New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-18
NEw.JERsEY STATE TOPICS
A GLANCE OVER THE POLITICAL FIELD.

| CAUSES ron REPUBLICAN, sAtisfAetioN-aoop
| eaops=fAxAfios=fH AND MiseHbhA-
| Nteus ..,s
| ffBaa fHs REGULAR CORRESPONDENT ~ rms fhi"''''l
TRENTON, Aug, 1.-THE first New'IctHry
censFe ssanai nomination ~ The campaign 'hs' =" 's
Mr. fresloA by The Democrats of ihe N'h h''"''
| oauragng 10 the Republicans ~ notorious ''' :,
| nut up as a nne-pin only % he knsetrh "o""' "' "
suiiees TO show the temper OF tho hew-Jerses
Tbe Kenublioan meeting In Newark last Weeh was sur
| prsng 10 the most saneune for hepnpho"h "oon"s'
during several Presidential campaigns nave NOT poeh
| successful in that CITY, Alter iuosu''s "''
| ing the Newark Republicans staked about
| in an exalted mood and the last Vestge
of the kicking element seems to have disappeared Es
sex is most important county in any calculation con-
corning NewJersey and there Is much anxiety TINS year
becau, the local ticket there will be long one cu
ing Congressman, State Senator Sheriff, Register OF
Deeds and surrogate There viii &c struggle Tor the
Offices and trouble might arise nom poor nominations
This possibility Is and the party will be lore
armed The nomination for Congress will prohaoY got
ex Congressman George A. Hssey, If he will take It, not
| because he wants it, but because his election wouiu
| bp certain and strengthen the neral ticket much
The nomination of DIR. Thomas @. Chattle for state
Senator by the Prohbitionists of Monmouth County
fun for the Republicans iu that section DE- Ch''
tie has in Assembly two years and Is Deho
crat In everything but prohibition. Possessed OF thS
strength land weakness) his candidacy complexities inc
from hat marty and few from the Republican, who dis
like his stringent craftsmanship H' friends want TO get
him the Democratic nomination WELL but they are hot
| likely 10 succeed, with II. s. Little ana e1Speiker
stoney in the field. The republicans will Keep quiet
unt the oppo romnati are made and then do
the sensible thing whatever IL may BE- Ihore
il general and hearty desire TO see Senator Apphgae
returned and II IT can be brought about the result
would be gratifying to hundreds far beyond the county
lines of Monmouth.
| SOUTH JERSEY AS AN EXAMPLE
| South Jersey ia &c ting in its watermelon crop ana
does not worry about politics present The leaders
are calm ana of the result and they nave founn
nothing but satisfaction in the ranks IL would teach
the NewYork political dudes thing or TWO 10 tako
trip through South Jersey and digest the feeling there
CONCERNING the nomi nat OF Blaine II was not merely
satIsactoryi it was the qualification of wish that has
been paramount to any political desire for twelve years
In 1876 they said Please God we will have him as o"r
candidate in 1880" and In 1850. In all their Satisfaction
with Garfield they remembered th'ir mrs love ana "cIe
solid for Blaine" tour year' later. AT lastI NJ
last was the cry I'm June and the thankfuness came
| from the bottom Of the 7 hearts
Congressman Brewer of The I'D District, may nave 10
take denomination IN spite OF hls determination to re-
| tire The feeling Va: he has been remarkably sue
ccssful representative Is universal
| THE DEMoCRArIC CONVENTION.
The Democratic state Convention t. nominate nm cleo
tora TICKET will me t here Wedncsda, Ex-Governor
Mcclellan and OK Governor Ludlow have been m'hohon
candidates FOR senat uil Electors ana there may De
4omc little contest, hu the convention VIII prohnDy De
dun There * cn husasm Or Cleveland ~ the lmlN
and inc Leaders ARE anXious app1t"n IS Ia aon-e
any. Ex--peiker nda ~ billed ~ the orator Ion lhc
convent H. ard expected 10 ~ IKE " one ol inc rdc
cnor of ms ME" IN a. Mt cmp to explain the D,no-
cratic AT tude ON the tnrl quc'ton ., ,,o. ,o,.o
Seer, tiry Itcli ghIyscn has returned 10 NcW-JcIsrn'
Is TAX such ret as h cutie, VIII rn l id
secretary accompiui him AVID he finds en- mcnt ior
full half of Ikng day IN spit OF the xaca on
season. The dctcfmnati0n of the Cabinet Once 10
take part In none Of tho great meetings seems iX"d bu
ms may M prevent Mr. FIc1nqluys from appc ring
! at a M etug IN E.wark, HE nome some Time nen the
! more iayUrtc WITH Ncw-lciscy audiences
THE CROPS sAusrACrO ~
The crop4 have turned ont well - CIV ~ part o. tho
| state tbs year Tie ma kct gardens OF Monmouth
count, arc shipping immcus' quantities ~ vcgctnh 90
and IA. fruit arms promise we'll There ha' been con
aidcuul improvement In fact tics f'r transportation
which Ia for The advantage Of both producer otd con
~ eas r., ploalop IN IN rounsylyapii Railroad pcro
t.a foc. Go ocrti ish.ius question upon tlr -,
es9 81 %" Is' p 81" ct ,ca, =" r,dieai i"r P,a
thht rof ,rh 80 eat VI lh ia in ".'nt 90 W ,"p
| .iilui Il would lu,c h.,u ~ atc'. a nag To- ia,
CIV tu. Ma, lisa ~ moc'nl ons OF tue ,''.n, "'
po uos, ftuu school t,trh't aud h' Adod ana eco"
| ,tttd 90 un astonishing d' $40"
INTERPRETATIONS ~ htw-odfAN7'
| Gly.mor Abbct's conference with he business men
and manufactures u the STATE 10 consider the question
o proper II e display at tn NcwOrlcm4 Exp"s lion
T. anew thmgn New Jersey, bu' has bc'n IhN"ray re-
| oevcd, The states trade with the SCUM Ia" al"ayh
been lar ana thou.h is lc prohtabl aud less risky
than II was IN he .nte-Dcm day of bg margins ana
long credits cunts to rc-pc table hrufe now ana
ripa he m Jeff tie cXpanslln II may nt u!u'l'"
whei or anS ate the Union could equal New-Jcr'eN
boo IN. diversity Of Its du tiial display II aIai repre-
| seutatol should b made at NeWDr cans
Chicagi dire. ed me ITS now Id IL every cohsde-
able town IN III STATE me lOcai uu Cho.H -. i SoII
places are making ierbc attic npts to secure munlc pal
| action against the rdde 49,,
Il. Hcln Herbert, Of this CITY, ia; been appointed
Honorary Commiss in charge Of the Depar mrnt OF
Coord Exhibits Tor The state Of New jersey at the New
| cps exhibition ,..- ... -, a.
Arrangements ns TO the encan pmcht OF IN
| Second gdde near Aanasquan, this week, nave Deen
N .ir 10y ali zoe railroads While tie INST Brigade :"
no. cap rs body, the will be sent there III detdch
| Is for rife practice. beginning August 20.
II is admit ed that tie workings OF the COrPuraton
Tax acts have been remarkably satisfactory am maj
the question wi BE- removed from pi esent importance
as ate issue " the railroad companies accept II WI H.
out contest That they will do 90 eventually Is consl
cred Ger ain There feeling OF great relief .or the
question was full of the grayest difficulties diecty ana
indirect y. -...-
As the profit hotel keeping On the Jersey coast comes
fir IN [, IN iry sOourucrS The warm weather has pen
universally regarded along the coast special lnteIpJ
| sitOn IN their favor Of a smiling Providence.