New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-08
NEW-JERSEY STATE TOPICS.
A pRlGnr REprnLIcAN OUTLOOK.
rN1uCsnsN ~ rHr SOUTHERN COUNrlEs-PIER
InnILl Ann An mn nEMncnAIa

| TNtuustAsN ~ THr SOUTHERN COUNriEs-P1ERRE
GoRIttARp AND 1nE DEMOCRATS
| trRoN rHE RrGrthR COMMENCEMENT or rnE rRtnrSr
TRENTON, Sept. THE Republican State
Committee occupies tho rooms at raylos Hotel Jrnoy
Ciiy. uHcd IN 1850 hv tho Democrats Tho Democratic
Cnmmliic has taken the old Republican headquarters
IN re- arr prospects ~ suiar reversal ~ maluHca IN
November The ndyircs received by the Republicans
during tho pnsl wook have hocn encouraging though
they indicate noccaat, for great det of work Tho
opor from the sou hrrn part of tho eiao Tor instance,
show thn the Rep blcanH ihofo full OF energy
ever nnd have FROM the nm boon more than aatiahod
win the plrly's candidates but there u also
neet for some missionary work The farmers have been
Hooded with ireo trade newspapers aud documents Tor
three years. and they have not received good prices ior
their products wnilo labor IL high. Tho faint Of the
fecrlde mlacy has effected some of them. In ono of
two districts tho growth Of this sentiment received
nstautancOu, check by reduction In Tho trn which
closed some shops and DESTROYED profitable market
and the farmers keen enough to tlat this Is only
example OF what may follow other reductions school
district meetings are. however being organized I'm tho
hern portion OF the state for tho ca consideration
OF this tariff matter
REPUBLICAN GATHERING AT MORRIsTOwN.
The inspiring convention Of the With Congre .sional
District Republicans Mt Morr,town Tuesday tue
event Of the week The beautiful little city looked
more charming, ard stirred with earn
est feeling Congressman Pie pss remarks in the after
on could hardly be- called q speech II the talk Of
Republican leader u hi' friends and cowOrkers and
was enjoyed the more on that account The evening
meetings were great demonstrations. Emery
A. storrs, Ex-Governor Hoyt aud General
Beaver of Pennsylvania. with Mr. Phelps. addressed
the indoor and outdoor meetings. and though the heat
was almost sufocaIng the physical discomfort not
needed
THE CONTEST IN THE ESSEX DISTRICT.
The declinaton OF George A. Hasey in the Essex DIS.
init rho
say. The result be better than would
been had tue convention made her selection
Immediately after Mr.. Ha.sey's refusal TO serve There
has been time Tor careful consideration and it Will be
profit able. The convention meets Wednesday
| afternoon. Among the names men ned Is that of Mr..
william Clark, the great thread mauuac uror, who
| Is expected home fr Europe tomorrow. The
candidacy Of Mr. John d. Cutter silk Manufacturer
VIII be urged By he Orange delegates and the of
Colonel +. l. JOY Mr.. Tn mas T. Kinney of ThcNcUdk
AdrGtscr. Frederick inghuysen. eA-Aldermau The
breath, Alderman Franklin MURPHY and Others been
60 sdered Certain indie lt0ns, however, point strong
| y TO tie nomination Of Assemoyman Hermann LEM
bach H. is Of German descent but a thorough Ameri-
can; cl arheadcd vigorously independent ia p rsonI
opinions, equally vigorous In supi ont Of Republican pn-
cipes and ma excellent record In the last Lcgi-
ture. The campaign IN Essex Is somewhat involved by
the few impor ant local offices to be hllcd general
election,
| Democrats AFTER PIERRE LoRILLARD.
The Democrats IN the Hi District have made up their
minds that Pierre Loiiuard ought 20 be resident OF
NewJersey II he IS not and that OF the money he
spends for the benefit " the American turf might be more
aI'antd4cous.y Used In PROF ashng Democratic votes.
committee called at bis Jersey CITY factory last Friday,
but failed TO fnt him there and IS suspected that lie
OWNED the purpose OF their visit and Ia, ANONYMOUSLY
fled to some secluded spot 1t let out by Democrat
that the shrewd Id District managers had strong hopes
Of convincing Mr. LOr.Aard that il necessary Tor
him to that nothing but big check would excuse
him.
RETURNING FROM THEIR VACATIONS.
The opening ot the schools brought the people lhome
from the seaside ind country by the thousands The
railroad men say the season, whole has been slow
one Most Of the hotels to keep open until the nrs
OF October scAooeys Mountain has many guests, and
will keep open house until the astis gone The Della
ware Water Gap has had very successful fall season
for several years and the place Is indeed charm
| ing as the autumn tnts have begun to show.
The Butler men will hold State Convention at Newark
on Thursday They await this conference before dccid-
same active measures. The greater number OF the dis
satisfied Democrats prefer ~ make their effective
! by supporting Blaine.
TIE MISTAKE or AGRICULTURIsTs.
Tho managers OF the New-JeIscy state Agricultural
Society have gone a step FAR IN announcing General
Butler the orator Of the annual gathering rhey are
energetic IN getting attractions tua WIZ bring the crowd,
but when 10 comes O. asking General Butler 10 talk as
culture 10 NewJersey farmers, there is disposition to
| quarrel with their taste.
The state Federation OF Trade and Labor Unions las
calcda state Labor Congress 10 meet on Oct0hcr6 in
Newark. The Democratic managers already figuring
gatherings who years ago hy card issued Just
before election. succeeded in doing the Repub leans
cratic control and mia objects pretty thoroughly IN
! dcIstoOd by the real leaders Of labor