New-York tribune., 1874-10-22
THE NEF-JERSEY CANVASS.

The Republicans have completed their NOM
nations for state Senators follows Atlantic County
Wm Moore; Bergen. Edward Jardlne; Cumberland J.
Howard wnletts; Mercer, W. II. Barton Morris John
Hill Ocean, J. :. schultze; Hudson, James h. stafup'
The Elizabeth Republicans have made the
following nominations for city officers:
HauOr-Robert W TOwnley.
Chosen FreehOlderS-L. T. Hand John Conrad, ST.,
George Peters, and Samuel Murray.
No nominations for Surveyors were made, the Office
being simply nominal one.
EGbu II. Ropes is the Republican nominee
in the Ist Assembly District OF Union County. In the
I'D District VIM. Mckinley. who has already ser we'd
three terms, has been renomlnated
Senator Frelinghuysen and Jabez Il. Hazard,
the nominee Assembyman, expected 70 speak at
the Republican ratification meeting at Orange tonight
Secretary Robson will address the Repub-
hcaus Of Montclair tonight.
A mass meeting under the auspices of the
Ir1sh Republican Association will De held tomorrow
night al Emporium Hall IN Bergen
The WOrkingmen's Association of the Ist
Assembly District of Hudson County has organized by
the election OF Frank McCauley President, John
Larkins vicePresdent John Black Secretary. and
r. Flannery as Treasurer.
A Republican meeting was held last night
at Amsberes Hall in Hoboken, and addresses made
nv D. Robinson, Major PelOubet, John B. DraytOn,
James II. startup, and others.
Senator Frelinghuysen will speak in the fol-
lowing places during the canvass: MOrristOwn next
Friday night Oct. % Railway. Monday evening,
Oct 2s Trenton, Wednesday, Oct. as Woodbury. Thurs
dap Oct % Jersey City, Saturday evening Oct. 81
New Brunsw the night before election, Nov. 2.
The Republicans of the lid Assembly Dis
trict Of Passac County have nominated Robert NJ
Torbet.
A Democratic mass meeting last night In
the Town Han of westheld was addressed by the Hon.
j. Daggett Hunt, the hon. Miles Ross, and others A
OF houses IN the town were Illuminated.
The Republicans Of Newark held a meeting
last night the Opera House TO ratify the State Con-
gressional. and county nominations. The building
well filed with auditors and the proceedings were often
interrupted by applause. Speeches made by the
Hon John b. Davidson Of Elizabeth, Thomas n. McCar
ter OF Newark and others The Hon. Samuel Morrow
Of Clinton, Chairman, after few remarks, introduced
Mr. Davidson, who said the Republican party had
started with moral ideas and had been true TO these
ideas He thought that IN view OF the record OF the
Republicans they had q right 10 demand and receive
the support Of the people OF the United States In
speaking OF the Louisiana troubles he said both parties
were rotten ana corrupt. and that he could make
apology for the actions Of either IN that State.
he claimed that the corruption and intimidation Of
negro began during the administration OF Gov
Warmoth. He furlously lashed the Democratic party
part those troubles, and attempted to defend
the President for his action du ring the late disturbance
He went on 10 show that Mr. McEnery was fraudu-
lently elected how" and that certain things had
not been they were. Mr.. Kellogg would have been
elected by over 10000 majority He advocated armed
force In suppressinhe disturbances there and cited
instances which he thought Of less i'm
pOrance than tins, and which had resulted in and
national conflicts. IL alluding to the third term
project he said that whatever the wishes OF
Gen. Grant or his friends the Republican party could
not and would not nominate him again Not that
be dd not believe Gen. Grant as good a President as
any could make. but did believe in allowing
any person hold the ONCE OF President Of United
States three tunes in succession This sentiment was
greeted with long continued applause. During the
evening a procession OF men clothed In campaign cos
tunes, and bearing a banner on which picture OF
Republican candidate Tor Governor entered the hall