Cant. Stockton.
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Tue great question" Docs Ncw.Jcrsey be-
long to Capt. Stockton, to be disposed of IS he
pleascs will very soon be decided. Ii
his money and his cxertlous can swcrvc it from
this side 10 that at his pleasure, ii will be Idle
hereafter to address arguments and patriotic con-
sidcrations 20 her People, all that is 10 be done is
to strike 4 bargain with the Commander Of the
Home Squadron, and the thing Is settled.


a bcautiM! humbug has recently appeared
from this Warwick, in,nialiug tha. nc has been
ord,rcd to sea. The meaning of this is, tha, he
has gone down on the Jersey Coast with his
Princeton where he is cIcctionccrng with all his
might. We have evidence that lie has been pei
sonalIy urging his sailors TO vote in Ncw-Jcrscy,
although they were enlisted from other States.
and have never resided in New Jersey. We
doubt not efforts will be made 10 have them ali
vote in Monmouth, and vote tic Loco-Foco tick
ct. Can New-Iersey be broken down by such
means