New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
NEW-JERSEY STATE TOPICS.
SATISFACTION OF THE REPUBLICANS.


CONTROL OF LEGISLATION FOR AT LEAST THREE
YEARs-COMING QUESTIONS.
frRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE 1RiBuNE'J
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. S.-There Is placld
satisfaction with political results in NewJerseS aiming
all Republicans. The election on Tuesday maze GEAR
good many things, among them the fact that hepuoii
can control in legislation IL pretty certain LOT seNo
wears 10 come The majority in the Senate secureu usV
week is good for least three years. anu whe te AS
sembly may change in political complexion from te "
time the Senate will be barrier to the Accomplishment
of Democratic plans There is good deal OF Vaue u w
held The legislation of last winter which Is worm
,pcb IN theRepublican cause will be retaned redis
trcting OF the State will be prevented ana Governor
Abbetts nomination will undergo the scrutiny OF ADVERSE
critics The success of the Republican canudatcs io
Senator in Passac and Burlington counties was
fully anticipated although the majority OF the FORMER
was greater than was expected in view OF tho strong
Democratic fight made against him. In cape May 'no
result was doubtful but by the most eHtr'ordin'ty
efforts on the part OF the Republicans their candidate
cot throuph Tn Niddlesex MT McSherry, the kepup'
ncan candidate, failed He was opposed by the r"i'o""
influence and by many of the Republican waro poh'f
clans in New Brunswick, but he made gallant Hsn'
The election OF George H. Large TO the Senate oy 'o
Republicans of Hunerdon was astonishing 10 those not
familiar with the internal workings Of the Democratic
marty there. They have majority OF l,1oo YET MI
Large was elected by 49, 1t seems that the real cause
was that Moses K. Evertt, the Democratic nominee !o
Senator had surrendered TO the notorious faction leu py
Congressman Pdcock. Everit it appears was eiec'ou
ms an anti Pidcock delegate to the Congressional Con
vention in 1884, but voted for PidcOck The latter
II il said then promised Evertt to make MIN
State Senator When Evertt succeeded In CARVING inc
primaries through rldcoGH S dawn determined to
bolt and through their efforts AR Large was zee Sih
He is a Young and in the campaign won tis iign
nraise of old politicians his mingled dash and pru
cence; ,,,,s.s bo,rod tho Renublcans except in
Midd,esex County. In Hunterdon County tner move,
ment largely TO Republican ADVANTAGE nc5 b to
slightly exceeded 5000. In 1sS3 1t was 100 Cohs .
ering the amount Of activity shown by tnef os,
almost certain that Senator severe re- , W. cn,
be seriously oc. o next YEAR depend upon what
he may able to do with the Assembly, Ior assfI
ctIs chance an Morris. Bergen ocean atlantic
Cumberland, Hudson and Mercer co9ht h T tbrea
are now represented by Democrats-BeT iiuusv @
the Republicans are 9G have 70 secure at
least thirty-fve Democrats in the next AsseuH 10
win and this will be arduOus task, considering tue
The organization Of the legislature aromseS Go'S
deal of ConcaS On senator ne rss IN the
The Speakership is likely 10 90 to NJ
remarkabe personal triumph. There has been general
belief that Howard Mcsherry, the Republican candluae
the Senate but he not said that he would accept ann
seems ndisPosed To make the contest me Sep s Mi
elect new assistant secretary, hut the other OctS VII
he Allied about as at present In the Assembly the Of
fcers will according to tinehonorc custom &c hohoreu
with a reelection. -. ...o-o..
e hill for the reduction Of the legal rate OF interest
IN i've nor cent received approval OF both pares IN
Tanv ~ the counties and IL will probably be sea Dy
the 7 LEGISLATURE unless strong efforts are maze Dy
capitalists to defeat II. There is good dea OF 0eI
work for the Legislature TO do. The railroad TAX Jaws
are now the object of attack by tho companies, anu
some measures may be taken to strengthen the pOHuo
NJ the state Last winter several bills were con 1ered
providing the forfeiture OF charters Whete Iai'oSo
fall TO comply with the laws, and ACCORDING 10 tG CON-
mon Interpretation. the charter of the Morris anu I
Railroad Company will expire in the coming year ny
clause in the act of 1886. As the Morris ana Essex i
the most prominent and dangerous opponent OF the YAK
law legislation may be directed against that company
with the ayoved intention of bringing 1t to terms
The cunning opened on Monday ana tne WIN
has shown that the quantity of game Is large lipDs
partrires aud ducks have been numerous: quSis ~
Go There Is plentv of excellent sport within fifty miles
Of New York while Atlantic County, cane MAY, any
Ocean offer opportunities which are not fouhu III
any other direction twice the distance. -
The movement in Newark for the erection OF noh-
umpnt TO General Mcclellan, either IN tuat cry OF
Trenton is likely grow. There are rev WohiuIc
of the kind I'm state, and that proposed wouu meet
with high approval. -, - ,.,-;,,- o,,-ocod
with railroad matters during the past week 70 hke NJ
eTneoed statement in further proof Of the alleged col
fusion for the benefit of Senator SeWel, MhlTn no
charges against the United states senators MI i-to
is almost constantly engaged in the litigation Wch ma
crown ont of the effort to the Central Earoau OF
New Jersey from the Reading incubus Whatever inc
LEGAL relations NAV @ the sympatheS OF the NsWJc''y
pnblic are strongly with the Central Inc heauIhS
management has been far from popular