The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-13
THE GRANT MOVEMENT IN NEW JERSEY.
Large Meeting in Trent0n-Formation Of
Grant Clubs In Newark.

Large Meeting in Observation-Disclosures Of
Grant Clubs In Newark.
The popular movement in behalf Of General Grant for
the Presidency met with approval BY thousand cti
zsns al Taylor Hall ON Monday night. At past
In the evening the meeting organized by the
appointment Of Mr.. Thomas }. Stryker Chairman
and Of Vice Presidents and from each ward
Mr. H. Newton Congsr then offered resolutions setting
forth the claims OF the General the suffrage or the
people, and expressive Of the future republican policy
The Chairman then introduced Mr. Joseph C. Potts as
the rst speaker This gentleman proceeded review
the financial disorder Of the country. The people long,
he said for reposs yet fearful Of danger from relaxa
ton and the ungrateful conduct OF pardoned rebels
. President must DO elected In whom all can
conde for their safety and welfare We recognize Grant
as such man. He who lost battle in the nsId
failed 70 improve victory, aud whose services pre-
served the Union. All had the fullest confidence In the
WISDOM prudence and patriotism Of Congress The tar
the manufacturing and producing interests Of the
country should bs reduced that labor and capital
may md remunerative reward, and economzc the man
sgsmsnt Of government Grants inimitable conduct
during the war criterion Of what he would do in the
rresidental chair We agree, said the speaker blot
out universal suffrage from programme in New Jsr
sey but let tho work proceed in the South Let rally
round the Congress Of the Union and approve Of It's
measure against the swinging round the circs Of
President No government can stand that allows the
same prves 10 the loyal and disloyal. The moment
man becomes traitor to the government he il an alien
point 70 Grant and 70 his record Though there Ar. two
candidates spoken OF by the repubicans--Grant and
Chaseand though the latter admired for his prudence
sagacity and ability 70 rule over the destnes Of tins
great nation, yet he the speakerl would accedc
popular will and let Chase alone. During tho war the
finances 70 supply his army when Pans ana London
denied " q cent there arose Chase, OF com.
mandins genius who devised plans and
70 induce our swn people TO lend government
in the neld s,l they were no, GREATER han those
bis mark in the progress Of the war; he crushed his
enemies and brought the strife termination closing
- In . blaze Of glory At Richmond Loyal Congress
conndss In him, had put him 70 watch the President
His heart 10 with us, and he will lead consu
ton We 20 much desire. We are doing the Of two
democrats will put forward any other man swes, are
the uses OF adversely. Out Of defeat We pluck the
nos aa q y nc nay sd' SosR
eu.ssds. ana ssSoss the peoples .'d rights tbs
Of the Prssidsnt He is Of little account He can do
nothing except u be 10 issue Atom and we
character ana morality and ipsIasnos Vns Says
suffered by having such johnson head Of
this great republic.
abref speech endorsing the sentiments Of the previous
speaker and piqusnty abiding 20 the pardonng OF
eVeIy neakng repei ~ The present accdsnta fresi.
dent we must appoint . man. no sad, who VIII not
prove recreant TO the necessities OF the country and
Grant hs-nrst Ia war; first peace and first In the
hearts OF his coustrymcn
Mr. CoSeAa, Secretary Of state nert called on
and addressed the meeting briefly. Abiding " the late
elections, he SAID III there had never been nood
there would have been ark u Noah had never
entered the ark he could not nave eit W " he mad
never left the ark could have planted vineyard
" he did not plant vineyard there would have been
no drunkenness; IL there never was any one drunk
Ham would never have bsen cursed; Il Ham never had
been cursed there would have been no nlgges aud II
there niggcrs there would have been no demo.
cratic party
A gentleman from each ward was nominated TO form
Grant Campaign Ciup, aud The meeting soon alsr
adjourned.
GrAp, clubs viii DO organized during the present week