The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-24
NEW JERSEY IN THE SENATE
RO8ESONS MEN STR4INTNG ETERY
NERVE AGAINST MPHERSON.
Eleven TO Ten In the senate md Thirty TO
Thirty In the Uouse-A Majority OF One
Joint Ballot To-Day, ifno Vote IL Changed.

Thirty In the Uouse-A Majority OF One on
Joint Ballot To-Day, ifno Vote IL Changed.
TRENTON, Jan. 23.-The Senate this morn
ing voted for United States Senator. with the
following result: John II. Mcpherson (Dcm.l,
II Frederick T. Frclinghuyscn CRep), TO- In
tho House n vote was taken, with the following
result: John II. Mcpherson. 80; Frederick II
Frclinghuyscn. 80. As Mr. Mcpherson has not
majority in each House. the two Houses will
have TO ballot in Joint session tomorrow. II
to-day's vote remains unchanged, Mr.. McPhcr
son will then have Il majority Of one.
The air is tonight thick with rumors OF
trouble. Tho majority Of ono vote only in the
Joint meeting tomorrow that is TO confirm the
election OF John II. McPherson az United
States Senator. makes the Democrats naturally
suspicious and watchful. Ono rumor is that
wealthy brewer in the Assembly has noticed
that certain crooked matters in his business arc
known to tho Internal Revenue Collector Of the
district and that it VIII be to his interest 10
vote with the Republicans. Another Assembly,
man. whose absence from the Democratic eau
Gus delayed the organization last week. is also
his credentials had not arrived. and that he wns
waiting for them, fearing that objection might
be made to swearing him IN on that ground 1t
Is said that b. tn gentlemen huvo been mHdc the
subject Of nT'etionate slhcitude since these
things Doe came known, and that another m"m-
brother to one OF thom until noon tomorrow.
Another rumor IL that from two to four "
! those who voted for Green Will refuse TO
vote for VI M'Phors0n, and allogc high moral
grounds therefor This H. probably nothing
! more thqn soarerow. ,ne.auso every ono
| cf thirty Democrats ln the House andtho eleven
| in the Senuls r.. Drded his vote in open session
to-day for MCPHERSON, Thcy win therefore
| have little moral llounds to stand on upon the
But il is certain the Robson mon are strain
| Ing every nerve t. make "a CAPTIVE tonight. Tho
| yl
| preached are known To- the Democralr leaders,
| and they ar' under survrill0n'". 1t lS Siiid
| inat the leaders have been informed from Nnw
| York that i'ty thousand dollars wus s"ui rom
| thcrc to bc rlarcd. 1t is a remark luia
! coincidence that m afternoon newspaper hNro
| has an article to-day announcing that kor'son
has 'ome through the inNc-tlg'ilon cru, u,lhe
on the Democrats. Tho Roh"son men have SUI.
| ccrdcd in getting another caucus called
| for tomorrow morning at hIno in ih'
| huNsnn's But they will find from half a dlz n
tO u do1 n Il 'puhliean- who. II his name j. pro-
santed. Will not igw tho khee t.? tho Baal of tl.e
! caucus, II is sail that the Rob son men ha,e
Hurcl "a promise from some % the lead H. O. lt
| A now .au .us nomination Will h' made in favor
lrft.t .,uta. Others OF the leaders say fllt Mr.
! l-rrlin.iuys n having been nominated aud
| hHfng unwilling to accept an election hy any
81 % means, the pnriy cannot anord To- let any
| br.y clse do IT, In the mean 'm' there Is
| In the moan time tl" Phelps mon are no loss
! nct than the lQleHYn men. The rrinuhtahlN
! hr wiil % lkr the place hut fNr VI tluer-Nu D.!
! O.. r." ir lay ds,H ton auon- Oh" 1re'n nlrn.
The Hon. john Eod"rie id'r-nn WAS t'rn
| i'm l~i ia lN In.,-tnu county. y. o.. and W4-
cult. .ut"t az th. tru"- .i A fli iiy liH tu .lN.H
| lu farming and -t,rN raising uull lI- tN MY
nah SCAR. making % careful study II the var qua
pu stYn- involve" in tlv iillr In-, triu- lllltl-
| SON. health. comfort. freedom from pam. AMI
sauLltsilnl: OF ill in Of iorl-fir1 Ia. ns an-
| iiil=. He then removed 10 Hudson cry. and
wiz proprietor Of tho stock yards in tnat city,
| constituted by him in 1854. He also designed
and constru tsd the buildings used 10y
! tho Central Transit Stock Yard Company
| At IIar, mus Cove. This great establishment,
| known ~ the j Drsry tny ahattoir. the most per-
| feet and successful establishment of its KIND.
covnrs twenty two nrr'-. ani ls buit entirely on
/ piles. more than fifteen thousand having been
/ used. the entire nret lr'lng washed daily hy the
| .lh AMI flow OF the tiir. h" is asp i.-i r.
| con-tru tor. nm! ono ci the Iropilinr9 ot tho
IT.. * yurl- uiM htsttl.r 40 " n lilla1 'llhil.
nni a-n tic lo--n ~ all ~" -t1 D., vNr i- nfl fl'
Irio Railway at Buffalo. Port Deposit, Onk {, f.
/ ui ( other points. amt ls the inventor u "a nov
/ e.. .ar !Jr feeding AMI watering cattle WILL
| lu trans T.
In i,'.i he WIS orot.~l IN Alderman " Hudson
/ { So. and was President ni fno board for tDur
/ yr4rs. IT, wis clet q sat. = nHtor .ni llul-
-.u county. serving lu l.t-.r .ra..n- 80 is7l 3.
/ &c., took firm stand against tine 'amG nni
.Ullt l.4UNay II. o. 'lf1. f. tfl Il N.- ilH iiIs
/ Halfway law w's lll-..ii ui IN. .I NulI-. tlH
/ .t.fut.s of N.W Jrr- g. Dir. l'l.r-ln Is a
Democrat OF prun0un 'r.i hu, i4i raj ,lcNs.