New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
YEW-JERsEY STATE TOPICS.

SENATOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUMMER
SEASON.
rFroM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRInUShI
TRENTON, Sept. G.-The return OF Senator
skyeH and his remarks concerning the Democrats
attacks upon Senator Mcpherson have occupied pubic
attention throughout the State in the last week. Cen
erol sewels health had not been really good for somo
time previous to his departure and the trip abroad ala
him great good. on Friday evening the Camden people
irrespective of politics. gave him an enthusiastic well
came Senator CattelI making the principal address
and Ex-Governor Parker making speech. General
sawe as anticipated docs not find 10 necessary 20 par
tjtipatc In the Democratic quarrel and Mr. Mcpherson
Wall be expected TO ght his battles. There is not
much doubt In tho minds OF Jerseymen as to the attitude
OF Mr. Mcpherson toward the railroad companies and the
onnIon that he has been willing to surrender party ob
cations to ther interest srengthenedby amass ofnd
rect testimony including that afforded by the hyserca
defence OF his course In railroad newspapers.
The Democratic Senator's connection with patronage
scondol in Newark will not help him this Juncture
appears that he gave Colonel r. l.. Price letter to
Collector Holdon OF SewYork asking the Collector 10
10 oil for the Colonel thathe would do Tor hcPhersoh
personally Colonel Price, who is also prominent
nemocrat promised to get an acquaintance Office
on tina strength OF this letter and other things, and
received 5000 for his services. past and prospective
Now suit has been begun against him because the Office
has not been obtained Office brokerage is said to have
been known IN other cases and the public II anxious 10
know how many more Of Mr.. Nclhorson's friends are
engaged I'm this profitable trade The Senator has thus
Jar declared that tho few removals Of Republican
officials In Now.Jersey were obtained only
at n largo expenditure of time and
trouble and that Others wero impossible His
Democratic friends think that they know better and are
daily becoming severe IN tLcr structures upon bis
course.
for the mountain aud shore resort landlords The crowd
In three weeks of August great as ever but there
were few visitors Iu July aud september patronage has
been de.uslOu spite Of energetic efforts 10 mako IL
amount something The bills ui NcwJersfy ohcr IN
uumerahe ATTRACTIONS In October, but they arc !eft 10
her residents to enjoy. Tho number o: NeS ok peo-
ple no counted among the residents OF the norm
IN parrof the state IT, however larger than ever aud
their wealth = constantly adding 10 the beauties OF the
sun urban places.
hold THO d. play oil vegetables at these annual cXhl1
lion IS remarkably 1no, and the trOttug j. good
Monmouth county, 10 said. can raise any vegetable
known 10 tie table aud 10 j. noel for Us uue horses
The variety It's pr0ductI u the vegetable line IT, IN
fact. phenomenal. and trnck ~ farming has been
reluced To "A science there and affords liberal profits
Following the Monmouth County Exhibition VIII be tue
state Far at Wavcrly which VIII open ON September
IL and continue through tie week
Professor George H. Cook, tho stale GcOlOgist recon-
mandd artes wells source az water supply years
ago and predicted closely The depth a. which water
would Dc found. The results verified his anucpaiions
and the number OF these wells j. now largo and tbs
simply excellent TIC wells E4yc constant supply aud
the steady stream IS struck almost Invariably al 900
feet.
Jersey Justice. that OF nineteen homiciIes n fifteen
Years Ia tie County Of Morris only Two have resulted
Ia tho hanging % Tho criminals.