New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
NEW-IkRSEN

The Republicans of Weavertown have or
ganiled company called tho " "IAons.
A company of carpet -baggers has been or
ganiHed in Paterson. with John Nichols at their head
They will parade In the next procession
The Hon. Charles f. Moss of Missouri spoke
son Of New-l YORK. al Pascack that afternoon
/ The Hon. Elliott c. Cowden of New York,
will address the business men OF Orange. NewJerFy To-
the present campaign Other speakers VIII e present
Gen. Daniel l.. Sickles was the recipient of
ovation at the Eswe5k SSSSm TO on ssdhy e Gsh a
being packed aud the doOrways filled by earnest IepuD
hcas The appearance OF the General on the PLATFORM
escorted by Gov. Marcus L. Ward the signal iof
spontaneous Outburs OF applause, and tho enthlsias
was epidemic william A. Francis, Presdent Of The
Young Mems Executive Committee, called the meeting
10 order and In brief speech asked that the Republicans
would do their duty Tuesday ne1t-the day OF htiI
charter eleotion-ssying II they did so Newark would
give 900 Republican majority. He then introduced Cen
sckes who coming forward. was received win oh9
continued applause. For over an hour the General ad
dressed The large audience the utmost attention being
paid to every word that fell from his lips suosequhg
the General serouaded at the residence OF Gov Mad
by the Boys In Blue.
The Republican meeting at HOboken on Sat
nrday evening was much disturbed BY NUMEROUS Irish
Democrats who crowded INTO the h9use' TON thslr con
duet before the meeting II was evident sat le proceed
ings would be OF lively nature. MT Rcld, OF Hoboken
was unanimously elected chairman but no appointment
OF Secretary could be made In consequence OF tho action
OF the audience who continually shouted " NO
when tSs ws. pPoposed Mr. Reid by explained tho OBJ
iect OF the meeting and then Introduced Mr George A.
"A candidate
short speech. during which cheers were being eontnn
ally given for Seymour The speaker declared ms con
Grant and Colfar would be In ONCE In March next
chairman then introduced Gen. Burke, who, notwlth
standing the hoong at the mention OF his name stepped
forward and In speech OF much vgor explained the re
publican platform He told tho audience that ho had
fought IN tns war M 70 ~ Gem Lee THIS remaf
was received by long and continued cheering for Cen
Lee ana cbss, fr en Beauregard ana Frank Blair
Capt O'shea followed with an interesting speech
The Republicans Of the IYth Congressional
Of H se ssG osps and
sentative Meetings are held nightly IN all parts oil .ne
al Ss ss present.
sccessons TO ranks from that party are very hs
In nearly every town IN ,ne siscs naht Syns
spirit and enthusiasm 20 our demonstrations During
last week Mr. Hill addressed meetings ht Mohtea bs
meeting at the tnamed place situated In rch agp
cultural region, held on Saturday afternoon no., ana
toe Iescn 500 strong, With band Of music Who
adsd the evening s,Sps SS M ssns gsns st'fHS fSe
- NswerkH the Hon. j. H. Warwick, and others
on Friday evening MT Foster addressed So On i% s.
spessb aWaaenns the greatest enthusiasm IL is
worthy Of remark that inBoonon nearly every voter
S.,s Mr. H 6adR%e e Pt1a County, there
meeting with turnout OF 200 Legonlsts mounted
places s: stocRhoim, Monday i2th wynOese, Monday
afternoon and Little Falls evening Of the isth PassaS
THURSDAY,
afternoon, and East Orange, evening OF the i.t o,h
week he will speak at Orange 10Th; Bloomnela Ivln
Paterson 2ist Branchvle 22d; Boonton 2Sd Haeken Ken
sack Path. During the last week OF the canvas MI,
will traverse the district with delegation OF LeBloss
accompanied by band, which will give free
various ponts All indications favor the belei tns'
II our friends continue TO work as they have
Mr. Hill will be reelected by good majority s Ut
nent Mr.. Phillip Rafferty,, is earnestly .. Wyn ncod ord
neither his personal qualifications nor aonle who
are suoh as 70 commend him TO peoplo ,hr mno a
have been represented by 40 pure and trnstwVy ,y,
man A John Hill In Morris County, IN uls ols,,vr
Mt George Cobb has been renominntsd as tho
ncsn candidate for State Senator Mr. CopD nae
his country with fdelty for three years snd % ~
ly due TO his efforts that the country was dn,aed
lie he popular with his constituents, largely
with public enterprises and he viii take care hat MoI' ~
st holds her place the Union line In other ps,s
NewJersey the good work goes bravey on ana e
will without doubt give at least 1000 MAJORITY ~" "'
Colfax, and the Republican State ticket -,
The election for city and ward officers VII VIII
take place 1t Newark tomorrow, the officers 10 90
ed being two Water Commissioners Two Iah f ths
soners two Surveyors Of Highways. ana memoss VI VA n'
Common Council Board of Education, Board OF Frssnoa
ers aud Board Of Excise, together Win minor mus,
According TO the provisions OF the law, Dotn parties
be repre- ssnted In tho choice OF Water ana Tax % %
soners and hence Gil candidates for those offices wiz wv
| elected, .allboygb tAs vote wv ipoN tDS Gpa.S y