New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-24

ILLEGAL VOTERS MAY EXPECT.
Leading Liberal Republicans and Democrats
from the different counties OF NewJersey met yesterday
noon I'm secret session at Taylors Hotel in Jersey City
The object Of the meeting ascertain from those
best qualified to judge the political situation so far as
the Liberals concerned in New-Jersey. Representa-
tves from each county in the State present and
the spirit manifested was conf lent and enthusiastic
Ex-Gov. Theodore f. Randolph was Chairman, and at
his suggestion the counties OF the State called In
alphabetical order, the representatives making their
reports Of the and the Liberal strength IN tue
several localities.
Atlantic County was represented by John Langham,
r who stated that the in that county was pro-
ceeding vigorously: the Liberal Republicans and Demo
Gratis were cooperating tremendously and the Liberal
ticket would be chosen by 400 majority. . - - ,,,-
OH ai the
5sS R tss s@S EA sSs gP$S receive
majority in the county ranging from 200 TO 6OO.
Burlington County was represented by mr.; MaIte%s'
Tbo sad that ali Of the reports received from his can
highly favorable He urged the necessity
from his as yet which would enable him to
estimate the probable majority in the county ..o
Mr.. Grosscurth, from Camden County, SAID tnat inc
work Of the Liberals had been quietly and efficiently
done there many Liberals In the county, and the
usual Radical majority OF 1000 would be considerably re-
duced.
Essex County was said by John NJ Randall the Liberal
nominee for Congress, to he warmly contested Inere
had existed Some degree OF apathy directly AFTER me
county had checked this. The organization OF the
Liberals good and the county would be carried by
t tne I M R sa County Committee introduced
Mr. Mum. who said that the fight was now at It's
Int the people were aroused aud leading Democrats at
work On account of the uncertain vote In Newark IL
As the county Democratic, however, it only re,
quired persistent effort to secure substantial Liberal
victory Mr.. Ever reported large and enthusiastic
meetings In all parts of the county and arrangements
had been made for meetings In every town until cleo
Iehlbach represented the German voters OF Essex
tee the ELECTION Of Mr. Greeley but predicted
large German majority Tor the Liberal tckGL Ao9ut
| Grant and the rest for Greeley. OF the German
| Republicans. at least 20 per cent VIII vote ior
3eylc and j. H. Gerry Mr. Gerry stated that the Octo
Der elections in Pennsylvania had only intensified the
contest in Essex County, and only one Liberal RepgD-
can had forsaken the party and he was to leave under
promise that in the event OF Grants election he should
| have place in the CustOm-house
Hunterdon County was declared By the Hon. John r.
Bird 10 safe for Greeley and Brown by 10O majority
Dr. Samuel Lily gave encouraging Information rom the
county stating that the opposition 10 Mr. Greeley among
Hunt referred 10 expectations peace and harmony
when Grant elected and OF the bitter disap
left the Republican party had been anmaedby the pures
motives. He urged active cooperation between Liberal
| Republicans and Democrats Senator Baughert urged
thorough and efficient organization IN each school dis
trict ana promised that the Liberal Republicans and
Democrats would carry Essex County by about 1000 ma
| jority.
Hudson County was represented by SIr. Nathan, who
urged organization and Mayor Cleveland who stated
that meetings were constantly holding F. II. Snyder
reported large aecessOns TO the Liberal ranks and Judge
| Rankin thought more work was needed and urged re-
| newed efforts
Mercer County was reported very favorable to the
Liberal Mr.. Stearns spoke of the perfect organic
alton in every school district 10 the county Judge Mar
Thought that the Amounted 10 nothing and
that few would refuse TO vote for Mr.. Greeley.
MddleseX County was announced by Mr.. Ttson as
good for Greeley and Brown by from 200 to 800 majority
Prof GustaVus Fischer considered this estimate correct
Monmouth County represented by Gov. Parker,
who said that the average Democratic majority OF the
county 14O0 before the Introduction OF the cOored
vote which had reduced 1t somewhat. The canvass has
been vigorously pushed and lie thought that the Liberal
majority would reach 1000.
Morris County represented by Gov. Randolph and
Col De Mott both OF whom stated that there was prac
tcay no organization in the county, and that Grant
would carry IL by about GOO majority
Passaic County represented as united and yigor
in the canvass, and the Grant majority VIII probably
| be reduced TO 400 or 500
Somerset County represented by iwm. s. Porter.
who said that Mr.. Greeley would have majority OF
1000 The Hon. David D. Smalley, and /. n. Ditto con-
| hrned this statement.
Sussex County VIII give Liberal majority Of 1900.
Union County has been carefully canyassed and Its
representative Col Fay, thought that at the lowest
tinate Liberals would have majority OF from 475 TO
co., W. l.. Flag presented statement OF Liberal ac
| cessiOns ascertaned from actual canyasslnR.
Warren County, stated by Mr.. Valentine, VIII
| give its usuf Democratic majority ranging between
| 1000 and 1000.
| On motion of Cen Fitzpatrick the following was
| adopted:
Rs,olrsa That this meeting resolve into Committee
Whole 10 be called Enforce the Parity Elections
The Liberal Republican and Democratic Committees oder
public Of giving information leading 70 the
conviction Of apprebenied In Illegal voting OF procuring
| Illegal voting At the coming November election - -
Senator stockton then addressed the Conference afer
which speeches were made by eXGoy. Randolph Mayor
Cleveland Judge Mar and others At O'Clock the Con-
ference adjourned The following is table OF es
mated Liberal Republicans IN the several counties pre-
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