New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
TIE CAMPAIGN IN NEw-JERsEY.

LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION AT ENGLEWoOD.
An encouraging Liberal meeting was held in
Fbclewood on Monday evening, when Stages Hall was
more than comfortably filed by an audience largely
composed OF workingmen. considerable number OF
ladies were also present and all classes manifested the
greatest interest in the speeches mention OF the names
OF the Liberal candidates being almost invariably
greeted with loud applause. The Hon. A. g. Sullivan
WAS first introduced He said IN substance that he did
not propose single word painful or offensive 10
any present whose political views might differ from his
own. Neither had he the slightest intention Of indulg
ing in personal abuse OF any candidates as there could
he no possible motive in such action. He wished to fol-
low the manly example Of his leader In this campaign
That example had not been lost upon him. In that bril-
liant series Of marvellous speeches which Mr. Greeley
had recently called upon 10 deliver he had nvaria
bly, shown calm. cool temper, and ad never ely at
tackled his opponents. loud applauseI Ihe peo-
pie were TO go 10 the balotooN ana
decide who should be their President But was not the
present President OF the United ates guilty OF high
crimes of social crimes, of crimes AGAINST this country
and ought hot such man be punishedfor such crime
This should a matter Of conscience and or honor ana
not OF mere partisanshp and partisan machinery The
present administration OF aAars was uldou0eny Di",
deugerous TO tho country, o@norahzng ana cyrruiJ;
the proof OF this was abundalL on e'ciy hnu ~ Na'
clearly lea ding % the rum OF al Democl oc
The purpose Of the Administration was naptes,y 20
subsf! personal Government ior NAT ior ~ "a
people lived and which me Administrator isoi. ,h h
PTievous errors already committed alone bnt ult men
who voted for the continuance oil snch ADMINISTRATOR
NOT only perdoned errors bat said repeat theu anu
with our approval" That Grant had done wen as
ldier few weTe inclined 20 dem, but IL would become
ons or lie very worst aud most arfu Of evils IT, relying
upon his military reputation, he attempted tnus W
Justify lsle &C. against tAe lhesS VI sh tpt
Grant be- O3nished enrly than tna under cover Oh ms
name by pursuing bis own uDdelnOcratc pOlcy' ne
should behte The sovereign respect OF the people Ior
the Constitution Grants personal government was GU
trely inconsistent with the freedom OF the country IN
Consistent with that noble principle OF equal and exact
AN able speech was made by the Hon. R g. Tharin
of South Carolina, end the meeting aaOurheu WIN
for Greeley and Brown
GRANT REPUBLICAN GATHERINGS.
The Hudson County IN. j. Grant Republican Congress
"A County Convention met at Coopers Hail, Jersey
C,,tv on Tuesday william T. Hoffman was made Chair
man and ~ T. Newbold Secretary Levy SeheTmerhorn'
II ID Van Nostrand and W. C. Harp were appointed
committee on Resolutions The Committee
. q ss-,,a,s ,eDorted the list OF duly elected
SSSeSstes The Convention then nominated lof
Congress- by reclamation, lsase ~ 10 hnno,
$1,000 ,,nou him He reviewed the late cOnlnct anu
he Revolutionary War, and clalmeu tha' as "a ,s,n
necessary elect George ~ cssapy TO reelect
10 establish the nation II wa az nj fts Institutions
an Grant 10 establish the country anu I've I i sS
on . firm basis. Mr. Scue1er d bs6 been made by
and Lyman Trumbul wh0 ne sau nae nartv Instead
1he RSpublcan party The Denociluo Pa ,n ar its
Of taking up one Of ts own ggec sueh the war had
sou,iDated the very last one "ijS - e1'sIev Mr.
neeed 10 support and tnat vac a,g1o fndepend.
@ occnrs I'm 1876, and 70 Nss app 0p'4"'o " 4''
S 1 Grant 10 preside Oh hat OCCASION: .i od,o
sSiSr X PangbOrn ad1 ftscd ll' 80
mayVl - live xertl0n "a fGNOr Oi lIS LoaiNeV lf
s Tiie Convention tlen so io' ~ ~ d. ,a 10
nam Van Keuren received ~ Sos YOU ~ Frderck
shu W. 9.r-s - Morgo2, an F-triIa ~ 'o ,if
noninatGd for CcfOneTs S"ul S,.ioT '. ourned Sns
re vas appointed aud th'
lie Grant Republican State Committee VI Az" ''''''