New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
~rWJERSEY STATE TOPICS.
:, ,pp,reNMENr OF DEMOCRATIC RULE.

An ARRAIGNMENT OF DtMoohAiiO N0A'''
-s,-,rs SHOWN BY CAREFUL cANVAss-FEOlIs
RoTTiNG ~ ORCHARDS.
,rcrt .p CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE J
pTnrxroS. Oct. 1.-THE Newark city elee-
an q,es,lav will be the first test of the pohtcs s'
, IN New-Jersey. The only contest l. tor Aueiion
nAe., commissioners Last January the Democrats
,.toi exclusive control OF the city government ANU
,oo things 70 suit themselves since lhey nave
h" ,.cedincs 10 increase the city debt half mill
W. - have exceeded their appropriations they nave
W., .harsed with corruption IN making gas cohlia''
- ,-.estion Of the companies interested; the! nave
,oI moor and subordinate officials
s,onth.s wages each to secure c"'nP'isN
h M ,hcv have dismissed competent men
lu'" , noi,ical heelers " in their places; they
.rsde exaggerated charges against former oihcials
M, ouarrelled among themselves, and they nave
.,,l the man whom they elected Mayor. Inc people
h,o,in o long for Republican rule a. the Only way
70 ,,,rinr a change. Of the fifteen Aldermen 10 be
-, tbe Repuhlicans confidently expect tn elect seven
r,,b ,,ld give them a clear majority I'm the Common
III II they elect more than that number, the VIC
am Indicate beyond doubt that the tide Is setting
.,,crel, in favor of the Republican party.
,xn,r,tloNs OF DEMOCRATIC DlsAFFECTioN.
h,,re canvass ~ one district in East Orange last
81 showed enough Democrats who would vote the
,,tii.,p ticket IN November to ountethalanoe the
,nJsrsnieut Republican vote of the township
-, t,s toen the centre of dsshcctiun IN
,,,,, conrty Aran,ass of Montclat has shown s,nl
Ia, rsnlts The principal srcahtl et West Vtahse we
~ t,,rtin. unu ,Vrhina last week wna man whu
t st md t,n tnnhs "a ah pssurin's n4mnrtnt ahu nav
sesn enough to- mahr him rtnhli,an 90, t' A., re-, !" n l
~ tnnnr,ticnt sr"ke int "a, h"" Mhen = l'.'s'i'
hrm'%, % man and tearing trouble, shonled put htn
eni' The peRocnl held his place anu Nh'n ,hH @ %
v a, Nnu sir that game here a Democrat, sure to
ie ior cleveland, bnt shall leave here hrpmh.oan
i'p lined ist the audience was not satisfied win
oWr cheer over that speech
pno.prCIs IN THE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
congressman Kean's denomination IN the llid District
wholly matter Of course, hut II was none the less
nthp.i,sticay made, and the satisfaction OF the ds
, with his service. in Congress is pronounced The
,,,cr,t. are in a bad way there. They nominated MI
N.bou Of Union County, then changed their votes ana
named Judge Green and when he said that there was a
eoud ON the title and that he could not accept sum
noned the same delegates to reassembe, although ne"
prmare, were generally demanded II is probable thai
t.. 'sr,.er viii bc nominated again. but Mr.. Mahon Will
mn against him in case, and MI kean "
~ district is Democratic the people there appreciate
good thing when they have IT, and Will stand Dy MT
The revolt against ex Senator Pdcock the Democratic
uonnee In the WITH Congressional District grows more
portentous daily his character and legislative Tecou
become better known. In the With District, Essex
county the Democrats have not yet nominated lhe1r M
chosen II he induced 10 serve. hut he Is lar rom
well has had lonesome time III Washington %heIe no
one thought il worth while 10 consult him. ana mas an
opponent in Mr. Lehback whose personal popularity Is
tower OF strength and whose active cdiHPd5u "He"'
shows brilliant results
cRITICIsING THEIR STATE COMMITTEE.
The Democratic State Committee gives satisfaction TO
Republican observers and arouses no little crltl-
c.m among Democrats. Chairman Blodgett
whose political experience in Ocean County
was neither remarkable nor extensive, Is
incapable Of handling the party Of the state ana loea
leaders pay no attention TO ms suegstns nrats ;I
~ xrbo GaNei
ssO by spending $4,000 OF his own money anu raising
nearly much more IN the iast lortnign, Dr ,h n &
mtiee folmed against his interests Governor Aptete
speaks seldom and in half hearted way whtn en- NJ & IoTS IN
New-Jersey Will be through ths energy OF ocu eauerS
legislative nominations are being made almost daily
A.emblyman jenkins was renomlnsted Tor athiIu IeT m
IN Morris County on saturday: Inc Aeio$ ,ence ~t %
Alcott' Of Burlington: Mr. Fish. of Essex
Will elect a state Contyoer and state treasurer WIN WIN
vote Tor a successor United states senator SeNe4A
FARMERS COMPLAINING OF PRICES.
The farmers year draws TO close with a balance
against the producer as a rule The supply has been out
of aproportion to the demand prices have never
heen lower Two years ago potatoes worth dollar
a abushel to-day they sell at dollar barrel WITHIN
ten mics of New York apples lie rottng on the ground
because thev cannot be sold for than 30 cents "a
h,,T,I cranes arr, almost as plentiful. while with the
enormous crops OF cereals in the few Jersey farm
cIs will attempt sell their wheat, rye or oats TINS
ian The consumer does not get his fair share
of this plenty, because the commission
low rates They toll from both sides and are loved
a. little by the farmer ~ the potato pne tn ook tls
resource OF the farmer times of gut and TINS year
they have done an enormous uu'il, M ,,o IN l' ~ ~, ,,s
vl, single week, put mp IOooo cans oi ,nlatUo @ %
ana about 10000 the week following Cne hundred ana
foi hyc persons employed IN TINS factory WHICH Is
snly one of a great number IN the state