New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
MR.. SHERMAN IN NEW-JERSEY.


AT pFCkERTOwN AND FRANKLIN.
Secretary sherman. with the party of friends who
were with him in Paterson, left that city SUNDAY
noon to make a visit to General Kilpatrck at his
home near D,ckcrtown. Sussex County. n. J.
Their. they passed quiet Sunday afternoon and
evening rec living calls from few prominent citi-
fens of the county At noon yesterday they were
driven 10 the town hall at Deckertown. where sew
eral hundred citizens shook hands with the Sccre-
tary and listened to a brief address on the revival
OF the business interests of New-Jerscy. The train
stopped for a few minutes at Franklin. where 800
miners and laborers in the furnaces were addressed
nv Nr. sherman. and insisted on his leaving the
platform of the car and taking them by the and.
DETAILS OF THE SECRETARY'S MOVEMENTS.
At the close of the Republican mass-meet-
Ing Wgwan AZ Paterson. y j., on saturday even
Ing. secretary sherman and his party-consisung OF
seor Asta-Burnaga the Chlan minister. sehor Munos
the Gilman agent 10 This country 70 study It's
educational system. Miss L'7ze Sherman. Miss Pater
son. Amos Clark aud daughter. Of Elizabeth ana
General ana Mr. Kilpatrck-returncd to the homo Of
STATE Senator c. Hobart Political matters laid
inside for tlrne. and many ladies and gentlemen of
p,ferson called and their respects the Secretary
81 the Treasury without regard TO their party pref
crcrccs.
About noon erndqv tho rartv started nv the MID
land Railway Tor Dockertovn. Nr Sherman having ac-
ccpied an invitation visit ihc pleasant home Of Gen
railwav placca parlo car AZ the disposal 80 the
panv aud with Mr. Hobart and Socrates Tu'te. cx-
Mavor Of Paterson accomuauicd t. Dcckert"wn Tie
rapd ride through valley end over mountain was
greatly enjoyed bv al. ana a~ tle engine sinchencd
snrcd ~ tho highest pont. 100 fee above the sea
whore fho view stretched rcrrss TranE'iu 9nd hyoud
~ tho warkul Nonnfairs the blinds wcr" drawn
un 20 their fullest extent and fh"fe vera 'Xc7na'ion'
% delight. - wonv no'n's along ne road
,ev avol'in--h .u-a. for lof .~ors v.ro build nc.
r.-r-ff0 s. 60 ff a
rcriiv which SIR sherman greatly endowed. Fe asked
many ones ions ahort tne iron ava znc works 30 o.
dcu.b burs and Flausbn ami expressed ratification at
the Information hc rcceivcd.
Al Decgertovn senaior Hobart and ls wife loft the
party Paterson and the others We're driven
rhout two miles 20 tho home of General Fitzpatrick.
shove which moved rhc ~s % the United states and
Chii. Here tho guests were warmly welcomed- ;he
gentlemen from Chill in their own LANGUAGE hy the
hc-tcss her sister. natives OF that counfrv The
afternoon was passed IN quiet conversation.
varied by walk through fhe extensive
farm buildings. After dinner several OF the
leading gentlemen Of Dcckortown and The towns
near by called Co meet Secretary sherman M the most
Informal manner. Tloma. Lawrence. 81 the candi
fatcs for senator drove from his farm.
sIf miles awov, auf William A. stles. DIS rival.
whose Is ad cent 70 General Kpatricb's. dropped
In II was pleasant social occasion and Nr sherman
Interested in an that cond DE told him Of the farm
Ing and iron industries of Northern New-Iersey.
THE NETTING IN THt DICK RTOwN NALL.
