New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-25

following nominations Sheriff, Edward Person; Coro-
ncrs-Elzabeth, Louis Braun Plainhed. Ayres Leason
Railway, Stephen Jackson
A Democratic meeting in HackettstOwn, n. j.,
yesterday addressed by Col Valentine, the Hon T.
f. Randolph candidate for Governor John Z Stoek'on
exGov Parker J. Daggett Hunt, aud John T. Bird can
didate for Congress.
The Democracy of Hudson County held prl-
mary meetings in The various cities ana t9wnsps Ss
bly, Conventions There being three prominent canal
dates for the Senatorsdp the contest was bp1teu Ino
Hon Leon Abbott and the Hon Noah Iall3r are the c
ddstes IN Jersey City, and Alderman Mcpherson from
Hudson City.
The Republican wigwam recently erected by
the Grant and Coax Club at Passac was dedicated as1
lheSlV evening. over 5000 persons were plestl, pu
the utmost enthusiasm prevailed. meeting Of the Club
M ec su az inc wgwam every nhrSay ten,s
ing At the next regular meetinga Boys In Blue com
pahy VIII De organized and drilled 10y Capt b. b. frtts
Inc town of Carlstadt saw on Wednesday
mgme enc OF the largest political meetings ever neld
there Inc meeting held at Turn Hail. and was com
Mr. F. Guntz acted as Chairman. and Charles Blackston
a. 9reretary. Addresses were made ny Mr. j. d. H.
dict Preh of the Freie Zeiiufag Newark Tie German
Udbt legion paraded around the place, bearing nags
An old fashioned mass meeting, like those of
the days OF Tppecanoe and Tyler too" be held at
NeWak during the afternoon aud evening OF OctobG7
AZ an early hour the afternoon a grand parade rartc
Pateu IN by organizations OF the city and surrounding
large farm different tradesen az work.
%c viii take place. The procession il expected TO be
one u the largest held the city, and il Is believed
& rom h0OO 10 10000 persons VIII be in line: AT later
nohT In the day meeting Is be held in Military
Ik, TO be addressed by several OF the sbest and most
Gstngshed statesmen and orators in the country Ia
he evening grand torehligt procession j. 20 parade
through the streets, while meeting will be held In
inc Migwam.
RECEPTION OF GEN. FITZPATRICK IN NEWTON.
NEWTON, Sept. H-The reception given to
Gen Fitzpatrick to-day the enthusiastic that he
ever received An immense cavacade, severa miles In
length, with bands playing and banners flying met him
nd oh fhe
streets 10 the Wgwam, which was densely
packed with citizens Of both sexes not less than 1900
persons being assembled. The interior Of the Wigwam
Was handsomely decorated with wreaihs aud lnOttOes
wrought IN evergreen welcoming the General. Mr..
SWaey OF this place presided and in most eloquent terms
County welcomed back the hero to his old home abiding
also to the Generals valuable services. both civil aud
Fitzpatrick tho General stepped forward amid the
,' dealenng applause. aud having spoken III a
Itehhg manner or the pleasure when hueh an
tnthuslasiic reception gave him he discussed at
length the Reconstruction acts and the course OF
nc democratic party during the war, ne salu
mat tie extreme reconstruction measures forced upon
& people OF the South were the result Of the persistent
hceh ot the unIrenant Rebels themselves advised by
tho Democracy 81 the North The General spoke 81 ms
political discussions with the Hon Jack Rodgers
III years past. ana signihed his Willingness 20
again discuss the questions OF The day WIN
enemy, Gen: Wade Hampton. before tho people white
and black OF the most rcbcllous city OF eth behuis
schoolico". VIM A stiles esq OF Sussex county: ana
tins yuuug man. who has been rearVd DclnW i'L ana
whose father Is on tho stump In tins stat Tor seymour
and Blair. at the solicitation OF Gen.
fitzpatrick made his first Repubncau speech to-day. II
most eloquent throughout, and was received with "A
genuine ovation ~ applause Nh Stlcst speech WIZ al
40 Republican votes la this county. There - % great
cbau gc in public sentiment since Gen. hlpatrick had "A
reception here three years when he was then ~
poHtedly interrupted, aud even stoned.
MIDNIGHT. -Tweniy-tbree cars loaded with Boys In
Blue aud draynby three locomotives, which started
from Newark at o'clock this afternoon, have just
arrived and the boys 400 strong. from that aud other
places are paradng Che streets. Notwithstanding The
mud and rain THE people MI On the street, ho,c,
rfc Illuminated hoihIcs are burning and the widest
cuaususu prevails This H. The grautsi spec ace ever
witnessed ~ New ton. The dy- of Democratic lulr pa
-ev are past and political secis note y ilut the
slate is sno for 100 Republican majority IN November