The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-27
COMMON SENSE AT LAST.
THE nov. ENOs IREEMIN THE
CHARLTON or TIE WORKBEN.


The Jersey Bigots Give Mp the sunday War
A Jersey UoeLerrv TalScs Bnc, bis he
Cisiona OF Week AGO What the Hon.
Eroa rrcCu,an would Eayc Done IL ho lad
bcca rn Alderman.
Yesterday Sun reporter visited Newark Is
asccrtaia whether ANYTHING had been done about she
Sunday horso car business. 10 iiyOri,c ox
preston Of scrat r Garrabfant Of Tcwatk, he
found "oy,rytnius steady along TIC Inc" That IL,
a'ong the lorsc car line. On the line II tho ONO
ncnts OF suldgy cars there we're eyirn,s sirns Of
Weakening not to say of utter decentralization
threatening an ignomlnious rcut.
Mr.. Buc!;us, vLo had been very strenuous in hiB
OPPOSITION at the start, waived Lis .jcctions.
some people were uncharitaJe enough to say that
Mr. E1ckus had seen that lis iniuriug
HE business Fat rs lie has a large railroad con-
tract on hand, that can hardly be the cause Of his
detection. II IL fact, however, that the New Jcr-
scy Railroad COMPANY, which has been his customer
to THE amount OF o. 500 monthly aud which IL also
All owner IN the hoO ark horse railroad COMPANIES,
withdrew Its account rom him Immediately alter
the difficulties OF two weeks ago
Mr.. G. e. Iathrop, tie President of the Young
Mems Christian Association, has likewise found the
ciemor Of tie People louder th1n too voice Of Iiis
conscience, md hns eiven w the unequal ltht. NJ
the adjourned trials yesterday Mr.. Backgs Jailed to
appear, aud Justice Miller said re would take time
added tnM on second ,nourt he was convinced
that his action in dcnypg jury trials was wrong,
aud that he should hereafter grant jury Whenever
In relation TO a threat made by him tia, he would
stay cars from runnns next Sunday, he sii he lod
given vent TO his feelings hastily and under mlsap
prenenslon lie did not wish TO interfere with the
desire of tho people, and would not therefore put
his intention into execution. In short, the crabke
Justice backed out Of all his former positions as
gracefully and ripidY the plymouth Rock could
belts OF Admiral Fisk. In view Of his opinion con.
corning the egaiiy Of the fines imposed by tinsef
the siT1 paid by MIR. Dennis will OF course 90 back
| 10 4
The most distinguished gentlemen whom the Sun
man could find 20 talk to in Newark yesterday, was
| Mr.. Enos Freeman who formerly owned 1nc line
| of stages, running between Newark and lrNingtOn,
| On the advent of horse cars, he took to them as
| naturally as he had IT past years TO his stage box,
and las attained 10 leading position In The manage
nlcnt OF one Of the lines Speaking Of his connec-
vm not exactly Superintendent o. the line but
| attend 20 tie horses AMI tie buying OF stock,
| you sec Then, recognizing the reporter as one
| Hhon he had known some years ago, he suddenly
q; ppcd the horse car business and broke lorth :
But how you have crown; r5aly shouldn't have
The reporter thought Mr. Freeman could hardly
have krown lin uness he had seon him. but pur
| sued his Inquiries:
| R,1orter-l suppose, Mr. Freeman. Mat ;hc a.
| ton and admtsions Of Justice Miller to-day Will
Mr.. FreemIn-Ics. reckon ua is tho last u e..
| We shall ran tic ears next Sunday, suppose. TIE
| people seem TO want II. and the Common Council
have passed resolution Icquc. tlns tac companies
10 run. But 1t looks very much "a Il roiitics were
nj tic bottom Of the whole thing. You can't do
You sec they're al after votes, and running lO re-
cara on sunday viii build up the beer gardens aud
tic the Du'cI.
whv, here year or two ago thcv began running
Their beer Wagons around tie streets ON sund1y-a
thing they never Tried 90 do before. Mayor Peadic
VS. asie to stop i; but lie wanted TO We elected
for snot Ter term, aad he VAS afraid De might lose
seine votes 1t lie iut,rilvcd, and 70 tho tim. was
lC.t % run along l0I some timc.
jest - with this Sunday horse car question. They
don't any of them dare - sly their souls their
own. II had been IN thnt council, | never uld
have voted ior SVuily els. | WOUlGt'. have care.
huw many VOTES Lost. IwCuI have stood there
and voted against IL, 1 HAD been IN alore. Gull.
rather have faI that tle Iccuid, to point tn
my CHI Grch. aad snow I,m their father was ~
honest man, than be elected p dozca tii0c'.
Il GcL care pny thing ulCE. q CIR running Gays
Sunday, II tie las says 90, Hut when tie cry
Council tres to ride oytra state law, s'y tLUt w.
got no hrsinoss TO DO II. It. 'on Wait ia tl,y',,
Repeated Tie state law. arI q p they nu the
cars they've unl to. B.t tCii yol t. AL votes
| They're Jl atcr - rM.n votes md Al! Ia votes, a.d
tAosa outside yoic5 are getting &c rule tie vi Ole
country. They're AFRAID 20 do what's r-ht aud
stltG up r law, because thu re t.r.1 tLCy Il 10
| votes. Il'f. mo o., and short of ~
| ~. Tfccman's oruiun IN brief, &C. ttat tICrc whC
oppose Sunday ears are li-ots, VIE t"osc non.
BcTs OF the CUui ell who scck to override STATE
| laN, arc political seekers iur votes.