, 1877-10-19


MIL he fxren!fd lar their benefit. as I',lit-
cal ,ltrI2u tits oayht to sc ",1o grna.' The
tn:'ira'ts for the Court iinusc arc 'Tacf ally all
IT, a tho ,Hney u "h'iv tr Tug eo.tra'nr, .rr
IN honest County Isoari would srcnti
I'll; money tua'eo!.,y' and The ,1'. E'xn Walker.
anl fraudulent Hills for extra. allowed md paid.
The Gnlsin combination Il nor working! t.potll
and nail, and his emis:aries arc 'ahorin9 IN
eTcry ward, nak!nE wtnMlesfni aud favIst' prom
isc6. The Idea Of further lnrrrassng the power
q the Ring by making Cotstn TREASURER Is at
lance, mil nhrlangcrous In the extreme.
Hour Of the hetter class Of flcmocratsaseu urging
The ,.afne u Clinton briggs ior County Treasurer.
They look UPON HIN ~ man who would give
tone to lie ticket. 4 TnrnrSE reporter saw
that grntle.ran, yesterday aiternoon,. but he
tween Mr.. briggs on The Democratic stlc,
aud =, II. 4tct,rca, IN tho Republican, the cn1,-
test woulh j" IN exceedingly Interesting onct
as both rcns1cmcn arc popular anil nt unsulicti
character anl reputation, ami either would
| make MI excellent officer II elected.
Tile ttlca OF putting Emil Itoeclsttcr. forward
Is Woskins,nens i snnah1atc & l9r &G'uin.ty c!:rE
e.efss5 r ss ,ar an 'fns e At 'qesses nqes
| Deputy. Sheriff., and he left tfe Repuhl'tgn
ind refused 10 .r1ve him o''ice. 70. sixteen
IN l.is old o:!1ctal ago he has thuwn hisn.elf
| petty politician ii the narsowest stamp. How
ever, ill tl1ls particular Ia Is III worse than
Lieu, whose pnllticas prtncipics pre founded IN
t!mse oi l!< :!IustHous aEecstnrs, who, when
so!aicrs Of fortune.. had for thelr ahlbt'olc!h,
"FaB d'aryent, tns tles auiss ssee."
The urrcnbu:kees nsc holennly sarlug they
County ID limitc'l % ic.s than I'D yotcs, llcnee
| their support cuts little figure.
The Communists atc dong rcry little. They
arc making arrangements fur meetings from
Il
lack Ut funds. laenc they create but little ttis.
Their candidates arc very untatffaceory even to
thctnae!ycs, Il. t1o natlv IT thcIn arc members
| Of their own Central Cosnnilttcc.
HEDGE JAMEs3H.
| An attempt was mule ii an editorial In the
Tunes Yesterday to injs,rc the chances 81 jntgs
Jameson fur denomination l,v itstnuating tllst
he was physically nnahie to DO the work At
tachc4 70 ths position. H. honesty yas . rot
wuul work Injury to suttora 4 reporter OF
THE TRIBUNE met prominent lawyer ycsscr-
day aIternoo1l,-a tnan whu las prartteed here
| f0r twenty years, and flas known Judge .fn.le~
son uur!ng Ills long service In the Superior
"iiow Is ~ said the reporter u the lawyer,
"nbuut this lnsfnuaton In the 1ih1ss that Judge
| Jutncson Ia unable u DO his work, mud there
fore somebody else silou1d be chosen to suceeed
hiulff
at is ono Ut those Cases." was the reply,
"whcre about half the truth lstold and that half
Is equal to an entire falsehood. EyeIybotly
cent see i,9 irorn sF the Bench. @ 1t MA may also bc
knowt,-1 suppoee It Is 10 lawycss-that le re-
turned to Ills laeors too soon, and his III! re-
coyery was delayed somewhat thereby. But ut
this moment he IL Us sound ann hearty a. cyer
hc was, and Just a, III for judicial position"
'tWhat was the object OF this editorial. thcnt"
ignorance. It may hare been written ty man
| hu Is never III the law courts. ur It tnny have
lwen Inspired by some enemy 1t tho Judges Or
somg y9unE lawyer who .,t las a.plFastons. @ ;,
', }ags s wo1 y tay rs'torca suppose be
"Ycs, and ahead Of the Other Judges. There
was ttme though laat year when that was not
so. Tl.r reason FIR II rns one ihc forrr OF
Condemnation law went lato forre-thc one
under whici, the ity condemns land for
street openings, ant one railroad condemns
d portion Of the right of way Of another road
all the rases arising under II IN this city were
sloyetl III on Judge Jameson. The field
was new one. Hc hal no decisions to help
him, either Ut out own Of VI other courts. uu
had to iuakc the precedcuis-io work ous a
Bystcm. lie did It, and 20 we'll ard thorough.
