New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-30
TIE NEW-JERSEY CANVASS.

In the lid Assembly District of Hudson
County the Republicans have decided TO make no regu
lar nomination John H. Van Dtryee has announced
himself as independent Republican candidate In the
IVth District. The cOorcd Democrats OF the lilo DIS
trct organized under the title OF the Leon Abbott
Club.
The mass meeting of Democrats held at the
Opera House in last night was addressed by
Attorney General GIchris Senator A W. cutter, ana
ex-Judge Ashbel Greer.
A number of Anglo-American citizens OF
Jersey CITY have formed Republican campaign society
under the title the BritishAmerican Association
The third Republican mass meeting since
che opening campaign in Newark and the last one
before the election, held last night In the Opera
House The building contained larger audience than
At did on either of the former occasions The meeting
was called to order by Mr.. H. J. Yates who introduced
the Chairman, Mr.. David c. Dodd The latter
then introduced Senator E1muDds OF Vermont,
who was greeted with applause and cheers
Mr. Edmuuds opened his address with euogistic
remarks Oh of the candidates offered by
the Republican party In NewJersey He said the Dem
ocratc party had nearly 10 opposed internal
improvements In speaking of Mr.. Marcus L. Ward
the candidate for Congress in the With District MI
Eimunds said be had been the means OF keeping the
Interior OF New-Jersey in prosperous condition by
battling against that Democratic principle The late
panic but the great wisdom OF Republican egsla-
.ion he said would have been preciptated upon the
people half dozen years than II did occur He
also during the past the country had be-
come OOOOoOOO better of in her foreign trade than 1t
was before Mr.. Edmunds continued:
little longer land the Senator's voice trembled with
pathetic infecuonl little more naence little longer
allegiance 10 Republican principles ana Kepuolcan
legislation. and will see this country free from
debt and specie payment basis. We have
been told that the reconstruction policy OF the Repuo
construction laws false basis. The real recon.
struction avs passed by CONGRESS are such as you
every man OF you, would fight for Let the Democratic
party gain power, and the great amendments granting
equality and freedom to all men VIII Do repealed.
DO you know that II elect Democratic Congress
and Senate losses Of those who we're the cause OF
the war will be restored, and the public money Will be-
devoted to paving pensions TO soldiers VINO reDeued
against your Government Tue greatest frauds ever
perpetrated In uisiaDa was the Issuing or the leVee
purpose OF keeping up the levees OF the Missssippa
RIVER and not one cent OF 1t was devoted
20 that purpose. And the two men who were
at the head of that fraud are now holding
the positions OF Chairman and Secretary OF the
Democratic Committee In Louisiana, and are sending up
daily reports OF Republican frauds ana ouraees Ia the
South 1 say the outrages In the South are only re-
newai OF the old Democratic ku-k ux outrages you
In favor OF such actions you have Only 70 vote inc
Democratic tcket IL are in favor OF sucn actions
you have only 10 vote the Democratic ticket III you are
In gvng TO the Southern States the same rights
you will vote the Republican ticket. lApplause.I
Major o. X. PangbOrn of Jersey City then intro
luced. He made short and humorous speech, which
frequently interrupted by applause. At the close
OF bis remarks the meeting adjourned
A large meeting of the United Democracy
and Conservatives OF West Hoboken held last
ang 1t addressed by Messrs. Hardenbergh, ALBEIT
and Mcdonnell the candidates for Congress- State Sen
ae and Assembly, and by Messrs. McDermott and Ran
adopted reciting certain reasons why the
fsrauon Is longer entitled TO the support and conf
denoe OF tue people and setting the principles regarded
as essential to the safety aud preservation OF the bsr
tles VI the people.