New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-07
THE NEH-JERSEY CANPASS.

The Democratic nominee in the Ist Con-
gressiona District is Chalkley Albert OF Camden.
has popularity by his efforts IN
the Legislature put end the payment of workmen
in orders hinplasters which were greatly in
in the factories along the line of the Delaware River
The lid District has nominated Andrew
Jackson Smith of Mercer Secretary Of the Democratic
State Committee. In the lid District Miles Ross OF
New Brunswick the largest shipper and shipowner IN
the district, is the candidate In the WITH District
Robert Hamilton OF Sussex has been renominated He
is lawyer and very popular in his district and his
friends look upon his election as certain
The With District Convention will be held
in Patterson Saturday. Abram 8. Hewitt
of RDgwood is prominently mentioned for the nomiua
tiOn In the With District ex Judge Frederick H. Teese
viii be held on Thursday A A. Hardenburgh. Mayor
O'Nei Of Jersey City. and ID. f. Culver are prominently
spoken of for the nomination.
The Union County Republican Convention
will be held in Elizabeth at O'Clock tomorrow after
Coroners.
The Republicans of the Ist Assembly Dis
trct of Gloucester County have nominated Edward F.
Stewart OF Deftford.
The Democrats of Hunterdon County have
nominated Wesley BELLS for Sheriff. aud Peter g. Daily
for Surrogate.
The Democrats of the Hid Assembly Dis
trict Of Union County will hold meeting on tho
18th lnst at Kunkle's Grove, in Clark township.
A subcommittee appointed by the Commit
tee One Hundred on the sd lust has addressed an
appeal to the citizens Of Elizabeth in favor OF Sunday
observance The committee saysthat there are num-
Der of citizens represented at meetings held on March 10
and again September who are loudly clamorous for
the repeal of all laws having reference to the Sabbath
and who are combining with money and influence for
this specific reason" The committee says has great
reason fear that, although few IN number as COM
pared with the whole population they will succeedI0y
thn allnfp in nj lhip
forward their ayowed purpose unless those who believe
proper regard for the Sabbath and proper laws
10 secure that gard essential TO good morals and
best interests of society are prompt to take united
action against the movement Inc Oonm1'ee presents
and election Of candidates, irrespective OF party who
and all others which will most efficiently promote the
good morals and material prosperity OF the city.
The Hon. Robert Hamilton, who has been
nominated by the Democrats the WITH Congressional
District having accused Of supporting the news
paper gag law, has published letter saying he was
NOS present upon the passage Of the BILL and had not
the opportunity OF voting for or against it, He also
says: az cannot consent 10 share any OF the Odium
which attaches to those who actively or tacty ad 10
put the gag-aw Accumulation in force
The Republican Convention of Passaic County
will be held at Barney siscos Hotel, Preakness, on
Oct. IA.
The Democratic Convention of Bergen County
met at Hackensack yesterday. and was called to order
by Major H. B. McKeon. Ex-Snerlf John Fl. Banta was
chosen Chairman, and c. g. Cooper Secretary The Con-
vention nominated George Dayton OF Rutherford Park
for Senator and Garrett R. Herring Of Washington Town
ship for Sheriff Henry C. Herring received the nOmina
ton for Assemblyman In the LIST District.
1t is very distressing to the Republicans
that have judge instead OF politician as candi-
They Lot at all favorable TO the
effort at raising the standard Of official qualification
politics is filthy field. and such 1t should be main
tained the real logic Of the opposition TO Judge
Bede; and the argument only shows his election to be
more desirable. the election OF our candidate at this
time will give heathfu tone to politics in the State
for many years. Judge Bede represents new depart
ure.-l Elizabeth Herald (Dem)