Al noon Yesterday the Secretary with his friends.
driven 10 Deckcrtown, where a special train IN
readiness 10 convey rcin Ncw-Y rk. A large
ier of citizens had requested opportunity Of meeting
Mr sherman and having speech from him Accord
inrv they met In the hail. and after citizens
had introduced to the Secretary and had shaken
hands with HIM Colonel Hamilton, Thomas Lawrence,
John Loomis and Amos Munson acting masters
II ceremonies. General Klpatrck stepped upon
he platform and introduced the visitors by
pane. OF Secretary sherman he said " His visit 10 my
some had political significance whatever. Believing
this You have turned out-Democra,s. Republicans.
labor ksfI Re M rmsrS,9 40 hon"[ - to tnis
o. Shcrmaul You have before You. sir. III ring
ar ,he Rpnoe You are in patriotic county one
W ich responded noby In the dark days Of vacv
esiciin the days oftne Rebellion"
Mr. sherman said IN substance:
am happy 10 he able address Won. not parti
but czen Of the country We are all standing
the plattormihe Const tuition ana the VS. OF
he country. General Kilpatrick and travelled over
onv addressed those who thought one way. found
thaf tie aur class Of arguments delivered bv both
nr. Where VSu We dr M tn on one We love our country,
institution, our lag; and LEI any f0resn p9enlaie
AMI fifty millions OF people would show solid
e ana panes n% as nr lrom we're ,niroduced To- mo
which knew in OHIO. Every name in New-Jersey is
rcpres nted in state. From Virg MA from Connec
cu from Pcnn.y yania and other OLD sates,the people
have been transferred To ohio' aud We have mixed
their children NJ aud made a pretty good average
Of AmcIictu cI;lz And so from foreign nations i'm
up into AireriCau citlZ' u-
wish 10 conerfuare you on the revival Of prosperity
iu our You, ia the Old states. can hardly real
Ne ihc iald grown ol lhc new Sldlc~ but sou' u'o
have uudl Advancement aud progr s.. because ycu
have dIvesincl industries and have changed from
farming AID fishing people 10 manufacturing people
In twenty Ncifs YOU have baiit NJ q WundeliW prs,
prophecy rh,t in the next lew Years You VII rival
mediate neirhhorhood are valuable zinc works, when
few ycris Il WAS thought could not b. piontaDy
great value. Nov, ihai ks BE- Z" God, al yonr
money LO0d-guOd a. god. The interest on the puhhc
J.f l. reda,cd and We irc able 10 sell per cent bonds
O. cr dcvrlo Icnts have gone on Furnaces tuat were
iGle arr in uli blast W. have bc-u blessed with boun
iu hsrvests and gold L. pouring IN from foreign
trc-. In tne two past mouth, thirty--ix millions of
ana hIIOu have come To n in exchange Tor our
productions. God has gwen Us "a glorious country,
mere all tnc prOiHc the temperate zone can be
Ia>cd. II We oIc nor prosperous J. Mi be our own
iluL Il every one DO hs hes 10 diversity our INDUS
ires aue 7" -rrcid homes y. honor iuouSry and mel
hsencc thrOush tne land. NY friends goodbye.
4 iIIfr sP.ECH At FRANKLIN.
in afew inmates the panty board the tram
where Mr.. Kipatrick. her stef, Mss Sherman and
Miss Paterson hscc rie FAR, well and returned TO
General lpafrck'> farm. As the train started off
t1ere csc,Is ard handkerchiefs were waved. Al
Franklin alo.' 800 miners from 'he neishborhooh and
Iiporer, n furnaces tbore aud Ogdcnsburg mad
assembled to ueet Mr.. sherman. The train stopped.
aud the Secretary steIVed the platform and was
introduced b.. john lachI Timothy Marshall aud W.
Price. lie said:
A,nougn baye never been gre before. have known
much about Your industries. Tim your ahnr depends
tue prO-iIIy OF te uuiiS noIr 'han upon Otuer
,1o,,i LAT o sac "fncr NDcnose on commands a
iefiy t, a. depends The irOsp rty oi M, whoe cou-
IA. Htse g." c"nsta'uiar you 'n' ,' eo-ti OF the
ana ,our c"nii;ion Wi improve Whit "A {',s,: "
vtuf a ,l,al ana - iaf addN."I Wei. you'll get me
dollar aud "a naii Ga! soon; aud tAe money Ina,
yoT dc get much "5f Of eeSeSythns soa S' net%. .li
You u.e To be- paid 30 one X -v ga money while an"'"1r
liud Wa gwen 10 otA,f n5cy it . = me vaint
n.tur, uou-n; ND . 'o,' % f,r = raf1ndins scheme
MO- No ii tI-NE