The New York herald., 1875-10-02
NEW Jersey POLITICS.

The democratic primaries held in Monmouth county,
New Jersey have carried in the interest OF Hen
erickson for Senator. The county was stumped by
Surrogate Throckmoron brother Of the late Director
OF the Board OF Freehoders in Hudson county and by
brother Of Governor Bedle who opposed the Of
in the Assembly
lively contest Is expected in Hudson county for the
democratic nomination for Director at Large OF tho
Board oi Chosen Freeholders position endowed with
great powers The prominent candidates are Adam J.
Ditmar ana Justice Aldridge, with a hafdozen from
Hoboken and the townships on the republican side
the only candidate mentioned James H. startup for
mery Chairman OF the Board
Mr. John Carpenter is making vigorous efforts to
gam the cerkship Of the Assembly from which he was
removed at the last session Of the Legislature
Is PATERSON
Politics are getting warm in Paterson and other por
tons Of Passac county the approaching election
the principal plum being the Office Of sheriff. The most
prominent republican candidate is Deputy Sheriff James
Bundel who VII, probably, receive the nomination.
Singular to say the greatest number Of candidates ara
on the democratic side, who stand comparatively
little chance Of election as the county is strongly
publican. Deputy Sheriff H. r. Townsend, City Treas
urer A. A. Hopper and Cornelius V. X Van Winkle are
the most prominently mentioned The Democratic
Convention will be held at Burney Ciscos Hotel at
Preakness Thursday. The democratic candidate
for Surrogate will probably be Mr. K. g. Crawford,
while the republicans are likely 70 renomnate Isaac
Van Wagner the present incumbent The Assembly
district tights lively and candidates for the lower
house Of the Legislature are as thick Us ieas.
THE NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.
ANOTHER STORMY SESSION FIERCE DENUNcIA-
TToSs AND Du4AToRY MOTIONS OF THE RE
PUBLIcANs.
RALErcH, Oct l. 1875.
Another disorderly and stormy session took place
to-day The grange influence 70 the front in
ordinance introduced by Mr.. Durham, authorizing tho
Legislature to regulate railway and other freghs After
much hnbustering Mr. Abertsons resolution
ing the Election Committee make immediate dispos-
ton Of the Robson contested case passed unani
mousy.
An ordinance adopted empowering the Governor
to nominate and appoint with the advice OF the Senate
oil officers not otherwise provided for II discussed
by Messrs Barringer, Tourgee, Manning, French and
Faircloth The previous question was then called
which the republicans denounced as unheard Of out
rage. Severe recrminations were INDUCED In relative
to yesterdays tumutuous disturbance. Smythe,
coorod denied that armed negroes instigated by the
republican caucus rushed into the hall and lobbses to
interfere with the Convention and denounced the state
ment of tho local press as exaggerated
The Sergeantat-arms called the delegate to order,
upon which the republicans declared it an unwarranta
Bile arrogation OF authority
GREAT CONFUSION
prevailed throughout the session. that the Secretary
could not hear the responses TO the roll call
Mr.. Turner wanted the Sergeant arms to put out
refractory members That officer mcnacngly con-
ronted the Convention, but went no further than to
remove one members hat The directions of the chair
to members TO be seated utterly disregarded.
Mutitudinous motions adjourn made Yeas
and nays were repeatedly called trivial points and
every parliamentary method employed 70 obstruct
business Six delegates were frequently
speaking simultaneously.
MlSRULE REIGSED,
At twenty-five minutes past p N. the proposi-
ton finally passed, amidst indignant protests
from the republicans. Mr. Badger hercey denounced
a statement IN a Goldsboro' newspaper, edited by
delegate, as indignantly mendacious.
FILIBUsTERISG.
Two hours, from half-past one to half-past three,
then spent in hbustering an innocent ordi
nance from the Judiciary Committee, TO which nobody
seriously opposed, IT ultimately passed-ayes,
96 nays, 2 The obstructonists defended this pro-
cedure as retaliatory for attempted gagging.