New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
NEWJERSEY STATE TOPICS.
THE REPUBLICAN CANVASS ASSURING.
LITTLE WORK STILL TO DE poSE--ErFECr OF Mr.
BEECHKR's SPEECH.
TPryTOv n Nov q With IN nm an al cd

LITTLE WORK STILL TO DE DOSE-EFfECr OF Mr..
BEECHKR's SPEECH.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. .2.-With the unequalled
Republican denomination In Newark yesterday, tho
campaign In NewJersey was brought TO close. Ex-
cept that the OF many ministers to-day were
tinctured with politics. campaign work was done, and
the labors OF Monday matters Of detail The stuar
fion II full Of announcement The OF Re
puoncans and Democrats do not 5000 votes IL s
impossible for the Republicans Democrats to estimate
the extent Of the Irish detection, the effect OF
the prohibition vote The amount OF tho Inde-
pehdent vote Ia also problematca. The Republican
sfate Committees have the complete
ever TAKEN including all the counties except Mercer and
Essex which were canvassed by only the County Com
mittees In each township four i've men furnished
the STATE Committee with careful estimate OF the situ
alton The result shows q clear majority for the Blaine
electoral ticket the election of four ongressmcn with
chances In two other districts and q Republican Legsla
ture The Democratic State Committee estimates small
majority for Cleveland the committee ia divorced
from the sympathes Of the best Democrats in the State
that no trust ia put In II on any side.
Secretary John Y. Foster OF the Republican State
Committee, said Friday that tho conditions
never 90 favorable for Republican vic
tory. He seemed 10 hope much from the
lrish-Amercan vote. and ho said that the Republican
Committees relations with the Irish leaders In this State
had been most happy. They had manifested unself
ishness and devotion which unusual Mr.. Foster
narrated some Instances OF devotion TO the Republican
cause. unmxed by selfish considerations, that would
prove sufficient reply to filings OF the Mug
wumps. who pirate Of politicians" and when they
ter politics themselves seem TO comprehend no method
OF advancing their except through fraud and
ruption
THE CONGRESSIONAL CONTEST.
The election ~ Mcssr- Hires, Buchanan, Phelps and
Lehloaek to Congress in the Ist, i'd vth and With Dis
"a Il. - No,
Adoo. Democrat in the With. The contests the lid
and WITH Districts exceedingly bitter. In the lid
Congressman kean will reduce the Democratic majority
In Monmouth County and carry Union and Middlescx.
His opponent besides suffering from Democratic dlsafec
ton. was mixed up in tho Elizabeth wOod-pavement
business which went far to accomplish the ruin of the
city Mr. Kcans canvass ia Union has been materially
aided by tho candidacy OF Senator Vail for reelection
Mr. Vairs friends expect coo majority for him.
Somerset County Is greatly interested In its Senatorial
contest and the success OF the Republican candidate
there probable This would the Republicans the
control OF the state Senate by three majority.
The presence OF n Democratic corruption fund Is
known and arrangements for detecting the frauds have
perfected An attempt by Philadelphia repeaters
to vote in NewJersey will be made but the state Com
mittee has been informed Of their movements. and has
put guard The gang went to Ohio In Octo-
ber hut the rufans discovered In Columbus, and
sent back cursinc.
EVERY DEMOCRAT FOR HIMSELF
In Essex County tho Democratic candidates have
made campaign OF every man for himself The Re
publican candidate for sheriff Senator stansby has been
bitterly attacked by the Democratic newspapers, Of
which there vo but they have Ovorshot the mark,
and the seln-hness Of their motives il pretty
generally understood. Mr.. stansby's Democratic
opponent IL lobbyist, one Brown, VINO
has been employed a gobetween In tho Legislature
here The for the senatorshiD in Essex goes On
quietly eScep: that Mr Armitage. he Democratic can
iidste has shown cheerful slacrty In making false
statements about his opponent
In Psssac County tie withdrawal Of the Independent
Republican candidate for sheriff has strengthened the
general ticket Hudson County, the election Of the
PEOPLES Party candidate for County Clerk, Z. F. NcDon-
aid T. expected. and the Democratic majority will GER
tainly be reduced the electoral ticket
CRY AGAINST NARsHALs.
The Democrats have pied 10 raise cry against
the appointment Of deputy mar~hals and supervisors
and began by making sensation over the demand OF
Newark supervisor compelling an old Democratic citzer
to show his naturalization papers. Their ardor cooled
suddenly when they learned that the supervisor in cues
tiou ia particularly bitter Democrat The appointment
OF nar-hals aud supervisors was made simply because
was known by all Republicans and most Democrats that
the state carried for Hancock IN 1850 by prod
dous system OF frauds In the whole matter Governor
Albeit has assumed AIR Of outraged virtue which Is
pslpgbly absurd.
INTENTIONS OF LAnoR ORGANIZATIONS.
The labor organizations announce their intention to
Introduce and press in the next Legislature bills for com
pulsory education for aid for school acconinoda-
tons and regulation Of factories and workshops
bill to appropriate part os the school Funds income
for building and improving school houses failed last
winter ~ the loose system popOsed lor hp
prupristing the money. ,..
Henry Ward Bee, her has had great audience NhereNe
he has spokru In NewJersey, and has lost Cleveland
votes by the hundred. -, . 49,, a..
propo.ouis before the state authorities to buy the
Rally farm at sea Gr the site of the Second Brigade en-
caufluent last summer apernaue mt camping grouHu
for the National GuarL . ,
IL was seriously proposed. ~ one time, 10 enact Jaw
rnvidne thaf the game should not begin untl inc
d,v after the general election many voters Drng lost
10 both par,iea by spending election day Ia cunning after
rabbits instead OF the opposition Candidates.
rHF MONMOUTH BATTLE MONUMENT.
The Monmouth Battle Monument at Freehold VIII be
unveiled on Thursday November l3. Secretary Lincoln
and secre ary Frenghuysen expected to be present.
and the President been invited. with the members OF
the French English and German legations Inc Cover
pors OF several States and all the SewJersey state
officials are expected with the society OF the Nncinnaii
and distinguished persons without number Inc sl"hhI
Gu.rl La, been ordered out ana severa! o. te secret
rierT OF the state will be represented by thrlr gahu
o,icers Attorney General stockton ana eh-boEclnOr
prker will make the addresses and banquet VIII rol-
leading feature Of the movement for the MONUMENT
viii he in eharse the arrangements, assisted by lars
committee The state will foot some or ITO bllls ana
,ufhC will do the rest