New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
PROSPECTS IN NEE-JERSEK.

TIE LIBERALS CONFIDENT OF YICrORf-IHE
STATE THOROUGHLY CANYAssED, AND
STRONG MAJORITY ASSURED FOR GREELEY
AND BROWN.
rFROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRRsPONDESro or THR TRIBUNE
TRENTON. Nov. 2.-During the last two weeks
the prospects for Liberal trum in this state have
been steadily frightening. Goth Liberal Republicans
and Democrats have been hard 1T work The Indifferent
Democrats have been visited aud talked with and there
is now pretty prospect that tl Democrauc FO''
will be pOled.
careful and complete Of the State gives the
liberals a strong majority, which they are conndent
nothing but fraud can deprive them or The sralgn'
ont element has diminished rapidly during the past
Ts S ssn-s s reDcrt a verv few Democrats who viii
not vote an. bat none whatever VINO VIII 'o'e IOi
Tn some sections OF the State the Administration peo-
pie viii spend money freely so fr as they can "a Ma ias
against fraud prevent II being carried on 10 ucn
exnnt In Camden County the Grant party ~ M SCd
voters positions the Navyl rd has been exensl.
have been freely used.
LARGE LIBERAL MEETING AT CAMDEN -AD-
DRESSES BY COL. M'CLURE, THE REV. OSCAk
CLUTE, AND OTHERS.
fvpov AZ .TOyAL CORRESPONDENT or TEE rRIBUNRl
C.fDEy. Nov. 2-The Democrats and Lib
er,l Republicans Of Camden closed their campaign Fri
Sav evening. with a large and enthusiastic meeting
Col A. K Mcclure OF Philadelphia delivered an effective
address, urging the necessity Of peace and reconciliation
and protesting against the attempts TO keep up the sec
tona hates and anmosifies which slavery lad formerly
aroused between the North and the South Horace Gree
lev be said stands forth demanding peace between the
two sections the substitution OF good feeling for dstrus
and hatred between the white and black races and hs
voice Is ike the silver lining 20 tie storm Cloud plead
ing that love shall take the place Of bate.
Jerseymen, come 20 you tonight bringing you no
good tidngs native State. stand here as one
81 her sons bushiug for hour OF shame.
Behold bound hand and foot her voice sthed
Fraud corruption, and tyranny have closed down upon
her ike the very doom or he'll. and she stands to-day
blsterng shame beside her sister states Behold her IN
her humiliation, see her IN her shame Aye her people
are beginning realize what they have done ~ the hour
OF political frenzy. Their sober second thought Is com
lng back 10 them. No grand prOeessiOns ne yhs pan
ners no loud huZHas greet such as should mark
victory where integrity honesty, ana virtue had tri-
umphed.
ton You have been true 70 the tea hngs OF your
fathers Ia your hands the baObOX has ever remained
pure and exh0rt you To sec to 1t hat You retain hl
high position that no corrupt hands STAN the pages OF
your history Tuesday next Let fraud curl and
crush itself In Pennsylvania but let NewJersey hurl
back this tide OF cOrrupuOn let her De true 10 here az
a mother TO her son and cast her electoral vote Tor
Horace Greeley aud 3. Gratz Brown.
Oscar Clute the candidate for Congress- followed IN
stirring speech, urging them 10 put fOrth theT iul
strength IN the for justice aud right.
l. NJ Coates closed the meeting IN "a powerful appeal
declaring that the time Tor action, and thaJ the
friends Reform should not let PennsylYanlas eOrTup
On discourage them by her action in OCTOBER sne
had forfeited her title TO the Keystone State.
The utmost enthusiasm prevailed, aad Jne meeting
closed with cheers Tor Greeley, brOWn anu tAe "Aoe
T6is is the home Of RObeson and Catteu, and money
has flowed Like water. Many have been approached DL
corrupt agents OF the Grant party ana tue osdnecu
have been offered positions II tue Navy 1ard Inc
straighouts have been encouraged and assisted and
false registration has been attempted But the Delno
Gratis aud Liberals the alert, and are nghunS
hard and manful battle. and Notwithstanding the heavy
odds AGAINST them, viii give good report from Oaii'