New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
NEW-JERSEY STATE TOPICS.
CANDIDATES FOR STATE sENAToRsHIPs.
THE STATE FARMERS MISUNDERSTANDING A
PROMISING CAREER-PRINCETUN.

THE STATE FARMERS AssoCIATIoN-ENDING
PROMISING cAREER-PRINCEToN.
ryRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TRIBUNE.
TRENTON. N. j., Sept. 27.-The nomination
OF william II. Carter for State Senator by the Burling-
ton County Republicans gives the party fair chance
to replace the Democrat who holds the Office with man
who viii satisfactorily represent the county Burng-
ton is Republican when the lines fairly drawn, and
only large wealth OF the Democratic candidate, H. b.
Smith, three years ago. secured his election Mr. Carter
Acceptable the strong temperance element and the
Prohibition candidate will probably retire, at least.
refrain from such will injuro Mr. Carriers
prospects. The Democrats have intended renomlnate
Senator Smith. He docs not like the place and he is
neither young enough we'll enough to safely risk the
campaign work but he Governor Albeit grudge
and no would Ike to- be Senator again long enough to
make tho Governor apologize for appointing Prose-
cutor OF the Pleas whose nomination Senator Smith had
opposed. The Governor would ,doubtedy find means
pacate the gaunt Burlngtonah should he be elected
for MT Smith would have vote the United states
sena,orship; but there will DO occasion for the
honeyed words; Mr. Cares election is alto
gehcr probable for that
The Passaic County Republicans Will probably nom
mate their candidate Senator Senator John
W. Grlggs is the only named and the denomination
Will be made by accamnation according to Indications.
The Democrats have candidate who has any prospect
OF success against Mr. Grlggs The latters nomIna
tioD is made the certain by the bolt OF Senators
Schenck and Youngblood, which resulted In the selec-
ton tho former for President OF the Senate ago.
over tho nominee. Mr.. Griggs. The Passaio
Senator win probably be acanddato for president.
Senator Nichols OF Cumberland Is also in the Held for
the place.
The Sussex and uuuterdon County Democrats
will also nominate candidates for Senator in
few days EK-Assemblyman Ross is prominently
named in Sussex County. lie is familiarity known as
Ihe widow" lie may be nominated. but there are
why will be elected, with the great
Democratic mDOrtty ia sussex The candidates In all
the agricultural oentres nro pledging themselves
aid In a reduction Of the legal rate OF interest TO per
cent aud tins IN fact Is tho only state question which Is
Tho eighth annual session OF tho State Firemens Asso
citation will be hold next Wednesday at Atlantic CITY
The association Is remarkably vigorous body ana
within the last i've or six years has obtained mass OF
legislation OF generous character. largo amount OF
fees OF foreign hre insurance companies d0ng nsness
this paid to the local benevolent funds OF
tho association. and nremeu have many privileges when
are not possessed by others Although most OF the
cities have paid department.. volunteer organization
Is also IN existence In each, and tho active men are re
cruted from the volunteer ranks. There Is strong
corps spirit among the men and they WELD an influence
rho cranberry picking has been going In tho bogs
Of Ocean County and other pafs OF tho state for some
days. fortnignt ago there were gloomy reports ot
r,fcn M the close and The returns are about 90 the
average Prices reported 10 90 low. some large for
tunes nave been mad" IN NewJcrey In raising tho Gran
berry tho risks great and heavy losses are ire
Tho ksceiycr Of tho Newark Savings Institution be
gan suit against the managers last January, claiming
tuat they were personally Apc for he losses IL took
months to bling the case To argument. and nearly
mouths before opinion was reached on one
small i,sur. The defendants now take an appeal 10 TIE
Court Of Errors on this point, which VIII occupy eA
months more, and tho opinion II thea favorable 10 the
Receiver argument 10 tie main question VIII he
possible time ~ The spring OF lS-6. Then other
appeals will foOg. aud surprising Tie Receiver 10 Do
tsfIl. there Ia tuc nope OF ootlinng hn result
before l-17. Meanwhile. tue drpOstOrs arc growing
restless while the Receiver Is serene.
The sentence OF John A. Waing. OF New-Brnnswick,
FOR cmbclzIng about $500 from the Prudential lhslr-
ancr Company. ends while promscd almost 10
brilliant Wallng WAS himself Judge az one time
lie follows the road tr0ddtn 10y hat a dozen oi
eminent ew-Bruns wick people aud notable that
ouied have the public or that place become 10
such cas's, that there hardly ripple OF excite
Inent over this now instance
The Princeton students and Princeton professors rs
usual lilo their protests against all statements calcu,
lated damage the institution and they nave permitted
their devotion to the college % lead them into sOho
errors Tho college has not boon oriery Tot
years. The arraignmont OF some or the students
before the Mercer County Grand Jury some time ago
made the young more careful Tor time. but there
time which provoked little criticism ana
which were not published. Tho reports touching
Trenton, which IL tho favorite resort OF tho
students are even dlscrcdtabe 10 the sOphomOres
than any ret made known and some of the details are
almost shocking. 4 movement was made In the Board
OF Trustees year ago 10 obtain better discipline
I'm college. The agitation ceased after time, but there
~ some probability OF it, renewal this winter one OF
Of tho college asked the other day II tie
hai a son al college !regrct To say have, was
the reply