New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28
NEW-.JERSEY.

rLrrpLlCAS MASS MEETING IN NEWARK.
The Republicans of Newark held mass meet
in- AT Library Han last evening Francis Mackn called
the meeting 10 ORDER aud Senator James L. HAYES
WAS chosen Chairman After Mr.. Hayes had returned
thanks for the honor conferred, the Hon. COurhndt
Parker was introduced ana received win lOud applause
lie said that the condition Of the country touay proved
that Grants prayer for peace had been pfophesy.
within the history of the country, no peace more
profound than that which now reigs had Dee known.
The sluption uf the Fifteenth Amendment was 10 secure
.Eg "a the Whole course Of our Iational
affairs from the days of l7sP lie could not con
cciye why IL should he 80 repulSiye TO men VINO
nrnfesscd 10 be mbucd with republican principles.
In embodied the central idea OF rtpuDHcahlsm' hnd
eaIEed the differences now existing between the quail
ntIti0us flr citizenship the different states. Dir.
Parker frequently applanded during nc course .,
Msvar rcidie Of newark. The meeting adjourned At
about O'Clock number OF cizena stter tne eI2sc "l
the meeting repaired Ia the resluehce vi oeuatoI ha9cS
AMI houored him With u seronade'
John Rogers has been nominated for Assem-
blyman by the Republicans IN the I'D District oil Hudson
Cnuuty.
The Republicans of the I'D District, Union
County have nominated Albert A. Drake for Member VI
Assembly.
Mr. Joseph Sanxay has been nominated for
A4-embvman by the Republicans IN the LIST District OF
E-srN County.
The Democrats of the With Assembly Dis
tc of Essex County have nominated Frederick NoG for
the Assembly.
loci p. Kirkbride is the Republican candi-
Camden County
Warren Uarlenburg is the Democratic candi-
date for Member OF Assembly In the lst District OF MD
dlescN County
John l.. Nelson has been nominated by the
Rpnbncuns for Member OF Assembly IN the lld Disrlot
of Mercer County.
The Republicans of Sussex County have de-
cided to make nominations for Members oil Assembly
or for County officers
Mr. w. H. Barton has been nominated by
th Republicans for Member Of Assembly In the lid Dis
trIu al Mercer County -
William A. House of Yineland is the Republic
can candidate for Member OF Assembly III tue iu bsIiOI
OF Cumberland County. ...
Levi d. Jarrard has been nominated for
Member of Assembly by the Republicans 0f the lst
District, MiddlcseN County
Ezra w. Arnold is the Democratic nominee
tr Member of Assembly in the lid District OF Middle
sex County. In place OF p. r. Randolph declined
Mr.. Henry Hobbs late Division Superinten-
dent he Erie RAILROAD rs me uSaT
The RepIblicans of Bergen County think
there IL tte use o, their entering the contest tins fa
aud propose 10 hold no convention ana 10 make no NUM-
In Cumberland County the following nomi-
nations have been made by the Democrats fOr hen9stt
Of Assembly IN Ist District Charles Gros'eup IN iiu
District o. ID. Graves,
meeting of both Republicans and Demo
crate will be held nj the Opera Houte III Iateln .o
County, legislative districts and the repeal Of the exist
ing Guy Charter
At the municipal election in Baltimore yes
,erday for members OF the City Council the entire Dem
ocratic ticket for both branches elected Inc No1e
vas light and the election unusually quiet
The Rev. Theodore l.. Cuylcr, the veteran
champion of temperance, writes thus IN the November
number Of The National Temperance Advocate on the fatu-
a., Of ATTEMPTING to advance the cause of temperance
by third party movemonn'
uo hold that 10 ia unwse 10 neglect the teachings OF
che nasI And II undenable fact that none Of me
sbioru ls0isla0H YET gained n any Slate wds erer w.
p."S b,J "a .Lrd poedl Ddrtv' Such laws as those In
Mine Vermont and Massachusetts, and such as former
tstsd in Michigan HewYork and Connecticut were
of enacted by men elected by prohibition parry ser
sts and dnct from the two great parties OF the day
Th,s fsc throa some light ON the future. IL seems 10
have been ignored by some OF our good friends al
| Chicago
A GERMAN DEMOCRAT ON siGEL
The following il an extract from letter
xrit,ep by Mr. Julius Korn, prominent German Demo
Graf Of this city, addressed to Julius Stahl President
| me Arrangement Committee OF the German Veteran
sleel Campaign cub and published In The he~ lorka
| JouJra al OF the nth:
mr., sa: have received your invitation TO take par
IN meeting ot tho Veterans tonight aud " lay p'Ior