New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-06
NEW-JERSEY STATE TOPICS.
BOTH POLITICAL PARTIES RESTING.
TIE CITY DEBT QUESTION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IRNIIERs.

TRENTON. N. j., Oct. 6.-The Democrats OF
New Jersey set themselves seriously nj work inns "eeh
to do what they could for the Republican cause lh'y
nominated Henry s. Little for Senator In monmouth
County against tho protests OF vigorous minority, IN"
made II certain that there viii DO two and perhaps three
Democratic candidates in the field, thus giving the e
pubcans ample opportunity To name the winning man
Then they went up TO Elizabeth and aienated the Union
County IrshAmorlcan vote by selecting Robert l. Green
AZ their candidate for Congress- against MS own WI" "n
tho wishes OF a majority Of the district Not yet sa,s
fled they proceeded TO Newton and In the N'h
Congressional District (Democratic named ex-oeha-
tor Pidcock one OF the least II.
mo, known TO public life I'm New Jersey. The Demo
cratic leaders done what they could to give the ke
pubcans six OF the Congressional districts ana 10
assure the reelection OF Republican SENATOR Meah
while the Republican campaign proceeds auspciouSy'
Jt.cnlminated Yesterday in the splendid gathering at
Washington Warren County, the like of which that Dem
ocatc neghborhood has never seem Congressman mar
veys reelection predicted by both Democrats ana re
publcans The feeling was shown at the Somerset
County the other day, where six even bets were maze
that Pidcock would be defeated for Congress
The Uuntcrdon Republicans have helped the general
ticket by nominating particularly strong county chet
The Morris Republicans have done likewise
In Gloucester County, Senator Pancoast has
been renoninated and there Will be no serious
opposition his election. both parties agreeing that his
strength greater than year when he received inc
Democratic majority of two years before Cauueh
man Herring for Up In Passac County there Is
difficulty the nomination for sheriff which !, ne
through the state average week and the reports as
to attendance and interest are uniformly excellent
PLAYING A POOR TRUMP CARD.
The general campaign in the State palses little on
both sides pending the elections In Ohio and West Wiz
ginia and the Newark charter election. In Newark the
Democrats control every department and are MAKING
desperate struggle hold their majority. They nave
sbordinaes onctwelfth of their annual saa
RES and last week brought out their trump cara IL was
a report from Democratic politician VINO ms oron
dubbed expert. giving garbed ana incOinPcte ne
CONT OF certain Illegal transactions by city Treasurer
under Republican rule who retired rom ONCE elgnt
years ago II IL asserted that the city suffered heavy
LOSSES b the transactions but II such IL the case the ben
cfciarles must have been some OF the most proneni
citizens OF both parties The city Treasurer npcatc'
is dead and the disclosures have only an historical in
ierest they adroitly brought out on me eye
of the election and expected 10 effect Of the Al
lermanc contests. A these hinge upon the personal
merit of the candidate. to large extent ana a. th
Democratic rule of ten past years ha. been hi.ugmshu
by numerous scandals the effort OF the Democrats TO
stay the tide will he In vain. decisive victory W
Newark would be insplriting to the party throughout
the state.
TX senator Charles II winfield. Of Hudson County
Prosecutor Of the Teace has become ths 9osrna
cratic party when II wants to make oud htlihhu lor
putty IA official position.
WORK or mn TAX-AssFsSORs.
The Corporation Tax Assessors are completing their
work The maps " railroad property win the accom-
pnnying descriptions, have been preraied ht great
EXPENSE NJ labor ard money and nre'eHceedinsy Nau
able The work NJ the board, hereafter, viii be murh
leht.r and lat Jess costly.
The hursrs. machinery, carriages farming implements
aud uthrr property of tirnrgr sonry nt BeliarSVie
s,n,rs,t COUNTY. win be 4old az auction next week
aud with Use sale. Nr spnry h',urys unly memory
~ the community 10y years 10 hH' h'rh lh'
great man ui the urlehoho1d ana 'he rnns'ah, hru3
~ iinnttv gossip The in-s,s whirh We N'h'} shH'"
icarttal 80 - hundred mon ~ hrinnihe'hr 49, ....
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nrni residents it,n ainune thusr WIN nav hr'i' ~
anhiurf insuit - Natut Nii'i ui IiisrN wv we
uuut aitl,r nrinr u the niin ui = l1ilnid 'n "
ir,.r nriuistnu lhr town has rtrri uh" H'NH'""h9'
.al,plalli w. ita eiHirtt.