New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
NEW-.IERSEY.
GLORIOUS REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING.
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GLORIOUS REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING.
A mass meeting of Republicans was held at
Newark last evening. The Hon. Frederick L. treing
huysen on being introduced by Col Wm H. Francis who
presided said that he felt 1t his duty to say something
about the great issues before the country Memory
seemed to call before his mind the history OF tne s SIX
years and prominent III the vista OF tnese past
wears rose one figure whose greatness and dignity OF ma
ture broad statesmanshp, and whose patriosin
won for him larger place IN the hearts OF tne american
ton. Slavery and treason murdered Apraham laie91
his mind the reflection that there is power IN Prncpe PIE
our churches schools and the home teaching at ts
broad and general; not narrow and local, Dut Win
delverd us and souls from the stain or Slavery mas
freed iOOoOOO men, women and children from bond
%g ns% ns Engaged in the %oR Of the fran
chse upon these freedmen and that work shall assur
wonld, II they could hinder It, but the Demo
sTarS carsa party al msn equal and endowed With in
alienabe rights Why not make i right ana say except
what benefits the white must necessarily benefit the
black Our soldiers are not afraid OF gvhg he COZ
field in the hour of peril and when famine was staring
all in the face shared his meal and when hunted by
bioodhounds were saved by his fidelity and loyalty
The Democrats say that reconstruction
Admit that the States have the right of regulating sur
n aSe %a a% to support made for that
rebels take up arms they forfeit all rights to the
nothing to foreign powers why then should 1t TO an
enemy that makes itself most odious by reasonf state
cannot secede but State forfeit so much or It's po
ca rights as would interfere with the jurisdiction OF
Congress Therefore, while these States are in the
Union STILL and have ever been, they have
got 10 forfeit as much OF their rights as Con-
eress deems it dangerous that they should possess
The American people OF the present generation should
moi pay the national debt IL should be left TO the next
generation TO pay It, II is easier for two backs to bears
burden than one and the next generation viii double
ours in numbers When you come to vote remember the
ays of yore when amid benedctons and blessings the
boys blue marched through your streets Fastening TO
the delivery the country. Afterward many one OF
them reached your station yonder silent and srouded III
the flag Of his country Vote as you think these brave
boys would tell you TO vote now.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
The following is the Republican ticket in the
Eighth Ward, Newark
Alderman Dr. VIM A. Smith; Ward Clerk, Samuel Dougherty
Chosen Fhoer Castles School Commissioner Chas Koch
Member Of Board Of Excise Capt VIM Waenshaw Justice OF the
Peace John Conbes Andrew Hsge Joseph H. Carter
John H. Wilson
To-day the only day for registering before the charter
elections. -, ,,,
In Cape May County the Republicans will probably
nominate Mr. Thomas Beesey member Of the last Legls-
laure and the nomination is equivalent 10
An election In Mddesex the Republicans Will nominate
l. ID Jarrard for Senator, II he will consent Mr. j. Is
hard man TO beat but the odds are largely against him.