New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-31
rEW-JERSEY STATE TOPICS.
,n,r, WIG FOR GENERAL sEwELTs SEAT


coyERSoR ALBEIT AND Mr. KELSEY MAJ
-rur RRrNKERHoFF REUNION
.,,. rur KEGuLAK CORRESPONDENT Oh ihh ih'o'A
TprxTox. n. j., Aug. 30.-The pohticai cam
.,gu I'm New Jersey this fall which opens WIN
s-,n os vistors from the watering places VIII 20 w"
S,,csea chiefly with view TO the contest i' - -.
ntafsa Senator In 1887. The state sena'ors
November next will have avote fer senA'o,
s,,ccassor wbils the universal and me-honorc' o"'
= -, .ssemb,vmeu one denomination at least WIZ
,.s the new members of the next House ainors '"o9
~ho.a votes must also be secured by the can ~
the Nstionsl honor Senators are 10 DC eiee'e" " -,
f,ounty for one year. and III Bnr'he'o"' ..
passaie. Sussex Bunterdon aud MiddieseA oounv
.r Tennhjioans must elect two to hold their "'o,
~ ,na senate The entire House Of Assembly OF
-. o,rhsrs IL In he elected. In Burlington cape MAY
.,a psssaic Counties the Republicans nave o'o"'
,o,oritv i'm an open contest, and they nave hen'e
ohanee or better, In MidaeseN Huh'efuon, 49,
ami Bergen are Democratic, except IN poh'oa' -,
t,rn Tho last Assembly was kepuppe''h "
majority and there Is no reason why INC neA' 'NON
n. the same Passsic may be safely trusted 10 return
s,,a. s.,a,or uuder any circumstances. Buriing-
g., and Care MAY are represented In the upisoh
,rse nv Democrats; bat this does not imply any "e
meas IA the Republican maorities next No'o"D
ntddlessy had Republican Senator, out sne eou'' R
srnts many phases poutics and the result Oh e
tat there will depend largely upon ineiden's "e 10y
Win an enerBcuo youn~ "- -
port from Republicans generally, the county mish' w
carried.
Ths ,eturn Of Senator sewell this week ana the eH-
stea return at an early date Of Messrs Kelsey ana
Little VIII arouse the local political workers 10 acuon'
Governor Albeit has begun to pull the wires for The
nomination of Democratic candidates for Assembly VINO
viii vote for him In 1887 and be means to controi tle
nomjp atoms for the Senate In the Democratic countess
General Sewell viii, OF course be canul1Ate or 70
slecfion and will make the contest vita the utbVst
virpr The Republicans are moi involved In party uts-
ps5res as are Democrats. and they VIII LAKE tIs
contest for the control OF the Legislature TINS IA anu
neSt with the primary object OF eleeting kepuDcah
SENATOR When the Legislature OF 1887 Is ia sess.o o
the campaign between individuals OF the party ior Inc
f;enatorshp will become active, but not until then
The Democratic organs Of Senator Mcpherson
not numerous are and they continually cry Tor
General Seweis statement IN reference 10 inc eeo1
CpllusiOn with Senator Mcpherson. -.
business p the manufacturing centres has been PICK
Ing 90 slowly dung the past fortnight and the M OF
the employers is cheerful than II Las Desn lnr
wear past 1t is notable that although the gel esslon
has been long continued and there has been te oOey
epeut for Injuries In the cities OF the stare hero mas
be zen no suffering for necessares reportea ana tns
ecenes which followed Immediately upon the panic vi
1878 have In case been repeated.
The peach crop Is in its full glory, and specd Trains
ara being run all OF the railroads. The crop Is iiut
large aud prices are low except Tor hne speeimehs
The Brinkerhoffs who held their reunion IN DeIsen
Cnanty ast represent the great Dutch OF
the States population whose ancestors settie1 HUDSON
Bergen Iii idlesex and Somerset Counties Iher oes-
oendants nave intermarried and retained the Dutch
charac erfsrics.