III that the supreme Court a!as nut ovcrtuEAct!
a1y Of Ills rulings. liz has blazei tho road. and
It u easy for othcrs to travel t!'cre n3M. 's Or
was laEo.ing oyeF 1t Ills docket got somewhat
behind. But whrn he had flushed thcse eutl-
detnnatio1t matters, and done i to the satt.fac'
tton Of all parties CONCERNED, - know The clty's
lawyers were very much plcmet,-hc began IN
Ills common Law cases, atsu rushed tl1tnl
through NJ ias! lint be Is month ahead Of any
other Judge. That sluws that hc can work
quickly. heard come Of hts decisions III those
condemnation easrs, md they showed a tnastcr5
Of thu facts, the law, u,ll ths arguments which
left nothing to be desired, Il seems to me i
wuull be foltv to throw overheard man of lii
knowledge an.l experience to pick up an TIL
known quant!ty."
AND Tnr COMMUNISTS, TOO.
4 few days urn EEbert Jamrsotl, one Of The
Colvin mtst9uas!cs, seat out priyate eircula'
to few select political friends aaking then, Il
attend "torlnl y party Enthvrt''g at JuIgt
forrestcr's uillec Yesterday AFTERNOON. Tue
wortl "soctnl" struck the average Democrat
! md a. a consequence the meeting was we'll ut
funded. They met lutte, and In tug grcatest be
wthlermcnt, for rs they assembled tho winding
stairs thcr were disappointed At not heurtng tht
glasses. Entering the Judge's room, they wer.
still further amazed, for tlleto was not ,tht
slgn Of anything "socal" in ths Bourbon
arrcptancr nf tho word. The table,
: Was nn.Alns purely "soc!al" 'n view. r. II
Smith, Col Clcary, Michael slulloy, Tom Brcts
, nau, Jim Mclla!c, Jim Ncdarry,. poolittle, Jr.
and tlozcn Or Horc OF the faithful wcre there
aLd blank WstnnisAnlcnt Was depleted In t!ltl
several evlintruat,ccs. The safc door was stand
: il,s mar and the Culonc! ycnturcd to reuu It,
hut there ~ns nothing there 0f n"socfal "osdcE
, aud US he whispered Ills discovery around
u melancholy gaooul settled ovrr the select. NJ
one see,aesl 10 kuuw the object Ut tho n!eetIui
L except Jauesun, aud he was puzzled to know
+ Just how to hycak the Ice and open tac excr
4 ciscs, and The .nost he could DO wae to star
= 1 auu he stirred at. In tile midst OF thu
confusion, however, sonlo 0ne discovered
!. tlle ,rcse,rc vi tue tycr-alert TRIBUNE report
!, II, aud ina,n.uch VI the meeting WAS to h
c strictly prtyatd thu exercises were commenced
+ by muytiag llts expulsion. The u,otiou some
= how failed 10 prevail. aud following th.a ca4nc
motion to adjourn, which was carried, 0lld th
: affair cau,e to ah uutftntlY end.
= AFTER THE AnlOunsMgHr
i. tho reporter inquired fntu the object of th4
= meeting, atl aseertaincd that IL ha.l becnc:lIcs
= to raise 1bout $t04 to purchase tho support Il
puny German paner for thc ilctnocfati, party
= THIS Arlxi!sr ID the nuine Of tho publ!ratio
q that had offered isatlf fur sale, "A si,cr
;. which has kccn printed nml recognized b
i tue COMMUNISTS d their organ IN this city. 1t
editor wna there, aul he was tue Individual vi.
T. did not want the rrportcr present, ,--slrsir1n4
l. very naturally, tAat tic sale should b. private
I, | LII. ial un,luIlucti In the fatlhfut iriYatsIY.