New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
The NEW-JERSEY CANVISS.

The Bergen County Republicans. after ap-
proving the nomination OF Geo A Hasey FOR Governor
and VIM Waiter Phelps for Congressman from the Win
District passed the following resolution That we are
Justly proud Of the high position 10 which the judiciary
OF our attained in the estimation not only OF
people but Of the whole country, and that we
would regard as fraugh with great danger change
calculated drag TINS institution into the violence ex
element and turmoil of party politics"
The Republican Convention in Essex County
has been called to meet at Newark at o'clock on the
afternoon OF the nth inst.
The registry for the charter election in New
ark Will take place Thursday on the day of the
charter election. October 49, voters will have oppor
tunity to register for the November election,
The Republican Convention of the WITH Con-
gressional District. which met at Washington on Sat
urday and nominated Mr.. Charles Place OF Somerset
County adopted following resolution That while
we do not feel called upon decide question
which cannot now arise and which We believe will
be presented vet Republican, electors OF the
Iyth Congressional District. we declare that we re,
cognzp the force OF the unwriften law OF the land
thai President should be more than once reelected
The Democratic primary meetings TO elect
delegates the Congressional and County Conventions
were held in Jersey City last night and we're generally
exciting In the lid District three tickets were
in the fed-the Washington Hall lregularl
and the Beam and Hilbert ticket. At
the close OF the count at 1880 p. H.,
il was announced that the Washington Hall ticket was
elected by so majority. Immediately the defeated
parties began general disturbance, during which they
succeeded capturing and carving away the poll
books, tally sheets, and votes. subsequently,, James
Hunt John Gillegan and Michael Fdhery were arrested
OF being the ngieaders Of the disturbance
An Independent Convention will be held at
Library Hall. Elizabeth, Saturday evening. TO nomi
nate candidate for Assemblyman IN the Ist District
OF Union county.
The speakers at the approaching Republican
mas meetings In Newark Will be as follows Oct. Is.
senator Freinghuysen and John Y. Foster; Oct. II.
Thos N McCarter and John Davidson Oct. 49, Senator
Edmnnda Of Vermont. Secretary Robeson will speak
at Friday, aud at MOntclalr on the lith
inst.
The Middlesex County Democratic primaries
were held last night and delegates elected the County
Convention which is called for tomorrow.
The Democratic City Convention of Newark,
held at Library Hall yesterday, Of more than ordi
nary interest owing the fact that the nominations
were equivalent to election. The Boards for which the
candidates are named non partisan, one member
from each party being elected every year. George R.
Grav Chairman Of the Democratic Central Committee,
called the meeting to order and Vim. A. RICHTER pre-
sided James g. Irwin proposed by all the wards
and renOmDated FOR Tax Commissioner Dy acclamaton
John Teler nominated for Trustee OF the CITY Home
and Jeremiah O'ROurke for Water Commissioner by
camation The primaries IN the several townships OF
Bergen County were held last night.
An important primary election was held In
the Fourteenth Ward of Newark last evening by the
Republicans to nominate ward officers. Alderman Will
liam stansby renomnsted, and it is believed that
an independent candidate will also be put in nomina-
ton MT stainsby has been called the Boss Tweed" OF
Newark and last Summer was tried upon an indictment
matter Of paving Springneid-ave, but tho jury dis
agreed