New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-08
THE NEW-JERsEY GOVERN0RSHIP.

NOTES on POSSIBLE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
JUDGE PARKER AGAIN WILLING.
[FRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBuSEi
TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 1.-THE Democratic
organ Of Monmouth County this week contains smear
OF paragraphs the purpose that Judge Parker uas
declined II IL true-but he owes allegiance 10 ns parry
and the Conventions duty is to nominate HIM. Ihn
indicates to kno wing that the Judge now wantsto
run They insnuae that he has probably collected these
naracraphs him SELF in the that delegates VIII under
s,aud that he ha, not declined IN earnest ms scheme
has worked before, but Democrats are WILING 10 axe
Mr. Parker at his word. The fact ia no one wants Nun
Messrs Kelsey aud Little willing % see MN maie
the nominee not OF any regard for him, buta
order to confound councils OF certain other people,
lust as they helped elect John r. Mcpherson 10 tho
senate last winter in order to defea man whom tne!
hated more cordially.
The Hon. BENJAMIN Franklin Lee would not resign inc
most lucrative Office IN the state To DE- mace Go'ernO
Nevertheless he feels happy when he sees Ills name III
the newspapers, for Ia would be pleased TO run ne1s
time after absorbing fees for lull term. Anu tA'u"
may be that he instructed by certain corporate inter-
eats to gather few south Jersey delegates III 'uef
to deliver tuem at last TO Leon Albeit Wac knows
The Hon Jonn p Stockton thinks he would not iun
and vet ne is inclined 10 hope tna the Convention WI"
tender him tho nomination. lie would IKE 10 nN"ou'
for certain what would do with H. The oeSt julo''
think he would accept
Governor Ludlow seems TO desire the hoinln'''"
Leon Albeit Perhaps Mr. Albeit has promised 10 ln"A'
him CheI.Juslicc. But tnen Mt Lualo" h'uS Soo
nro ui.es himself before lie elected, ana he kio"s
that Governors are not always TO be trusted
Senator Cochran is persuaded that he Is Tue eoni's
man shrewder politicians using him 10 hi'e 'ou0
votes In the IVth Congressional District WINS
vond naturally go 10 Albright and transfer them 70 sHs
lion Leon ALBEIT last. Mr. COcIitn mas III
chance although the Ceyelands ICON Dohotan a.
oher satcsluen OF that caiIbre seem 20 ii'Vr MN
oI,y lie would not be strong caauluate. stV"'
m,ioritv of the voters of the state never ho" "a
on1 a, J.rscyman's prize ia wounded "heh nc y
10 INQUIRE lo fellow Is VINO wants 10 DC Iii
Aud linen the nnurI VINO do Know Bin "Ol ~ -
less Iikely 10 support MIN than tue naJOry VAC h,
Leon ALBEIT could maze the nOBlluatiohl Nv ,,srs
for n with will But he had 1t IN nls grasp lnrev Ina
ago afer a desperate struggle ana theh "H" ., ni
CIryeauds and sJae others adNised nun " - =,
MIR AhDett mceky retired. Perhaps ne tnnNs VI ~, a."
Illuminated history Ol his .carcer, II pioI'ueu ~
n.i,y,, ,Iocunc this fall, would eject Min Ill, m,
Tbe Hon A. A. Harienbcrgh declares that ne VIZ i ia
On no be will not-accopt the DumhatlOh oA' al
son. no /. eager to this same nolnlnl. loh
IN nm, ON "A silver tray. Mr.. HardenOergh mas Ia @
on,inb,, qualities but the Democrats 90 no h,nI
LINED THIS year 10 force the NOMINATION gu .'nSs
siafes,neu Aud then ~ HardenDerghs pes' "'
kuow wDy he should Rot ruO. hon, mi.
me Hon Andrew Albright will know more ABOUT P
ties uext Thursday evening thad he ever A he" -
lie will be surprised at the amount o. Els .ao
boweyer and he VIII never understand preeisei' NV
an happened aud nat IL was that MT hih