New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
vrw-JERSEY STATE TOPICS.
NV THE DEMOCRATS WERE SUCCESSFUL.
....rv Used IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oN
CHANGES TO BE MADE.


CHANGES TO BE MADE.
r.x,rov. Y. j., Nov. 9.-Ncw-Jersey was
,,,oan six DAYS before the election Three ,ho"s"
we're transferred from the Republican 10 'i'e
Wv .nrs by the Burchard speech ana Do''o0'
sra When the Democratic state committees ov" ''
NV, 80 mt 500 600 into Essex County aioho' y, NV"
sno'" q, 600 available from local sources IL may
to' 10 ' 49, was no lack OF funds anywhere Inc
'e ,,;uo counties were Hudson and Essex. o'nei
'sP e,ate aid little better for the Republican ea"so
W. l.. 1850 The majority In Essex was 100 -,
u .,,oate OF the County Committee ana Low w..
" ,he state Committee. HUDSON was -,
'h' % more than the Republicans anticipated anu Wy
hy 'VVV - than the Democrats reared
-'V 1T taciics were identical with those OF looo
~ -, ,o,,cut they raised large corruption iulu
- :, with effect, especially In HUDSON county ~
. u. pcnublicans only the generosity Oh PRIV
TO ,nterested personally In the result except 40 p a..
"", perublican. enabled them to man the po'iS "
Ni"u' - They were almost entirely without TO-
-. a, he critical moment In Essex uo e'
so"0' norA,cspped by unpopular Kepuonc"n
,o- sheriff and fierce contest Tor iocai o''s'
,,, tbe electors hundreds OF votes Inc res"'
~ d., county was most curious VI w ,
:" -. oqcers voted for the hepu'"0a -.
go the Congressman by 34a, 'no ooa
f'eu ' ~ porister by 1854. the Senator oy 80
0! 'oo' 49, sheriff by 1888, while the electors hau
liz II was goas-!
take the hndmost ,.nv
,posprcrIyF CHANGES TO BE MADE
r,. election OF Republican Legislature anu VI 'ou
a. ssven Congressman by hberal ih'Oo'i, -.
~, does not compensate. The Leglsia'uie W" 80
sta,e CONTROLLED State Treasurer sVt'e ii $50, Al,
cav st., r,.tices Commissioners OF Deeds anu d VI
80 80 the ioint railroad companies n '-,,,.,
rector u -. 80 90 ne made by the Governor including
pi.or 20 chief Justice Beasley, who Is n c'i ~
,rrconpointment Law judges are 10 NC .,,,r,on
, Common Pleas Courts OF Essex be'Fo' I,., :,
r,.s,er Morris and Salem; lay Judgo OF INC No',,'
"a meals n Commissioner OF the SINKING ! unu
I'd minor officials The Assembly IL hePuo" ~
M" NM q, ,hroc vcors and new officers are TO be
-, throughout For Speaker, George W jenkins oi
,,rr,s and f. A. Armstrong, OF Camden wiz I've 'no
,ro,niuent candidates. In the senate MI "''bs''
passaic Mr. schench, Of Middlesex, ana ME- ,oiso'oo
y, Morris have been mentioned as candidates io' i''
dent The old Senate officials VIII DO retained
,ho Increasing Club, whose term has expired ior
C,roler the incumbent Mayor L. j. Anderson Is men
,i,ed while for State Treasurer, eX-Shenn Johh D.
Toaev of Hudson County. is prominent cahoiu"'e'
CLEAN SWEEP OF FEDERAL OFFICIALS.
tho event Of Clcveands election, IT is forceohe
conclusion that there will be clean sweep OF hePu"''
raeral officials Mr. Curss remark as TO the munger d
the Democratic party applies with great force I"
,so, NeUIersey heconvction that theirpaiiy owes"
Great deal to NewJerscy fills the breast o. every nvn
Graf and the demands on the CeN'S 10 rs George
Wond he overw helmrC The friends OF Gen'la Mi Se
u Mcclellan have already announced lhat ne Mia
,,rged for appointment Cabinet Mlhls'ei' P'"''
seTe' cast about as many votes last Tues
day as they did in 1888 and lost more hleuu' VIA" W
c.usc has gained for twenty years. -. -
The onnion Of Judge Dixon in the supreme N"I h l
holding the onstiiuuonaly oil tne nc. ln V "s viii
i-s,ure last winter IN reference 10 % r INN, IN ne
enable the Elizabeth authorities 10 taNe 'no' l -,
goang win bondeSdeg o An ' tox ornance pending
~, settlement which is apparently as far on q" ol =.
singer sewing Machine Company having roi"Seu "
accept any OF the compromises offered
TIE MONMOUTH BATTLE MONUMENT
Tho unwilling Of the Monmouth Battle Monument ~
Freehold ON Thursday will bring together "'7''n
ruishcd company The orations by At'oIhc! "'U'i''
stooton and Governor Parker will be promlheh'
feature but the procession Will most uehEn' INC nun
tuac expcctcd Four regiments Of the National "uaiI
under command Of General seweli VIII paruCapavo, go
the officers are expected ana me ic1 me
members OF the Cabinet Is p.onl'7"o ato mr.
Monument Commission expects TO maze ~ 1c aI
raneements next 'PIns wn r Trans daily from Long
Branch and along the shore TO fTfrnch and couDrry
someIody has brought mind the fact that one hun
dIcd years ago this month the seat OF Naohai @ %
,,sUt was AZ Trenton yellow fever having driven inc
officials from Philadelphia for time
A WOMAN WHO VOTED FOR JEFFERSON
Mrs Catherine Craft Of Lambertvie Hunterdon Coun-
~ celebrated her ninetyeighth birthday reoehly' NV"
amongoth interesting "reminiscences recalled te lac'
that she had voted for Jefferson for President Uha-
ried women possessed the right OF surarse IN New"
jersey but there property qualification MalI r
women were not allowed 10 oGe Uh The history
~ an ee i'm NewJersey is Of great interest The SUP
iect won Secretary Frenghuysen his first prominence
ibe Tinted states Senate II in debate hftcen
wears ago and Reverdy Johnson made request that
Mr Frelnghuysen 81 Oud describe the experiences OF
New-Jersey He was familiar with the subject ana
smoke with an accuracy and vgOr that Immediately won
him position as one the debaters OF the senate MT
Tremghuysen voted Tuesday afternoon at me FIRST
Ward polls In Newark for the Republican Candidates IN
Guiding r. W. Parker, son OF Courtlandt ParRer, VIC
cassmate at Rutgers Of Mr. Frelnghuysen Associate
Justice Bradley also clsssmate did not VOTE bul M
CON was at work the polls IN the same ward part Oh
the day ,,..., " p,oor,
DR. Abraham Coles and ex-Mayor Frederick W. Keord:
OF Newark are authors OF recently puDsheo "orhS VI
poetry.