The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-04
new JERSEY POLITICS.
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The Senate Still Refuses to Go
Into Joint Meeting.
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Senator ScOyel Votes Against the Resolution
and Defines His Position.
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He Cannot Yield Without Dishonor, and
Will Hold Gut to the Last.
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THE PROSPECTS OF A COMPROMISE.
Mr. Caitell Reported TO Have Received The
Nomination by the Republican Caucus.
&c. &C. &c.
Oar Trenton Correspondence.

TRESroS, April 3-M
The Senate met at harpast nine O'Clock thu morning
II evident that the United States Senatorial question
s,l a matter OF serious public consideration a. the
galleries and lobbes presented very animated ap.
pearancc In tue galleries there very many lad
of the class who, doubt take great interest In the
political issues OF the day, the hopc that the liberals
at Washington will be liberal enough TO include them
rights bill the Civil Rights bill ~ disposed
Of Among tho politicians In the obbes we notcod The
familiar councnances Of ndividas Of prominence, who
are known in Washington circles, and who are ever
evident IN person where complicated political
wiring s on the taps
soon after the re assembling of the Senate, thnt r.
after the transaction OF unmporant regular bust
ness, Senator ludlaIn, Of Cumberland county, moved
to take the Joint resolution calling for joint session
OF both branches OF the Legislature Wednesday 20
into an election Of Senator to the Congress Of the
United States
Hercupon the President of tin Senate Hon James
Scovel, took the door, Senator Reeves, of Gloucester
county taking the chair. Mr. Scovcl then addressed
Mr.. PRE'usSr-I feel constrained, understa ,dn ng fully
the soemnty OF my positon-dnders,ard'n thr rc-
Ia say tia; sha vote against the pas age OF this roso-
luton. know thut my motives are misunderstood.
and where they are underftood they srotn to he
strangely misronsirucd For Instance the Jesultical
editor Of The Stte Gd'shs, newspaper which - often
very dull has been kind enough TO decorate with his
attention by saying
The bcguuing aud cad Of an aeu,et rs unprlnci.
pied movement OF n. :. contained ether N ne 'hrt for
iho.- m y innicnce him fact his sudden visit To-
Washington indicates e latter hu. the following from tbs
no, NJ Jamrs sose sr os pis III, morning o he boa
Andrew jehssoa signed by De rreid-@t Ia Which -" Is
l,bc rrcsident '.d Civ. Ssoyel position
oonseTys'iye fre Jsncy or pessni the choice q rad
from Xa.nae cag Doe. no; hi. form a. s'pis
n,tion Of he strange conduct or he ".ooenee he
platc.ily ,ha. !, does. That such. better T. en-
appears probable IN this light openly eaa
prove whs, we announce Bg, We must nov leave o.
Ny answer this charge Is ready. hold b. my
hand letter received by this morning IRON gentle
man who Is respectable resident In the county VI Az
AtlAxr,n cns. Marrs 1,stes
%, D,.s .ss%s ss ! d ,ds q .ssAs rs' 1 sc- IN s;I. %
'Ily fle ~ IN defending you said b. that
va. coming down On yop pretty sharp h, r.et9ned you
~" r& % ,ns & The man .aa l. 70 @sn, nsi oa % ' s
editor aud reported no' rha, qid him for dli not .sy
sd,olisi % Is r,rs,l ,s' s.sa"s sa, Frs,:sly
Sa@S @a '%G isaa' YET ' c.;S Sa
What he has IN hS paper Ind ~hs, saii 70 hst n.ss re-
"S"'"'' ''"' ''' ROBERT y IEEDs
am charged with trrachery my party because do
support th' resolution Jus, oneIed by the Senator
from Cumberland have already defined Jpsit
upon this question, but viii here again that
am ready o. 20 into POINT tny whenever rcpubi
can caucus shall docid upon caudidstea candidate
deserving of support and confidence from tho friends of
tho linton IN New Jersey. have taken the liberty
name Richard = FIELD Hon John Van Dyke Dudley \
Gre 'Ory Geo Woodhuu, d the supreme
Court aud the Hon Mr. HAY ! at IN a.
cor,iance With precedent IN this matter wheb
Mr. ren Rycg was nominated Tor senator by rirfepu
tlous caucus the resolution TO 70 into JOIN, meeting
was passed after That caucus Wa held ! ask "a.
same privilege that the shall nominate the
diiaie. at 10 no dcia'oIal spirit dc'a'e b. NJ
man ani allow 90 dictate 20 Tiis qnrriiDn
81 honor and principle aud not question for the
welfare vorsbip of any mere man hut foscriui
rng Of party politicians nov demand that shall suborn
my Judgment 20 the claims ~ iher r"hf cal frenif
Tor their personal assrandikement vii not do u
Gnd In The papors Of this morning rcsoluons which
nome me delaying the Legislature from go into
Inint aeaelon Vet known that that n.ecti.g
originated by AMI oonIef principally Of ,b" ffEnis o.
