New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-09
TIE NEV,JERSEY CANVASS.

The coIored voters of the Thirteenth Ward
OF Newark held mass meeting on wednesday evening
Among the speakers DR.. Sanford b. Hunt ex-AE
derman James l.. Quincy, and the Rev. MT. Iurpih
cOlOred minister
The appointment of Mr.. William johnson by
tho Democratic CITY Committee Newark Trustee Of
the CITY Home in place Major John Toler. resigned
SAWS The Nepark Register gives great Satisfaction 10 Tue
friends Of this institution Mr.. johnson has been one OF
the most active members Of the Board and was the
author Of the Of last changing the design OF tne
institution from penal 70 an educational ana reior
atery oDe -.
critical point in the Republican canvass
IN Essex County in the election of candidate ior
Register The intensity OF the struggle Is said 10
threaten serious which 1t Will require the
best ability Of the leaders and unusual On
the mart of the several candidates to avert Dr. D. b.
Unit Alderman Edward Pennington, Judge John
Mills Col Charles ]. COurtOis, ex-Alderman James L.
c,rnev ex-Assemblyman f. o. Doremus e1-Aioermah
Charles A. Glaze. and Revenue Assessor hOoers o.
Hathorn are the w0s opYeDon w not be held until
Mr.. Charles Place of Somerset County, the
Republlcan Candidate against Robert Hamilton whom
the Democrats nave renoninaed In the l'h congress
siopal District is native OF Dutchess County NJ - 0
has seen some service political field being for two
n.ors act,ng Secretary Of State In New-York under
Ch.uncey NJ Depew. Private business In New-Jersey
compeied him years ago to take up MS residence
in North Plsinheld In accepting the nomination Mr.
place says he is of tariff for the protection
of American manufactures and American INDUSTRIES
He ia also in favor Of such legislation IS VIII orng
shout a speedy return to specie payments Wi'nou'
sfyectng the mercantile interests OF tho country"
The Democrats of Morris Country will prob
ably nominate State Senator A. W. Cutler VINO mas
1laa thu poton during the last three years. 10 oppo-
son to the Hon John Hill. the Republican nominee
Senator Frelinghuysen and the Hon. John
uiu will address the Republicans at Elizabeth tonight
The Democrats of HunterdOn County have
Nominated Wesley Bells Of Kingwoed for Sheriff. refer
g. Daley of Readington for Surrogate, and George W.
Abel Of Raritan for County Clerk. The Assembly NOM
,nees are: LIST District James Burd OF LampertVie
| I'D District, wm. W. swayze Of Bethlehem
The Bergen County Democratic nominations
ara A follows State Senator George Dayton OF Union
Sheriff Carrot r. Herring of Washington Coroners, j.
| 7 McCabe j. j. storms Of HOhokus, and John Hays Of
Union.
The independent Republican Club OF Tren-
| ton had grand torchlight procession last night
| Edward P. Stewart has been nominated by
the Republicans Of First Assembly District Of Glou-
| cester County.
Phe Republican Convention of Ocean County
| nominated Gen. Schultz for Senator aud Edmond Day
| for Assembly.
The Democratic State Executive Committee
OF NewJersey desiring TO faithfully carry cut the pro-
visions Of the law Of March 81 1871 has offered reward
of $1,000 be paid In sums OF 600 each for the arrest
ana of any person persons found guilty of
| violating that law In the STATE -
The Republicans OF Union Hill met last night
| aud organized an association.
| At Republican mass meeting in the WITH
Assembly District OF Hudson County q. r. Nichols was
nominated in advance Of the regular Convention.
Judge Bedle is an honorable and capable
man. the Hon. George Halssy y 1s peep h Rst
would make competent and reputable uoSornor nas
tbis is lat an part OF the consequence
and Significance Of the Gabernatoria election q. IGe
Democratic party Is entirely anu rs ~
ardent uIconceaed sympathy with the negro, KILN
rebels Of the south The Republican party 10
With patriotic and liberal PURPOSES and Is resoiVen 10
enforce the progressive outgrowth OF the war ihls
difference between the parties is the real oveshaaow
no ssne i'm this election. Principles net men, has
long been a fay0rite Democratic maxim; and however
hassless their men be, their principles are exc
| crsble.--l3alem GJzstte tlsepd lslG -a.ss I'D o. oil