The New York herald., 1876-10-20
NEW JERSEY POLITICS.

CONGRESSIONAL AND STATE NOMINATIONS OF
BOTH PARTIKs-THE CONDITION OF THE CAM
vAss AND PROBABLE RESULTS.
TRENTON, Oct. 10. 1s76
Both political parties in have nearly
plsed their Congressional Senatorial nomina-
tons for the forthcoming election. The following II
list Of the mountainous
CONGRESSIONAL
First district counties OF Cape May. Salon. Gouces
ter and Cumberland )-Clement H. Snnickson, rspub
lican; c. II. Simmerman, democrat
second district counties OF Mercer, Atlantic Bun
ling,on and Ocoan)-J. Howard Pugh, republican,
Hezckah Smith, democrat
Third district counties OF Middesex, Monmouth and
dsmocrat
Fourth district counties Of Huntsrdon, Warren,
Somerset and susssxl-Ryniar veehte Independent
democrat; Alvah A. Clark. democrat
Fifth district counties Of Passaic, Norris ana Bsr
genp-Alfred Mils,l republican; Augustus W. Cutler.
democrat.
Sixth district Essex county)-Thomss b. Pedd,s
republican; W. A Fighter, democrat
Seventh district Hudson countyl-No nomination
yet, probably A. A. Hardenburg will be renomf'
mated and reelected without opposition.
The republicans will support hr. Vsghto In the
Fourth district Il Is democratic BY about 900
jority.
Middlesex county-Levi u. Jarrard. republican;
George G. Ludlow, democrat
Passaic c0unty-Garret Hobart, republican: DR..
Charles InglIs, democrat.
Burlington county-Barton y. Thorn, republican,
Caleb G. Ridgcway, democrat
Sussex county-Dr Smith, Independents denocrati
Frank N. Ward. democrat
Cap0 Aay-Dr. Jonathan +. Leaning republican ne
democratic nomination yet
Huntcrdon county-Lewis H. Taylor, republican;
Thomas N Pdcock. democrat
The democrats say they Will defeat the republican
nominations IN Burlington, Addiesex and Cape May,
that thcy will have control vi the next Senate BY
Or two majority. They conceds that there will DO
close light Tor Assemblymen but confident the
two houses will be democratic joint ballot Secrc.
tary Rooeson il working hard TO have the Legislature
republican, II s said, because ho wants TO succeed
Mr. Frcling huysen the United States Senate 10
stated that Mr. Freinghuyrcn's connection with the
New jersey Central Railroad has injured his prospects
republican, will be q formidable candidate Tor tho
Atorship. prominent State House dcmoerat told .
HERALD reporter to-day that Tilden will get majority
10 this State OF from 1000 10 10000. He said
that tho Presidents proclaim alton ana Cameroua
war order have served the democracy good
deal; that this action the part OF the
republicans tho democratic folo. Cooper, he said
will poll large vote IN South Jersey she Northern
democratic counties will give increased mujoristss.
Tden viii run ahead Of his ticket; slots OF repubii-
will vote tor him." THIS gentleman adds thai
the republicans will let the electoral ticket go by de-
fault and all their energies carry the Legislature
by trading, &c. Ho also says that tho government
office holders assessed for election
He claims a gain In Assembymon AS foll0ws:-Ono IN
Camden, several In Essex and II HudsOn in Warren,
one IN Mercer ikeIy twoI ono in Passsic and In
Union.
Anyhow the political pot Is bubblng up very lively
and although mass meetings and outsids dernonssrA
lions have not been quito numerous as In former
years, st both parties working hard with other
fined TO the larger cities; underground work being
carried on In the rural districts.