersey and the Coasiisu-
tionnl Anne nd,nent-Th~ Adoption Of the
Amendment the Qucssion Ht Issue. Ar.
Ss~Tos. ~ J., ooi. O. 1850
For several days pasf this active little basng town
has been by outsiders such degroe thai the
limited hotel accommodation Of ths place has
tnuay upon this stretch. The Annual Fair called,
Of the county Of Sussex IA being held here, and
ana It's concomtans OF horse racing ball play ,pg
for the unusual influx tn. ,, par
- " y humbne Your correspondent, saw Botbnr. aitcS
several houra careful inspection ooud b. saod agr
cultural, which tho fair prctendn 70 b " fow NJ
and tanning machines and about ten large yellow
pumpkins be excepted There was not single
display OF stock, not en- . hone on es.
agricultural counties IN New Jersey and the fairs
former y~as held here celebrated for tho uIsniy
with which thoy attended ny tho farmers u ,hs
district, the nno dspay Of farm productions and tns
healthy emulation excited by ia. exhibition ~ the
results Of tho ok II and industry 81 ,bs husosnansn
Tho glory OF III. oden time has departed. Tia Hass-n
Agricultural society IA among the things that The
passion for horserac,ns and individual enterprise have
nelsmorpnosed tho fairs ~ old, "a that VIA, 10 npv
held yearly and called fair nigh. be fairy termed ra
Annual hors. Racing and Money Making Ethitluon"
~. proiosi'rs % sss ..,sas sn.ala o. say'a
may not b. induced by tho specioas adverts. menss
scattered throughout tho country, 70 undertake
engthy and by No nesss Pleasant Journey TO such
r.n,o. country town nv The ques,ion upon get
ting 10 which They arc dovmsd " nothing bat dszr.
poluinont and chsgrlp Yesterday their probably
thou.aDd pcr.onr here tho greater part ~ whom
attracted In all likelihood IN the Indicated
ADORE II IL were M, d,ssarisns might be- smasiag
o. MOTTO. tho aarrty With which ths pious publ ~
the village take ADVANTAGE ~ the scoa~ion. for tfd
faro kewport aud -arnoya prices srsricd A.
t.a hotels lat night HiIs la brd the raie tho
threw open hUsfftabe door, and han.
dredS comp~ilcd Ia walk tn streets AL night
the Temporary but chilly abldns places IN poultry
Sheds, stables and tho Ike Prom the srpfensoGs
of Tho travellers, and tha by COM
referred 10 by ibsm IN the morning tram "a wssvsyo.
should Judge that will bs hong tiine before tho Nov
tones have again an opportunity AZ taking them W, %
rather leay lng shsn cut.
evening. each for tho pgrpo~s ~ rsufyng the nouns
uon-oas 81 IL. republican ADD tbs othsf u Ne dame
cratic csnflda,e-lor Congrus, zero spiried aasirs.
The republican candidate, Mr. John Hiii, made long
usmc radical Of tbs s.assion aud maastsnss ~lth
much focs u srgufnsut that tbs adoption r.'e.ns
~ tho constitutional amendment The quesson
AZ Issue II tho Approaching eiertons No desif~ n
have accorded W the esossd man tbs guarantees 81 me-
liberty and pfoT~ry, and did no, wish 10 80 The
fruits o. long and tntsr struggle slads
synsp Of the North merely % suit the
purposes Of Q conquered fc~ Tho di1sgsnos
sxlss NJ between the President and Congress
on this amendment ne rres,denl sAys iss 1sl'e~
Congrcw requires traitors are going " siAf. 40 NE
conduct " aralrs give sons GaAssntsss fos usis
good bsbsvior. fhs vHs hight Ths 90 - re>-ss
dictated.
Atihs request II the ss-sHbsgs Jssss Ryersoa reed
the Anesafnsnl A. tho Gloss 81 each elton The
crowd srpre-ad their spprobsiion ~ voe6ssos
ehssnng
Tbs oshsr or.,srs q ihs s-ralss. m<nsoasa 10 ny
Mn, add with the playing Of ssss'a psasio<s sr ~
the hand. the estreas gusstiy dlaT>v~ed