New-York tribune., 1874-10-29
THE NEW-JERSEY CANVASS.

Thomas Dunn English has accepted the IN
dependent nomination for State Senator for Bergen
County. HIS support by disafiected Democrats 1t Is
claimed, will insure the election OF Gen. Jaruine.
The barbecue under the auspices of the
James NJ. Brown Association, Democratic organiza'
ton OF Jersey City came of yesterday at the schuzen
Park, Union Hill, and attended by large NUMBER
OF leading politicians The Hon. Orestes Cleveland de-
Ivered an address, during which he said that the Hon.
effort to defeat Judge Bede. and the Republicans were
concentrating all their energies 70 tne AssemDy us
The Passaic County Court of Common Pleas
met yesterday and issued naturalization papers to about
100 persons.
A Democratic mass ratification meeting at
the Opera House Paterson tonight will be addressed
by Attorney General Gilchrst, the Hon. Augustus W.
Cutler, and the Hon. Ashbel Green.
A mass meeting of German Republicans. in
cluding delegations from every Assembly District In
Hudson County, held in Cooper Hall, Jersey City,
last night Addresses were made by Major Pangborn,
DR.. Granert and others.
The Democrats of the lid Assembly Dis
trct Of Passao County have renomnated John p Zelu
The Elizabeth Democratic City Convention
yesterday afternoon nominated Judge VIM j. Tenny for
Mayor, and Fred McCloud, Peter Eler, n. K. Thomp-
son, and ID. Sullivan for Freeholders.
The Newark Democrats held another large
mass meeting last night at the Opera House. The
building was densely packed on the former occa
sion, and the crowd which also gathered before the
stand erected the street nearly doubled in numbers
the inside The first speaker OF the evening was
Mr. VIM. B. Guild, ir., who received with cheers
and applause Shortly after Mr. Guild began speaking,
Gov. Parker upon the stage For fully five min
utes the applause loud that the speaker could
not go on When quiet was restored Mr. Guild resumed
speaking. His speech was personal attack upon Seh-
ator Frelinghuysen and Secretary Robson. When he
had finished Gov. Parker introduced. He spoke at
length the corruption Of the present State Gov
ernment and said that the only why the Legsa
ture Of New-Jersey was not corrupt Is because they
have Democratic Governor to watch them In speak
ing of the troubles In the South. he said:
believe that the South has suffered more from the
of misrue since the war than it did during
in the world pretending to civilization that is in such
deplorable state as the South In six years the Tonnage
or Great Britain has Increased In proportion ~ Is
On the party In s none s Of e
flag say that the Republican party IS responsible 1or
the present stagnation IN business IL pt 70
the South again. say there has never been such an out
rage perpetrated ON state sovereignty ana Person h
freedom has been perpetrated on Louisiana oy the
Radical Government.
Gov Parker sat down amid the shouts OF the audience
The applause was long and loud. After speeches ny
several others, the meeting adjourned.
A meeting of the Silk Weavers' Association
of Paterson, held last evening at Harmony Hall. was
addressed by Samuel Newell, the Republican candidate
for Assembly from Ist District of Passaio County,
on the subject of manufactures and tariff. Mr. Newell
took the ground that until American manufactures had
been sufficiently developed to compete with the older
and weathier nations engaged In production, that
protective tariff eminenty judicious and proper
The boilers from the Democratic party in
the Hid Assembly District Of Hudson County will hold
mass meeting at the Catholic Institute in Jersey City
tonight. Addresses will be made by Lyman Elmore,
Judge Parker F. III. Snyder the Independent candidate
for Assembly, John ID. Billings, John A. Bosset and
Others
A Republican mass meeting will be held in
Odd Fellows Hail. HOboken, tomorrow night Senator
Frelinghuysen. exGov Solomon of Wisconsin, and 9th
ers are expected to speak
Edward Day, who received the unanimous
nomination for the Assembly in Ocean County has de-
clined. Jonathan Gable has been nominated In MT
Days place.