New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
LOCAL POLITICS.
THE LIBERAL CANVASS IN NEWJERsEY.
CEN u,c1rrIAN FAvoRs THE REFORM MOVE

THE LIBERAL CANVASS IN NEW-JERsEY.
GEN. MCCLELLAN FAvORs THE REFORM MOVE
MENT.
A County Convention of the Liberal hepup-
ucans of Hudson County has been called 10 meet a'
Kleene's Hail. Boaconave., near tho Courthouse 'er
sey CITY Nights Monday, Sept D. p H. iol 'no
purpose OF electing delegates TO the state
and 70 appoint County Committee. Tho STATE 'o"i-
mi,tee IA in daily session report from burlington
County saws that there are Liberal Republicans IN
the County and very few "straght-outs" The kepuo-
can majority in the County last year was DOL eofio
spondent from Ocean County says;
We are unite confident OF carrying the county Inc
last Republican majority was ~? me , 70 Yr g
and Dover will each give 100 RepuDlean vols to
ley and viii nearly destroy the accustomed ihaoS'
A Greeley and Brown Campaign Club has been formed
in Westfed, Union County Its officers are; ffesuen'
j. T. Patterson; VicePresdent John D. Anderson %,
retary George VI. Beatty; Treasurer, H. h. NcOp.
mass meeting will be held at Greenylle HUDSON ,V
Sept T. The speakers will be A. H. Coke, II. ~ o'' I
born, +. IL. snyder, G. ii. Winfield, W. u hhAlH "Au
Leon Abbott.
More than 100 OF the Liberals OF West Orange met II
Llewelyn Hall, Thursday, to organize Greeley "iu
Brown Campaign Club One third OF the nnmDer prcSei.
were Republicans DIR. Charles II. Hedges was appolhNu
Chairman The club then elected the following permi
nent officers: President d. NJ. Babcock; Vce-Presldes'
John A. Hardenburg Edmund condit, A. +. .u WI
lama Joseph Cobb, Thomas o. WOODRUFF, Jonn rcTras
Thomas Nevns; Secretary Charles a. hedgesi Berio
pT , w 'Tecn1ye Committee William n WI
ams John Otterben. Napoleon setson. W. n,
Patrick Sheridan, ID. NJ. BabcOck; Finance Coln n -,
g. o. Robinson b. +. Metcalf, A. j. scout, nGnl pabn,cf
and James w. Fields. On taking the cha i 70 Inc
briefly addressed the club and AFTER bo
merits of the campaign, announced thaS i,h IA
signers the call for the oreanlzltoh % McCelhn
and that Gen Mcclellan heartily cOhcIIcu nved with
eral The announcement W. over 400 voters
israel H. Gerry, NJ H. C. Vail and E. F. Whelan' '"e"'u
| dressed the meeting. ~ ia an o,an.
| The Bayonne Greeley and Brown Cluo "0,' - =,
| Dir roeetinp at Pamrapo Thursday. the piauorm au"
| ,root we're handsomely decorated with Cmnese ai,-
terms samuel D. HigginDotham plesldeu' any Th a" 70
t 1 orn delivered by James NJ. G;Oyel, JONI D.
u 9eSS A., ponsom on Jersey City, and j. X. H. WILCOX
No ,cnb viii hold weekly meetings henceioru IN
| salter's Hall. .,.. ,oro
Tho Democratic and Liberal primary meethgS we're
held in all the wards of Newark, N j., Tnursday anu
delegates were elected to the Trenton COnNell'.o "
many instances the two parties met IN the same rum
The Liberal Republicans and Democrats Vi
Shrewsbury Township, Monmouth County, ~ d. lalo
| formed Greeley and Brown Club at Red Bank'"lth
the following officers: President James Broadhea"W
yicePresident Michael Taylor; Secretary JosGlo w.
Childs; Assistant Secretary, John f. Schrosuer' H.
tive Committee j. sn to9 ctine viii be he'd AT
Red Bank this evening at when tne lioi; sol,
p Stockton and Hiram I. CrOzler VII ha,,e, Nh
In the afternoon large Greeley ana BiO"h pahhe' WI"
| be raised. III,
rTbe Executive Committee of the Liberal Republican
state Committee was in session, yesterday aht an
|
the State Conventions at Trenton Sept H. can procure
excurson tickets on all the railroads number REM,
| nent speakers expected 10 address INC lDeiai
| Convention Gen Banks is positively TO be present.
The Lii erals of Orange Will hold mass meeting OH
the evening Of Sept. Is. Gen. Banks ana g D COX
Announced as speakers Gen. Banks Is also e&pe lieu ~
address the electors OF Middlesex County AT Ne"Brhs
| wick, Sept a. 49,. l.. - ,,.,,,oro. a., q, 4
| Idberl Republican State Convection were rec,ed
| Thursday night The following are the Liberal hepug-
| can delegates Elizabeth, First Ward, John H. CalA
| Second Ward VIM. Kennedy Third Ward, T. j. Koperls
| IOur.h Ward, VIM. Clark; Fifth Ward. D. W. I, stan
ford A. ID. w. Allen, NJ. g. Hall; Sixth ward Franels
Harris Ira b. Wheeler, j.. {. Blake seNehIi
Ward T. D. Hodges Eighth Ward, Charles +.
davenport; A. W. Diunnick; Summit Ml WHEN
| T. FIagg; alternate T.. l.. Stebblns. Painhelo,
W b. Maxson, j. Vanderbeck, N. W. Pike, Z. sutphen
William Allen; Wesheld, George Weyu, alternate
George NJ. Beatty New-Proyidence, C. A. Runkie
Tie indications are that the Liberal Conventions Will
be well attended. Large delegations OF eOlOred lDen WI
| be present, and perfect harmony seems assured
The canvass throughout the State presents very en-
features. In Union County the acccssoIs tI
Tho LIBERAL ranks from the old Republican ORGANIZATION
| are numerous. In Morris County, Greeley ana BFO~l
developed unlOOkedfor strength despite lack OF organ
cation. The liberal majority In monmouth county j
| estimated as at least 1900. Atlantic county sho"
| almost unprecedented gains. Hudson county lInt
rails are active, and have formed numerous Cuos VIII
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