New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
TIE NEV-JERSEY CAMPAIGN
JUDGE BEDLE's FORMAL ACCEPTANCE.

JUDGE BEDLE's FORMAL ACCEPTANCE.
Judge Joseph d. Bcdle of Jersey City has
addressed the following reply to the Committee when
was appointed by the State Convention to inform him OF
his unanimous nomination for Governor:
JERSEY CITY, Sept. ~, 1874
DEAR sIRs: desire TO express my warmest thanks 10
the Convention you represent for the great confidence
reposed in me by the unanimous nomination for Gov
ernor rendered in your letter Also to acknowledge the
high honor conferred. and particularly rs the homha
published. It is unmlstskaDlo that this action Of
the Convention was the result OF distinct
canyass without thSs the personal effort or solicitation
OF nominee AS such accept the nomination and
he nav duty and firm purpose under Providence. to
meet every requirement Of the Office faithfully; indie
pendenty ana for the good OF the whole people Ihank
ing you gentlemen, for the complimentary terms OF
your permit me also to assure you each
Of my high personal regard N pvn,,
To the Hon. Orestes Cleveland and others, Committee.
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS
The Somerset cGnny l. EPsSS ca op
Sheriff and W. ID. Drake. l.. ID. Mosher and James VAN
the Camoen County. n j. Republicans will meet on
Saturday endeavor to reconcile the difficulty between
the friends OF Messrs Dlnbman and Krkbrldse both OF
whom claim the nomination for Sneri aud are working
The Mercer County. N j. Republicans met last night
and elected Delegates County Convention, which
mee's at Princessviiie on saturday. ,..-o,,on ,,,
Tho Hudson County Congressional CONVENTION VIII
he held I'm Jersey City Oct. 10. -,
the Hon August Ingwerseu. ex. Commissioner or the
Board of Public Works IN jersey Ciy, Is popular aons
the Germans and will probably receive the nOlnlha
tiOn for Sheriff OF Hudson County.
The Democratic Convention OF Hudson county 10
nominate candidates for Congress- State Senate, Shtr
County Clerk, and Register OF Deeds, will be held
October g.
The Democrats Of the IVth Assembly District OF Hud
son County held mass ratification meeting tn lpdorse
Judge Bedles nomination for Governor in LetZ Han, on
Beacon-aye. jersey CRY Nights last night Addresses
were mide by the Hon. j. X. MePners0D, Mayor
Sawyer George Gaubrecht, WIN. ID. DAILY, JoD H. Lip
pincOt, ana others. =. - =, -
Ex-Judgc Teese has heen nominated for Congress by
the Democratic OF the With Congressional District.
Last night large meeting to ratiy the n0mina-
ton of Mr.. Ualscy held IN the Opera House at
Elizabeth and largely attended. Addresses were
delivered by John Davidson, Frederick Taylor ana
others . a.. 49,.
Democratic mass meeting was held In the Opera
House IN Newark last evening, the Hon. George refers
presiding. Speeches made by exJuds reese tbe
candidate for Congress IN the vim District, Mayor
Perry OF Orange and Attorney General GiichflN Inc
later spoke considerable length, reviewing Ffeiihg-
huy sens Oi his position the POLAND gag law
Ex-Gov. Randolph. who occupied box on the stage,
was called on hut excused himself from speaking ny
abiding Attorney Generaps speech as the fuherai
knell Of Senator Frenghuy and declining 10 inter
rupt the sOlemuliy of the occasion.
In the nomination OF cXJuge Teese or TINS city TOT
Congress- the Democrats have made another 1nicious
move. They only prove in that their programme
drawing their candidates this year from me very pesi
elements OF the community is 10 be Carried OUT I'D goo
faith but also put in nomination Candidate that Will
"win."-lNewaIk Register (lnd.)