New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
NEW.JERsEY STATE TOPICS.
aMALL INFLUENCE OF BoLrERa.


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TRENTON, July 27.-fhe proceedings ot the
Rollers Conference Ia NcW-York were watched "lth
languld interest ia heW-Jersey. The jersey men VINO
participated are Well-known tn certain way aud
there is sincere doubt 20 whether their influence
anefts otter votes In the OF some 10 has been
questioned they control themselves. The most
notable person Dr. william Hayes ward who does
not expect vote all at the next election a. ne Is
going abroad His opposition 10 The Republican ticket
dates from the declaration against by the Inhep'h-
dent newspaper on which he has been employed His
influence in Newark h nothing. Daniel Drake smith,
the persistent Jerseyman in the conference has
devoted long life % boiling with inslgnncaEt results
The Others named are men without prominence and
~ them without votes in New-Jersey For every
Of them. dozen Influential Democrats VINO will not
support Clevelaad are known That tie Democratic
leaders have keen appreciation Of this is shown by the
arguments they advance ia their speeches ana their
newspapers throughout the state. They beg democrats
remain faithful. and insist that Cleveland Is pretty
good Democrat after all. Tho election Of Rufus Bod
get az chairman Of the Democratic state Committee Is
generally criticised, and 1t has weakened the party.
SECRETARY FRELINGHUYsEN's SUMNER HOME.
Secretary FreunShny-en is expected at his country
house on the Rartn River County early this
week His privare secretary will accompany him, and
the Will continue in the CID Revolution
airy which has been in the secretays family these
hundred years. Mr. Frenghuysen's farm OF 300 acres
includes some OF the best land in this garden county
and is managed with profit Part OF tie old house was
in use during Revolution hospital for the Ainer-
can troop Most of the Secretays life has been passed
in Newark. where his house. fronting Military PARK
is one the peasanpst He studied With nis uncle OF
Cay and Frelugnuy-en fame. bis father dying yoanr
The father Vas OF more original talent ,han TIE
uncle was Surrogate of Somerset County when only
bow and very successul lawyer for young. Mr.
Freushuyscn's three sons are IN active business and
sicre.qfuL The eldest Is lawyer in Newark; the
second practices in NewY York and lives in Newark
where he married Miss Balan.ne and the third Iheo-
dore Is in the wholesale coal business IN Providence
r. T. and IS soon marry the heiress OF the Coates
property Jhrenc t1n'e)
THE NATIONAL GUARD FSCAMPMENr AT SEA GRIT.
TIE eucot ueut OF the second Bii gade 20 Sea Grit
l,u,lt 4 2g viii prove decided attraction 20 that
g..-en. place. as well as spring Lake. brehr ana Wan
as4uau ln tue Immediate neiEhuorhood The place is
briny with the and peasaoter spot colid NOT ne
found United states senator ScWel commands lh'
bri-ao ands thc most thorough soldier IN the National
Guard OF New-Jcrsc5. H. even carries some OF hi7
military way. into private &c., and while be loses some
admirers ON that account De- gains others. me -ie NJ
the camp s fhc Old commodore STOCKTON IaIin 'l'
uIuch Summer gayety thirty years AGO re ln"1 t
4. Dart OBJ one off TIE hotels. and most f not ~ oI l'
farm ha- ue.u -o,d Attorney General Nir NIoh me-
Visits tl' r.I.e. Mona yuan. near n.y. .H.I man.
.,a ta- with it- captain and crew. 'nd one may see
tle.r wives training their eve i- 'iy A.'''''' ,f
7r,u is Old captain Brown for years emp.orrd oy me
coast Nrr.tug Company. ami I i- 4'''llil'"' P'1'i
Ie-n t1 listen 10 bis stories nf wreck ana rescue.
CANDIDAra- FOR CoNGRFss.
DR. rh,tro ox-Assruhirm9r Murphy, Speaker
-..nev aul possibly. George ". Patterson "lll h' ue
candidates AGAINST President Little of the Ne"-jef''l
Central raIrpad for the Demo rattle nomination i'r
F.ff HIHII
of tho c1muai-n isa suggestion t'mt neither n,hl..
Irrkr smith. hu'tug H-pn1i in. N'r -,'.'l hiil
rhonn- itnn Irish Democrat .l"u p" m A.'i l
mention is ,t.N,iou4 -ouus4n Nr smith Tine 'i''-
rba ,an.u ,tiou fur Congress tn Hs-,v county VII
probably zoo 200 HON peor-e ii'is'' n.' D., T., l-'
r absolutely 1h" n''l OFF % 7i'n- ''"iiH''' '''' '-
rn.d rbortho tton t,hn mn oiiovms. uat o.
Governor rarl nNl thni m ''. .lFf"r f"l.l ' l ~,
,i. ,usaiu. sulu tii.r ht1 tn1 Dog 't In l,p!.I '
fi.r, Hi,i ,.,Yuut a'aiIf t hn lh' ifil' 'i H"'-'
/ Iuau 5000 nla Thoroughly Ae7.t'"i
49, ArrtAt tuu urNutt "eAhf hril'a,
The W,sain-un is,tl uaftrfs Aasu,intun OF Norris
to has issued au appeal Goo such families ih Morris
4nd ,,uuf counties mHI have Do th'lt t''s''''"
objects ct Revolutionary of ante Revolutionary INTEREST,"
81 F,.ur or eutr,r them a. us for safe hhnping 10 en-
rr onr airrtr valuable collection and 10 interest hni
Oh. l-hi i"'uI" h'' nd 5r .1ua use or
ornament. uli documents cor lrtirf' uI Nh-"li-t'" %"
M. GENERALS indeed auI tEur curuua and interesting OF
Revolutionary date all Doe Thankfully ''''''u
LARGE smPMEN 5 uF POWDER.
Two powl.r ,ompane. at McCa.u,yi.e, ON ihf -uc'a-
srrul Plains os Morris County have sent l-o'"uo
mounds OF powder o market within week recently
The Government works not far from these ERE rapidly
approaching completion with the all OF liberal apnr'-
priaton voted 1T the last session Of congress LIE
works the most extensive scale.
HENRY C. PEDDEKs POVERTY
When Henry c. PeIlers properly Went into the hands
os Arnold Constable IL Co. the peou, of Orange held
their breath 1t Wa serious nl, ortune % some oI inc
local tradesmeu. although In private MI PcIIer A'e1
ouI.tlv enough. The ruin complete, and when Ae
left his beautiful home he had not even the money 10 pay
I. servants. am poor the poorest Oh !Oh' Ae
SAID 20 tLrm. -. .... ,.- .-., IA.
Tho merit. OBJ otherwise OF the salvation ARMY are as
c-i Mn much 81 cor u Monmouth and Ocean ounleS
where the Armv's detachment mas been con"ucIh-
stirring aud successful IL Tie clti-- men are
divided iu their %. I HI0us a- % iA- work
The comfy ONcl~err- uahlnE UP Lhe Naidi'''N'
and rates Throughout the state The valuations are ~"
almost without exception $500,
rreseut an unsightly appearance IN many locaAucs.
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