NJ C,,i.l asd ia was faint Ia enihaHisssu aud sn. n
numbers A. that meeting had 40 chance 10 b. heard
I expressed my willingness 10 defend myself thee bu'
did not receive any insitaiipn 10 siteni ID nj
feel dsposei - obtruie myself upon TIE msstinF
Terrnod At their own audaciiy the friends ~
Mr caitsli adjourned the m'etlng at hafpas
sisss me ehanoo % he beArd Ny The gr.oe q Gos
ssd arong popular mtorty. sn th. sen''t tom
camden had fishi o. be heard IN my orn sefenr"
Why have not been furni>hed With corr u thess
resolutions tLa nsy dsiend myself feel conndsni
. fuly aud po~erfgliy oau' am nos All - DAY a.
honor man Tor art u injustice. ! ~ii never do a
4 .oh an art will have the sanr,i9n ~ ny con
science snf this a.; pfopossi to me ~ commit has not
the anrtion q my oonseienoe Tlsrs .. 30 pressure
neither tic sanction of my resaon nor my eon-ci
;"ce - ",ssssry ,,s W ny I-"y b. s.s sa.s
who has snrshed himself with SPECIAL f-rmitsi w
fanniiy never nourtshed In ~. ufne q civil hy
baisbca Va the tank VA neyef snfmsnisi ~ the p'o
oeedH d ooutrsnts procured ~hia NY ooan'fy 90 in
Jeriiicd Il Nes Jersey . Toss Ia tsrriofy ~ ifn
oseri.'ed sfea, men .. At the sssi whch 80 90"
Lonoted by samuel 4. AouthAfi sud wm. l. Dayton
shali BE- orcupei by the iresdsB, o ne 'rn " hsnss
Bank u Philadelphia whose sonfenai wealth tas h""n
accumulated ~ithin the courAss % ctr tina. 81 ~
another tfste' Pef,hf nrs BE- hvea ~ Ne- I"rsff
ana may dine In Ne. J~rary h4t 9TH = Isif, . ~
hnghgyseB sail.cE a gfesofy snd Eabrsti" shs
see. Corn Fxrhabse fof .scoe.ff - or gf'at
cat ncn, IN i-s5 Z one - th- pn'T fsufisFh fnsfn
her. q the rn0n party then the over bfanrh - NJ
Legislature ~ tbs rtse tlsn rusistsf ths ersft g.
make pcare Nith Tie rebels Nt1 2 then in Hutt
against the sovsfnment snd hs,ius dfns ny iuN 81
aiong, ! appeal p9 ny f~ofi " i-'snf ny cA'~
II anff,orts me The tsss.ar wh "a am nou ~ Dut
II my seeking certainly nf one q ehntrs ~
having been forced into f-hafins "n.e .spw"a his
positlon-I shall nsFsf sianiTu h ~ith atshpnof tAp
senator Tsrsprtt-u pfssdeni. move hsi v -
are again dnt1rl ~ ihs fba e. tbsi thsy ~ ssfsf
Those In The iobty shgld 90 % iefinsi " hsfe any
sess,o, frrrp, l,1arnalrri- Ny repataiou ssss
me that 1 aly nisn alln tbe noif - ris hfnaf
matter Ism ns afDguE Sme q ~ fcpob
tIsan sensafsf fcs. ! sse ths sms urfs
vbo suile sh.n ! ...e,s @s, ! ',Ass 90
80 n1- - ffsN1 H0oof u 10 front ~ me-
Nsshire tfi t3nn1f KNaiis ny fFtcai n gpdgFn.
I 40 down se tas rIfnbsras1 With bsf "a ny1s
ton, t.at mJ sHifnissed honof I'll survive PaAifsi
defeat
fetoIat. % ans 80 ~ fDil0uiuT fes.lt
Yt.s-s-,sr. assla. Hlsstas.s Hsssi.y csss tiafrs'
fsfhm Rss.ts HithsJ. wsrs, wnfts-6
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Aa.asf- ss.srs kenassy sns L.tl,
Es,en voirs brs rs.ssss,y - 'scsfs 80 p.'s's' :"