The New York herald., 1877-11-03
NEWELL IN JERSEY CITY.

SCENE AT REPUBLICAN MEErrNd-THE
M'CLELLAN FUBoR RENEWED.
Whom Ex-Governor NOVEL;, now tho republican cand-
date for Governor Of New Jersey, entered Kepor Hail.
in Jersey CITY last evening, ho encountered large an
audience as cvor assembled within that building
Ho was accompanied by b. w. Throckmorton, chair.
man OF tho meeting; General Judson Fitzpatrick,
Jacob WearI J. Owon Rouse. Colonel Hart, OF tho
Ninth regiment; Jacob Ringe, Captain Clokc,
Captain Eugene +. O'Shca, United States Commas
sioncr. Muirhcad. aud a large number Of promi.
ncnt cIsxcns Tho cx.Govcrnor on bong introduced,
was mot with warm reception, which ho acknowl-
edged very modcsty. In MS address hc said he
which the republican party had been previously
engaged. Tho party had fallen upon now
rhin IN to ss"'ns ss jersey
When ho was Governor tho expenses OF The
state administration were only 100000; whereas
AT tbs present time, according to Governor
Bcdie's message, they had reached S3,3 ls6.
He condemned tho extravagant expenditure
on the State militia under Governor Parker and In tho
erection OF The now lunatIc asylum al Morrstown
undcr Governor Randolph Ho quoted from tho on
dolph had travelled the entire State to advocate aud
pronounced H. with all respect 10 certain notorious
criminal IN New York The gigantic % fraud Of The age
show record oi such costly exravagance as this ht,o
State OF New Jersey Tne expenses OF the state
opposed 10 convict labor coming into competition with
tho labor OF honest worKingmen. (Chcers.) He was
much money was expended on tho Normal School,
Model school and other ofna mental branches Of edu.
cation. The executive department costs 900 years
whereas, outside tho legislative session, all business
be transacted In two days every week. Tho judiciary
costs s107 900 year. while in Pennsyiva the hes
legal talent can be secured Mt $4,000 year without
porquisitca The Fishery Commission was n curse 10
the state, Tor the Dish that being imported
the Delaware and Rartan would surely destroy the
shad which their ancestors fed rs the English spar
had destroyed thor beautiful singing BIRDS The
robin, the pecwit; She thr0sh and tho mocking bro
Tho meeting was quito orderly up to TINS point,
whom a wag, catching the last word, whistcd In q
tone haray distinct enough 10 be heard tho stage,
but quito audible TO the crowd In tho gallery, Listen
to tho Mockihg Bird" Then followed q rush from
tho hall, and loud voice was hoard, "Throc cheers
Tor Little Mac,' and tho response was hearty and
tnusiastic Tho chairman interfered, and saia that
least out OF respect Tor the ladies present order
should be maintained
III am only telling you the truth,v SAID ME Newell
"knd you don't ike to hear the TRUTH was tho
response, amid great laughtor. General Kilpainck
rushed 10 opc Of Tho sido wings the platform and
threatened 70 eject OF tho boistcrous individuals
which no unwttngIv trod upon the corns
mis- republican friends who had nceccd
Jersey Guy ny such means, and the uproar
nowcd. Tho cx-Govcrnor then resumed his soat Mr..
Ringle was introduced and q shout went up Tor his
opponent. Mr. Mcdonald, candidate for Dircctor.ai.
Large. Tho audience was finally pactncd by General
Fitzpatrick, VINO Delivered speech which restored
them 70 good humor.