The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-10-26
sur1rs.s s1Rnysrn IN NEW sRRssH.


"Ao TIE E0oRtov EoFty Ne-.
whs Are Wsrkias fsr Thsos
The PEOPLES party in New Jersey is thor.
oughly organized and It's adherents are every
where active. The work promises to produce
important results. There are about 200 Butter
and West clubs In the State. each with an aver
age membership OF rs. The State Committees
believe from the thorough canvass which mas
been made that the Peoples ticket VIII poi
over 10000 votes. A fusion with the Nepupiis
cans will carry the State. they think. BY not less
than 10 OOO without . fusion the State would
doubtless give q Democratic majority. But
there is now every reason to believe that an
advantageous fusion will DO made. WORKING
mon who have always supported the Demo-
cratic nominees are enrolling themselves daiiy
friend and dupe Of monopolists and the enemy
From, SUSSEX county to Cape May and from
the Delaware to tho Atlantic tho BatieI d men
nations for Congress have been made in al ths
and eaeh & the s'a Il, Sl nass
hayo si srsnay N m s%S sash %
In the First district. composed Of the coun-
ties Of Cape May, Camden Cnms"rhH ~ a. no4
Known in that section. aud is nd,ling strength
sSnyn poro A c s %sSs L.
OF tho Stnt0 IOUmtt6e. JOuu MllCDA
S Hi'Sa D. g. $. Pearck Of Br!dsoton Dr. NJ Way
e south sSayile Brown Of Salsm; Joh am
$%oedsboro sSsaters ere doing daily service
the Counties .oS OF Mercer. Burlington. Atlantic
a as Ui DsSbns S Of Mount Holy. Widely and IA
yorably known. He Is daily on ne s,r stnm no
fo 2esg 81 os Tire
Committed: John II. Saunderson OF Trenton /:
Francis r. Esthon of Ba1ncgat. EdTard How o,;o
CITY and Alfred sutherthwait OF Cresswicks.,
IN the Third district, em6racing the counties
ineo fol, Congress Is John W. stout OF Red
| Bank. the owner OF extensive establishments
ONES OH al % Barclay street III this City, Hs Is
and bis Chances icr winnias r. the rae J, are +;
the old parties there great dissatisiaetion with
their respective Congress nominees; Among Q, q
Hops HIs Of shrawsb%ry. 81 an eIeesor at large;
nHaYoTR o 81 teTn wesS 81
Taps q EsRsSa aha %0 r.
s1Ss nk ,Rs q S
b: Y. Tsrlindo. Secretary OF the Stete and also
|
Asserted asssts BY the Workers that j. low es
| innate OF the vote to DO polled for Butler and
| West In this district. and there will be a much
| larger vote for the Congress nominee.
| In the Fourth district. including Warren.
| Huntington. Somerset. and Sussex counties.
| Aaron W. Davis OF Oxford. q school teacher is
the Congress nominee. and q large vote Ia
| promised for him.. Among the active men In
the district are ex- Mayor Davis OF Phillipsburg.
| Dr. George ii. Lawson Of I.ambortyille. James
| Opie OF Hartigen. John p. Wilson OF Hamburg.
| and Andrew A. Neal OF Hackettstown.
| The Fifth Congress district includes the
| counties OF Morris. Passalc. and Bergen. Z. f..
| Potter of Port Dram. ono OF tho most eloquent
| speakers In the State. Is the Congress nominee.
| Among tho live Butler men Of the district are
| ". y. Rycrson. John War; Of Paterson. w. 8.
| Gsnung OF Alton. and o. q. Sprague OF Edge
water. Butler and West will poll large vote
| In this district.
The Sixth, district embraces only Essex
Robinson OF Newark. popular physician; ha.
ings are hold nightly in the wards and town.
a member OF Gen. Butier's stan and now ar
elector; Cen. A. .Cosgroye, Dennis Murray
candidate for Sheriff; Dr. Scheback. and Y. G
Roebuck are doing good service on the stump
| In the Seventh Congress district the Repub
endorsed. Edward Mcdonald, who resigned
| from the Democratic electoral ticket OF the
| State. Ii the candidate for County Clerk and |,
speaking for Butler. The fuslon made In Hud
son county will win. and the vote for Butler
will astonish the old parties.