New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
NEW-JERSEY.

William j. Banta is the Republican candidate
for State Senator from Bergen County.
In the Sixth Ward of Elizabeth the Repub-
llcans have nominated Col James W. Woodruff for Al
derman
Mr.. Edward c. Burgess has received the
Republican Assembly nomination OF the lid District OF
Jersey City
Michael Coogan of East Newark, has received
the Democratic nomination for Assembly IN the With Dis
trict OF Hudson County.
A large and enthusiastic Republican meeting
held in Camden on Thursday night at which e aoio
Buren,. Gen. Vickers and others.
The German Republicans of Jersey City held
meeting "Wednesday evening at No. ts dSeS NSy
week Gen. sigel will address the CLUB
The wigwam at Newark was filled last even,
ing when addresses delivered by Attorney Genera
Robertson and Senator Frenghuysen Cheer wele gae1
over the late Republican victories In the STATES Lash
West and Central. ..- ,
The Republicans of Elizabeth have made the
Thnssn rreehnIJers Edmund s. lie Breton. Joseph
McCord Freeman T. winans; Surveyors Oh hish"''''
Samuel Huntsman, Ogden Brown. =.
The First Ward Grant and COlfax Legion, OF
Newark serenaded their Aderman-elect e. o. crane on
Thursday night subsequently. collation. was par'aAcn
of at the Companys armory where oasts were
and responded to by Mr. Crane and others
The Judges of Election in the Ihrteenth
Ward OF Newark after repeatedly counting the votes :"
the Ward, have wiped out Repnpoan mop Last
evening the Alderman (Webnerl was serehaaeu ny n'
friends.
The friends of Grant and Colfax in the town
Of Maleawan, NewJersey gathered IN tne iSw p,ng
Mr. f. 6. Gedney and Gen H. f. Tremalne OF New orr,
opened the meeting, aud Gen. Rushing Drought IL 10
grand conclusion.
| A movement is on foot. started Thy Demo
Gratis escape the odum OF the assault on william
Waite, TO SECURE his domination for Assembly py pon
| parties from the Id District Of Passpic Mr. wales
condition however "A 40 prtcarous that there Is great
doubt Of his ever fully recovering.
The Republicans of Elizabeth have nomi-
mated for Mayor Col James Moore Chosen FreeholdeEs
J%s IS" Morris COL %codfuG Assistant sSpern
man for the Sixth Ward OF Elizabeth.
The Republicans of Ocean County, n. j..
turned strong on Tuesday night last at the Court
W H. vredenburg OF Freehold Robert Allen. IT, OF Red
bank. Gen. d. yiekers, Of Camden; and the Hon j. II
! Warwick Of California, spoke. The Court House was
crowded to ovornowng, aud large numbers went away
| unable 20 gain admission
Intense excitement prevailed in Paterson
yesterday because OF the da.tarily outrage OF William
Waite while be marching In the Republican process
| sion. previously reported In THE TRIBUNE. Can't
Allen OF the Tanners immediately offered $500 reward foI
tho detection Of the criminal, 10 which the Mayor and
Aldermen added 500. tho Democratic Club additional
| 900. and Col Rafferty, $3.50 more
| The American, German and Irish companies
comprising the Legion met m the Tannery at Orange on
Thursday evening and received four beautiful silk nags
the Rev Mr. Elder Mr. Rowland johnson. a progress,
siye Quaker" and Mr. Thomas Baldwin: made The pres
sntation. New Jersey VIDE awake Her Republicans
have warm work before them. but they. throwing
their whole might into if, and Will win the fight IN No
yember.
Anovel demonstration made by the Grant
egons Of Newark last evening all the companies Join
Ing In hotia excursion the Passac River 10 Belle
Vile Several steam vessels and small boats
ployed Which handsomely decorated with flags,
oanntf, iranspirencies &c The private dwellings and
factories along the bank stretching from Newark TO
Belleyilie were handsomely Illuminated and the
was beautiful and grand The Lincoln Cavalry proceeded
TO Beeve 10y land where they joined the infantry III
parade through the town.
very large and enthusiastic mass-meeting
OF the Republicans OF Passao County was held in the
wigwan at Passac, Thursday evening last The Le-
gons and BOYS Blue paraded the streets with torches
music, and banners The wgwam was closely packed
by orderly and intelligent audience John Davidson,
Esq OF Elizabeth the first speaker, met with warm re.
cepton. and made mastery speech At the close OF MT
D. = address, three rOusing cheers given for him.
The Hon. John Hill, member Of Congress from that dis
trct was introduced, and urgently appealed TO his
hearers 10 support Grant Cofax. and John Blair Col
A. b. Woodruff OF Paterson, followed. IN an address OF
some length The citizens heeab0us are aroused and
County may be put down for GOO majority for the
! Republican ticket.