New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
NEW TEpSFY

Holm Davidson of Elizabeth will address tho
Republicans of Norristovn This Thursday evening.
The Republicans of Passlc County have re-
nominated Alfred Ryerson fot shcilh
The Hon g. 4. Van Voorhis las been re-
nominated FOR Assembly in the lid District oi Ia'sac
County.
y. d. Petty esq, delivered an eloquent and
telling address before the Grant ana tOAdN OD O ielh
Amboy, on Monday evening
The Hon. \. w. Tenney of this city ad,
dressed tAe Republicans Of norwich. Conn, III hf,'d
Hall on Monday evening The large bail was crowded
Gen. Cochane, by especial request, takes the
folo,ting nppniutuerts for spcakug iu NcU-Jertcy:
Cranberry Wednesday, oct 2i Trenton, Friday oct -
Enlabetb, saturday, oct IL
The greatest Republican meeting ever held
in NcWerscy was HddrgScda ~ Giaa.holo 2lih INST 10y
John T. Foster. Goy. Pollock, James NJ seO'e echator
lroliugluysru, aud T. stogkc't Mathews
On Monday night, at that hitherto Democratic
stronghold I!rd on CITY there was Iousiur u of
German RcPuuAcaue when speeches were maze bt ,hn
Hon. George 4 Ilalrcy. Mr. Btede 81 FgNaG p Won
Hoist of Ntw-loTE, and D.. Graucrt Of Hudson CITY.
Major Church Howe OF Massachusetts nd
drcs-td the Republicans ot Elizabeth city nnd Eiizahc' H..
/ HALL Eizabcthpof, ou Saturday evening. lcinh1rdt
/ enthusiastic meetings OF the campaign
cold Huutcrdon" was moved to It's center on
the occasion ~ The holding oi county mass m'ciu1 at
/ roua0wn WeGnr.lay, when aed.c'-.s were m'5e ny
sfafc the non Freeman j. Tl.hln, the Uol. l. H. War
wick tbs Hon t. Jackson, aud Amos Cia.k, j., tAo
! candidate for Cou-Ics~
One thousand persons assembled at Orange on
Monday evening and listened with interest uud cntuus
80 49, -, gdi-i,aI. or,unrpt ou Eccou. ION lnd ius
Finances by Van Brcu peushW, esq of IHE INihrSH,
witty address 10y tis Hon. Ch.uucey NJ. bcpeN. and
rousinc app, 10y Honest John Ill., candidate for rce4rc
ton 10 COngrts7.
Gen. James T. Rushing continues the vigor-
oas canvas of hc ia Congressional District NoV lor
Were ield Monday sfening at Ncwjon AID Ewingy.ie
aud Tuesday night 40 Woodtle and we're addressed by
Gcns. Rushing, H. J.. froendu' CoL Jas f"'i"i p H.
Howell, and others.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held at
stanh0pe Tuesday The friends OF peace are aroused
and Byr"m will chime In the strains Of freedom on the 81
OF November next Addresses made by Jos CONT
Of 7be Spss,r Rcgisier. and Ed c. Everitt. U.na H.
trct, Sussex County Tor Assembly.
A Grant and Colfax mass meeting is to be
held at Madison. y. j., Friday evening next. to he
addressed by Col James Falruan OF New-Y0rk and J.
c. f. Clecycr ESD, Of Brooklyn. Tine Grant Legion vii
parade in uniform and with torches. The Union Glce
Club Will sing several glorious campaign songs. CHAT
ham township, always Republican, by % majority Is good
for 30 next November.
A rousing Republican meeting, held at Me-
tnchcn. ~ j. on Tuesday evening Oct 20 was addressed
by Judge W. II. Gale and M Edgar of Railway, aud Mr.
Lewis Of California The celebrated Railway Glrc Club
were present ard cnvcned the meeting Vith spirited
campaign songs. The house well Aed many being
two hours In MS easy fhrnd convincing way, aud
then throwing bomb shells, rockets ana hot shot INTO the
evening the 10Th inst, when prominent speakers VIII DO
present.
The Republicans OF Paramus n. j., held
large and enthusiastic mass meeting at Union Hail. on
Tuesday evening. Hon. A. &. Catte T. S Senator from
heW-Jprspy the first Rpckcr. llc handled the man
cal question n able and mastery manner and To the
satisfaction Of all present John Davidson esq ~ Eliza
beth, the ucNt speaker aud held the undivided at
tcntiOn OF the audience Tor hour while he delv
cred an able speech upon the Reconstruction Of the
UuiOn and the Republican platform. The utmost
thusiasm prevailed during the evening ana a went to
their homes feeling confident that Bergen County VIII
tell a the 81 Of November, that none need be
ashamed Of
Although n drenching rain poured all day,
Paterson was filed with excitement, yesterday after
noon over the grand celebration Of the lNth CODgres
al Of z
delegation, mile OF wellled wagons, arrived with
fine band The Wigwam packed by 5000 men; many
could not find standing room. Tho Hon. John I'M waa
greeted with widest enthusiasm. Col. A. H. woodruff
chosen chalrman; who after hufOrons%peech, IN
trodnced John l. Blair who greeted with tremendous
applause. He asked the people to vote for Jersey
blair" aud not for r. r. Blair; and favored protection To
American labor The arrival Of country delegations ire
aueny interrupted Mr. Blair, who continued III very
humorous vein, amid great applause Senator Cattel
Was the next speaker, and said tho question
now ia rot about "that other Blair" the
question Is Of Labor. Protection TO manufactures
which John Hill, as Congressman. can IN q majority
answer The question, he said II, who conquered, ana
which flag shall float To the declaration that we failed
in not hanging traitors the old wgwam res0unded ana
shook with cheers. lie insisted that Rebels shall not
dictate 10 Congress The cldcss mother sha nave the
privilege to go South 10 Camilla and upbrad KeOes IOr
Senator Catels remarks upon The finances were heartily
received with acclaim by the labofers of Northern new
Jersey Since the Northern Democrats have joined tne
half they responsible for the DEBT the boln
lucky would them 100 per cent Daring an hour ana
half the speaker listened TO with close httcntOn
TheIIou John Davidson then made eloquent address,
and was vOcifeTOusy Chcered The meeting was most
successful. by II the Republicans nave obtained new
dcermina0n to do all IN their power 10 elect the whole
II. 1iga lick tlluIIUlaIltly.