New-York tribune., 1874-10-12

Hall to see If they would support Con" Donovan OF
,atisaed Democrats The committee was unsuccessful
nits mission The Chairman appointed standing 1 ; Con-
feeling against Mr. Laverty very strong In Ho
loken aud will probably result the support OF the
Republican candidate by disaffected Democrats.
The following are the Assembly nominations
made thus far III Burlington County:
District Repsbtoan Democratic
III samuel Ia yior:.:.:.... Johu 7. Willis.
~. Joseph p. Adams. Lew French.
The Democratic nominee in the lid District. John T.
Willis. served captain in the late war; and svery
popular in his district Mr. French, in the Ivth District
las already served two terms in the Assembly and his
friends confident of his election, The Democratic
County Convention has renOmlnated Dr. tRcnard Il.
3rowD OF Mount Holly, DR.. Pulaski f. Hyatt OF Borden
Own and DR.. Jacob L. COwperthwaite for Coroners.
The Hid Assembly District Democratic
Convention of Mercer County will be held at Edinburgh
On Saturday. The Republicans will hold their conven-
lion at Hamilton Square ON Thursday.
The Republican organizations of Trenton
have made arrangements for tOrchght procession to-
morrow night After the parade, prominent speakers
will make addresses The meeting at Taylor's
sOpera House on "Wednesday will be addressed by Sena
sor Geo. F. Edmunds Of Vermont. and others.
A correspondent recently wrote to The Nerark
iourndl asking questions concerning H. NJ COnger
ywho appointed as Consul to Prague about six
Dponths ago. He has, says the correspondent, been
elected az a delegate to every Republican Convention
and shows no signs going TO his post OF duty The
correspondent wished to know whether there was any
yruth report that he draws his salary regularly in
consideration of his services Republican party.
The Journal replied entitled to draw pay
from the time his nomin ton was confirmed but could
mot his any worse than that OF Secre-
eary RobesOn who employs his time in running
around the State helping to manipulate cOnvehtl0hs
squelch reference 10 the living Inlrd Term question:
aud make stump speeches which insult the masses OF the
SSGlp.s SSsSpss 50 'n"' 'n'y 's'''' Oi''D'''' A"' mum
Judge F. II. Teese, the Democratic nominee
sr Congress in the With District recently addressed
Democratic meeting in the Third Ward in Newark. The
following is extract from the report of his speech
Press Gag law is just as harmless as Mr. Freling-
1uysen says is but thanks to them. 1t is harmless
because they do not dare 10 enforce IT. They cannot
smuzze press. They might Just well try and bot
tie up Niagara Falls or chain the lightning We want
free press speech No one bat those who are
corrupt office fear the freedom of the press
The Republicans of Ocean County have made
the following nominations: Senator Gen John shulze
OF Manchester; Assemblymen, Edward Day OF Toms
.siver; Sheriff. Edward W. Irwin Of Toms River. The
Democrats will hold their convention on Thursday.
The Union County Republican nominations
are as follows: Sheriff, Seth b. Ryder present incum-
bent Coroners Dr. ]. X. Mcconnell of Crawford. Dr. j.
d Ssn. s'''rn' OF A'''''''n' ""' i'"'' ~ " ~
The Republicans of New Brunswick will be
addressed tomorrow night by the Hon. Geo. F. Ed:
munds of Vermont B. W. ThrockmOrton OF Jersey City
and others.
The colored people of Trenton have organ
5zed a George A Halsey Club, and will hold regular
weekly meetings The organization has membership
OF 80, which number tney expect 10 Increase.
The charter election in Newark will be held
Speaking Of the Importance OF the election
The Necark Journal says:
1t would be insult intelligent people ours
IS 70 that they are nS we aSe sead
ruling points the political controversy which Is going
whether the men whose conduct compelled
Grand Jury OF their own stripe. jury composed or
officials on IT. TO cry and declare themselves unable
find language sufficiently severe to denounSe It, snail
lipr ne NOT IA
hat have no pnee in T%T n, local paCs s1
ept the r wIs e S9aden ASd
lowing all th s not suTprs6g 70 nm nd @
pdblicanism this caucus which attempts thrust
men like stainsby Netteship ui forever We
want and we will have change"
The DemOcrtic Convention of the Vth AS
semby District Hudson County, Will be held at saun-
6ers Hotel, Bergen-ave, Jersey City, tonight.
The Supervisors of Election of Hudson
County will be sworn in at Commissioner Muirheid's
Office Jersey City to-day and will receive their
missions badges of office, and the necessary instructions
relation to their duties.
The Republicans of the Third Ward of
Newark appear TO be somewhat demoralzed They have
majority Of about two-thrds in the ward, but the
vaclation they have shown in the nomination Of an
alderman. 1t is thought, cost them the ward. The
tgular nominee OF the Committee. Alderman E. Pen
1iugton. Of ex-GOv. Pennington. Unexpectedly
thrown aside. and very weak man nominated In his
stead. This ncensed large number Of citizens and
especially the German residents OF the ward who
most all Republicans and they about made up their
minds to vote for the nominee Of the Democrats,
who strong man and considered exceedingly
liberal in his political views. The result
the Republican candidate was called upon 70 resign
n favor of the Hon. Theodore Macknet. ratification
~ ratfyug the nomination of Mr. Maeknet. nominated
another man. grocer named Oliver 8. Reeves. who Is
aso said be Objectionable 10 the Germans, who CON
eute about onehird OF the voters OF the Ward This
OF events IL is believed, result in
defeat the Republican candidate Such result would
he great effect in the GubernatoIal canvass, as
the Hon Geo A ilsey resides In this Ward, and s
pected to these difficulties II he fails 1t will
be urged by the Democrats as evidence OF MS unpopu
Isrity at home.
If there needed commentary upon the
absolute necessity OF keeping potics of the bench we
it in the recent nonacton Of Judge Bede on the
the Grand Jury sterny and decsively to the necessity
of enforcing the liquor laws but at the opening OF tne
The subect Policy sealed his mouth he was running
Tor Governor and could not afford TO DO what at other
times he deemed 1t his bounden duty 10 DO Now ne
aides of into Rlttering generaties about law breaking
IN general which does nobody harm. and can lose
he say upon what he has hitherto considered such cry
ing evil. L. nomination which demoralZes mtheroo
e sn %Se sSw s s SeSe that they must seek
elsewhere than the bench for tneir GoVernor-EZa-
beth Journal (RepJ
The Republicans Of the I'D Assembly District
considerable squabblng and at the close OF the nfth
ballot Charles NJ Daily chosen as their candidate
Tor Assembly In place OF John T. Ten Brock OF Perth
Amboy who has only served term To say that the
defeated parties angry would but mildly express the
SonSn Of things 6e 70 oSaS the eI
Datop, made speech in his own behalf. deciaring
oss nss s ant a. %
doubt H. Bat. one of those reasons was tnst ~, he
thing can understand his his anxiety there "a no
ssusnce ,whateyer Of his eectiop,-iNew'oruns~ieS
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