New-York tribune., 1885-09-21
NEW-JERsEY STATE TOPICS.
POLITICIANS swARMING AT THE FAIR

sFyAroR sRwFLL ON THE MPHERsoN-nbNHEt
ouARREI-THE PRoHIBIIioNIsTs
rrrou TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE THrBUNr.l
TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 2O.-Ihe state Fan
at wayerly on Thursday saw such gathering Oh pom
t,cns a. saldom occurs In New-Jersey, partly because
there Is no such ground ana partly because o
aav and the place have become dedicated by custom %
the opening Of tho fall campaign and the kno"euse
thereof draws hundreds thther to whom tne isi anu
scenes about would be utterly unattracuVe other"Se'
Senator sewen had small tent all for hmseh anu n'
friends but whether the place was peculiarly aecsSs
h o IN. of General sewelps entertainers
attractive or for other reason, there were
nearly as many Democrats In the vicinity. Governor
Abbstt was prominent among those, nut MS stan was
not present in a united body. as might have peoh OK
pected The Governor likes his stan' ana "heh ne
can find n reasonable excuse his generals
- ,a,. ara taken with him. in all their gorgeousness
and beauty Senator Mcpherson was In Washington IL
.a anraged I'm looking after fourtholsss postmaster
ships and other satesmanlike employ yments' anu tHo
crowd did not the pleasure OF witnessing moo'ns
of the two Sen ators and the Governor Ex-CohgToss
Kean John Y Foster George A. Halsey aud otner prom
inent Republicans were present, ana the eoVofnoi ~
the suppor OF several eminent Democrats including MS
val patronage, Mayor Haynes OF new
ark The Republicans cheerful and they are open
ing the campaign with bright hopes senator So"eh
candidacy for reelection begins now ana MS nrss "orA
will be 10 secure the election OF RepnOhcah oen"o
Cana NAV
can isfeat the Democratic incumbent without di
1ou,tx Rurl,neton is talking OF Assemblyman Carter
as candidate to defeat Senator Smith, against whom
the Abbett Democrats must make light as We'll
Hnpt.rdou and Sussex Republicans viii Writ
until the Democrats have got into tneir uSua'
quarrel. Passnic will prooaoV reuo"i'i'''o
senator Grggs and tho Democrats there VIII not maAo
gsnune attempt beat him. Such was tho outcome oi
the talk Al the Fair Grounds at least ana Tue
mint seemed 10 be tho campaign IN Mudeseh CVuutl
wnere there /, usually some trouble which tina year
slightly increased by the course OF sens % 0r md
postmas,er Ietseu sre named connection with tho
Republican Senate nomination. and either "ouid HaAo
senator sewe talked freely of the Mesherson Kelsey
fight his friends lie read tne dI.er % aya w Tsther
abroad sitting on hoel piazza AZ Lake oenga - :. NJ
Glad that ne Of IL. but not mnch ci
Pherson's county Hudson, sent only three
Ia Inc legislature which elected me-, said he anu tue
three were opposed to me TO man ins5e ne va ~.
much colluslOn about that ho Thought bnt V ~
wan.ed 10 believe that McPher-on bad helped nun he
aid not object aud Republicans would not complain.
large sum for the society which private corporation
and pays regular dividends to stoeEhoders au nIa Te
real estate worth nearly the par value OF inc Atoo
managemcnt has had money making as 700 prohsh p1 s
object for several years. and IL Is hoped tns o
.ccass OF last week there VIII Oe more
iiberay and that year limit viii be placed upon
some sources which detract from inc pleasure
The Kennels at Pierre Lorillards Raneocas farm ~
Burlington County, hHye been eqmpetel' 1u konf
nels houses for superintendent and attendants lc WI"
300 sce Thirsen thousand dollars paid recently
three dogs Mr. l0rlliard ~ ~. ~
cas- must have reached a nigh hsure IN 'ho n"'u'' ~
thousands long ago -, -,,.,-, Al,
Tbe Prohlbilionsts are early IN the political Held.
Corti.udt I. Parker of Perth Amboy formerly
familiar figure among certain brokers In Wall Street
has been nominated Ia Mddeser County Tor -tate soma
tor and In Capo May County The Rev p T. sutes' Nho
ia the author of the hymn Beulah Land Is oahdI'
date for the same orice. 49,
The Democrats Warren County voted Tor candidates
for Clerk and Assembly yesterday. hut the returns nave
not vet bee received. The election OF candidates
hsld with all the formalltes 81 the regular contest
I'm November and the vote l. often larger than tha chst
by the party Al official polls. Tho denomination 9
the Assembly OF the veteran lsaac Wdrick Who served
in Congress with Henry Clay, Il conceded He u cighy
years old. aud his legislative hobby i auASonsm to
Tor fried GELS endear- him to his constituents.