New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15
NEw-JERsEY STATE TOPICS.
TIE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN sArisFAC-
TORY.

aAINs-rHE BRUNSWICK iNviScihtts.
,ynou rnE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or rms TRIBUNE ]
TRENTON. Sept, li-Somebody is keeping sharp
lookout for Independent aecessions paper IN this
sitv limited last week that Senator John W. Taylor
had Joined the ranks of the scornfu The charge had
hardly been printed before Mr. Tayor's mail was in
creased Nv Joyous letter from the New-York organza
ton re Iuesting his aid Mr.. Taylor, who has quiet
judicial way of regarding things tossed the letter aside
with the remark that his advocacy of clean men III
politics must forever preclude word in favor OF
Grover Cleveland There have been dozen such
instances in NewJersey since the opening of the cam
naign The letters from the head-centre in New-lork
are ALWAYS about the samoa little fatery and WHY
suggestion of the advantage of advertising ones con
science.
1.-THE Republican kckers have made no progress
+be Butler men have. in NewJersey and their arrange
rerts for demonstration Thursday next in Newark
and NJ the State Fair a liberal scale General
Rutler will address conference in Newark on thursday
morning visit the FAIR Ill the afternoon ana make
spcech nj a public meeting In the evening hlther'o
the Butler have been without enecu'e oIRun!1Iee-
ton but they promise vigorous canvass amer lnl'
week OvertuTes have been made to both the hepuo-
licans and temperance men Tor iusion D' nave pyeh
rejected almost as a matter Of course. Tie Repubh-
cans are entirely satisfied with their campaign as la'
as it has gone, and they mean to carry the Sta'c'
SATISFACTORY CONGRESSIONAL NoMINAuoNs.
The Congressional nominations Of the week are salts
factory In the lid District, James Buchanan OF thS
CITY, won in lively contest and will be elected without
serious fight lie has been an active Republican LOT
many wears and long ago gained the confidence OF the
woikingmen by his advocacy Of protection Ms can
Vass will be personal to unusual extent III INC ~"
District Herman Hehlbacl's nomination assures he
publican success He. too. has strong PERSONAL III
aucncc and will make his ow campaign u lne LI''
Republicans are equally careful III the elecuoh oil er
county nominees they will be assured OF victory from
the start The Newark election will 9e held IN thIec
weeks and will sound the first gun OF the NeW-d"s'y
campaign " As goes Newark, So goes me N'a'e pr
pouular saving. There has been addluohd l''""S
brought into the municipal contest by outrageous rs
sessiments on the Democratic policemen lhey were
called up by their party supcriors ON pay day ana
made TO pay over extr9vagant sums. committee
was appointed to investigate the matter Out the Deno
cratic majority refuse TO act . H.,
Congressman McAdoo got his denomination IN iiud-
son county. The Republicans will profanity hold pa'h
until the moment before making their nominations ana
then conduct a sharp. vigorous campaign mere are
scores of dscordant elements among the hudson
Democrats and geat possibilities Of hepuhHcah sue
ccsscs in spite of the 1000 normal pomociauc n'-
jointly.
THE NEw-BRUNswICN SUICIDES.
The New Brunswick suicides and the closing Of the
old hank have made feast of horror enlarged by the
cloulish propcnsiiies of The Newlork Imc'' II
required all the Dutch conservatism of the Older resi-
dents to prevent the mob from taking swift vengeance
on one day. President Runyons suicide Is universally
Inscribed to insanity induced by reading the eSagg'fa
tons of -" The Times at q time "heh ms "iih VIZ
turning from the natural exctcu emf The attempt 10
the bankrupt failed hut 10 ui' cav -'' lli
tiai trouble that might have been avoided hc pohu
cal phases of tine financial difficulties are wen WI'I
stood in the State. ring of Democrats and H'pnoli
cans controlled the county politics for years ana "'l
RIGHT and left always working for their personal gam
and ready to turn independents at then hl-t IAN
uIe.
THE EFFECT or ANrIB1AiNE ARGUMENTS
Some influences of the prcss have been noted An
Irish Catholic Democrat ia one week read The Free
mans journal" " The New York Tablet and Ibc
4 !. liz mud Ion
to respect They left him in state of amazed doubt
Tho work of conversion wa rumplclcd W.h H' t"'
iuld of "a number of Puck with on anti lDh ear
fnnn The Patterson and lt'uiun iH't"i'i 'uf"
man, tneliahmru who receive English pHprtH lH''
have read The urittoa tln Nlunr iom llr' NoH'
tta,ipoint and ihc f,silt has nloVu how thoroughly
th,ao now citilons are divorced Rom htit7h r"""'"
u,llucucrH
arrrn-AnuNpANcF or rrrtr
In the present supcr-ahmduuco of irnh many "l
the grower, are angling 90 preserve b until prices
grow drmcr Experiments have shown ih't 90 i7 ''-F
10 preserve the fruit Ia its natural state o"i ih'
lroGt oft has been more than doubted. Whom thr
.ca4on Is past fruits seldom bring as much ga spite "'
Them scarcity. a- they do when the market n Larry
l,od,d-at whole a!c 40 least allan
4 German carp weighing eleven POUNDS was i'h'h
recently from pond near b'rn!rd.'l.lr H'm I.'.
County. The smaller ponds throughout ih' N'",G nave
been well stocked with tine carp ana the result HAS
been most satisfactory.
MIR. FRrrINGnUysENs COUNTRY HOME.
Secretary Fremghuysens country residence where
the President has gone spend few day- has czcep
,iop,I charms in the entire absence Of an the annoy
nuees that pursue the great N more popuious com
muuities The house is an old Revolutionary suuc
,ure. roomv but far from grand. branch of the
karitan river flows in front Of II and the country
around Is pretty in pastoral way but without special
attractions There Is nothing 20 do except drive read
and chat but better place for absolute rest could NOT
bo found The Secretary farm is of about 300 acres
aud is run on old-ashioned principles, at a profit
Some of his young stock very promising and he mas
a keen eve for a good bit of horse flesh
Boonton the scene Of the Messer tragedy Friday.
j. almost the last place where deeds of blood would
eeem likely to Perehed upon the hills Ifs pros
reliiy has depended since Revolutionary days on the
iron furnaces and its history has been marked bv few
events good or bad. The Mosser family were little
known. but the old man had attracted some attention
by his learning
The managers Of the Paterson High School have
been making a new and excellent departure. The
school already has a fair library. 1t is proposed TO
increase this materially and open II TO the public
This is to be done by series of lectures and concerts
and the school bids fair To become centre Of cducd
tonal influences distinct from Ethe teachings OF Its
class rooms.
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