New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
YEW-JERSBY STATE TOPICS.
CLEVELAND UNPOPULAR.

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..s.r,s1.c-r,ox oF THE pEMoc RATs-sENAioh
sEwELI-THE FRUIT CRof'
,, THE prnrt An CORRESPONDENT OF TIE IRiboNn'I
T,rxroN. N. J., Aug 23.-There Is no ota.c
h.ra the democratic party is more partisan 'n"' -,
Nav Jersey vet no Democrats have been NJ "es -
Mr. Cleveland Having given MI N'e' sN ,ho,,
some majority by expanding great neai VI "o 90 :,
looked anxiously for their reward 1hey nav nv
nd arr becoming angry. The tone OF the DeiioO,aIo
au..narera which give Mr. Cleveland ANY support 70
dor re,atorv while considerable number openly ".ao
him Occasionally It Is true the influence OF sone
not.ptate is sufficient to obtain the rcmoVa Vi -
GLASS postnas.er,but these cases have peen io"
NJ them have been egregious mstahos' AA0 r, -
otfoers remain undisturbed. and Democrats "Ao
been TO Washington say the changes tnes o'''''
likely to be made ~, ,.n,v reach
home from Europe on September 2. Inc prospo,.
arouses deep interest Smong the Dcmoct"'e' W." -.
from him a confirmation or denial vi 'io -,
charging Senator Mcpherson with along MI GO" -
the Republican party. General seven -
ana his friends regard the allegations with 30 m"c
orI,tv that the Democrats have some alarm 1851 he
sboud decline to affirm or deny whether tue nepu0"'"
rartv has had the benefit of Mr.. MCPHERSON anu
n "a sad that the pcnch crop of the s'atc WIN 70
smaller than usua though Ii Is not csimen "'' o.,
any extended blight Prccs VIII preoaDS 70 e.
Isv frult The peach orchards OF Huuserdon' ooiner
-, nd Mor1is thrive as a rule only at large expense
~ care and labor and they arc shor'-ii'e" nv 80
The pear and apple crop will be fairy sood anu 'e
former M usual win be source OF consinera"''
careful cultiyaiors. The difficulty some Arso eiV"
compain of is that they cannot teach tue puDiic !" e
nsors except during the growing season. Ihen 'nu'
-. ,,h raaav sale and arc popular; later the public
taste for the delicious frHit becomes paiied 'ro"os
say there IA no good why pears should nov DC ."
,,ie Mt fair prices for OF the winter Ike app0s
lint the difficulty remains that there are not ou'e
enough to make preservai alton processes pay
The encampmcnf.of the First Brigade NaHohAi "u.,U
which came to close at Sea Girt ON saturday was
factory in the results osnpsbed aud the behavior o
,n men and officers WAS all 1aat could be dedred Tue
latter compose remarkably Tei-equlprea ooay ., 'o ~
IN l1i. , ~ a.tv The MT, while OF decided
sdySntare Tor the tins being to the BRIGADE would %
Ia ai that the state authorities decline 90 permit
more than one brigade encampment IN year. a., is
nns ettort viii be made the next session OF the ~
iafnr 10 Obtain an appropriation for the purchase o.
suitai camp ground. and after tpa' gedis regular
mcnts by both brig dcs will probably Do inaue e
feature Of National Guard training. -. .., ,-,,
The State Labor Congress- AZ Camuon M ad,nIs.ion
eted avn aud scrssons OF ntle Importance to any
labor Interest IL was agrred to M nariles
be subIned to oil Legislative candidates 81 oo,H P,s
asking them bind themselves TO support any r
advocated by the legislative committee OF .e bodV
eress snd 10 oppose any apagOnizei ~ .s tie
The legislative Committee OF the congress mere duts loo
last session OF the Legislature conea is ~ ,rnye
almost exclusively TO certain bills IN when on w
OF the committeeman had personal int.s % Of The
seekers and II IL not probable that any M ,,
IcciSature will ccniide his conscience TO aUch kecp.
The smith family eunon one OF the mos1 III as
reunions OF the rural population OF portions OF so ,
aud Somerset Counties. will be bela ON NcheslaJ 49,
AT the old farm Peapack The REUNIONS ~ NJ a.
occssjon OF family picnics FOR miles around anu
ths reunion Is dedicated to particular family Oh
ali Of sthe name invited, and the result - u'
great Dutp0urlng -, $1,000 -, ,bei,
Three Morris County boys are the heroes OF MI
vicinity. They visited tho City Wall NeS io , WIZ
Gen eral Grants BODY lying In state ana aitst
ing the body determined to have LOOK AZ ,
sherman N possible. At the Fifth Avenue hplei a
kindly attendant took the youngsters In cnarse ~
male their wishes known 10 General e9srh s 80. -,
latter haa them brought to his room, ntro1ueu
some distinguished there and cuhttea Mn ', ~,
rleasany finally Diminishing then Win hib',ness ' s
semi the boys home with alteration In their hearts or
the hero OF the march 10 the sea IA
The large bell which hung IN the mansion OF iIu
Stirling in colonial times during his residence IN Ne"
Jer sey. has been presented TO the "hsmhgton ,t
cuarters Association at MOrrlstOwn. LORD snrnns
secured the grant OF the fertile valey OF thS uRp
Passaic the present site Of BasEng h1es M
ton and Stirling and gathered about hln harry, lht
body OF settlers. whose scotch namls recall then IA
descendants VINO occupy the sunny iarinS Oh inc S'h