New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
MIR. PIDCOCK'o DENIAL.
HIS ENEMIES REFUSE TO BELIEVE HIM.


THg CAMPAIGN IN NEw-JsRsgY-cAPrAIN nowEY'S
cANvAss--GOvERNoR ALBEIT AND TIE CHAN.
FELLOWSHIP.
TRENTON, n. j.. Oct 24-There is deep and
wide Interest In New-Jerssy TO whether Con-
grcssman Pcocks plea OF not guilty snail be accepted
by his proof positive OF his nnooence.
Mr. Ksys who orr znay preferred the charge that Mr.
PdcOok hat bought his nomination AT the oxravaesns
OF 800 per DELEGATE, totally refuses 10 give MT
Picock denial Mr. Plc0ck declares IL 10 en-
Titled 10 have and Mr.. Kaysi 80 Careless OF Mr. fd-
couks sensihiiss to openly express doubt whether
not Mr. Picock should be- reelected. Tho Congress-
man has a friend whose Is Carpenter VINO IL nos
u, known TO fame once Cork OF tho Assembly, In
which position hrs experiences were embarrassing 70
say least Mr. Carpenter was also state senator ana
I'm IN. pewsl aper OF which is the proud poss's.or
be declares that Mr. Rays hinsefs no oett"r tnan ne
ought TO be- Mr. Rays responds by Eenialy remarkins
that be may may not deserve the cens"re
OF the immaculate Carpenter. but hs docs not observe
tue connection oet ween himself and Pdcock since tho
lat for orico, wnlls ne. ktys Is mcreys
private cltzen. Mean WHILE Mr.. Pckc'ck IL In iAr
way to be slaughtered az election. aud Captain an
Barcom the Republican nominee. exprcs to Walk Into
office ahead OF him, In spite OF little dimcuity IN
pedestraDlsm which Is due 10 dispute Win MI r''
cocks b.rty fr ends Sou twenty ODD years ago.
Captain Howey. tie Republican candidate for Gov
ernor bsen Paterson. Newark and other places
In d central OF tho state Ia the isss
week AMI has met hearty reception. lie lives IN
remote portion Warren County. but there are plenty
Of railroad connections has been abe TO return
home frequently. Hs house is plain farmers dwell
my but IL Is comfortab not hacking In such lux
ury who works for his daily bread may Do AUTO
Afford.
The Democrats are making phenomenal effort 10
carry the L. gslatur- but they claim that while Gov
rrnor Abbet Ia ir-e with Mis- wOr HE nbersiy uoos
MOI * end Ia other directions. PROMINENT Dfhocts
nj last WE, that by mrans certain ina ao'
EFT wnuid n tho L"yla' urr were D'n-
ocraIIc repure that he ~ To- D' SiVeu 'no S'n
c-llrship IN case fails TO beconr ,oi sites sen.
ator This w.uld Chancellor Runb oh Tue ""s'
popular Chance ST 40 mas ever uti sni ""'
or aie comm0tiOn from QUE END OF the o'a'o W '"o
Other - -, ,.,...1
Tn. action Of the Morris Essex Riiiroai %
10 taking "a IN Newark has rchrwei auent"n W
The iucr rOubirs OF pupnc bodies anh ocas Win
the cOinpan,. aud II Is hoped tnat tDe hSlta"n WI.
bring about change p,lIcy. The CHARTER "I ne
Norris Essex will expire urx, year ant hno@r mo
charter the state will inen have tue right 70 AK" me
company IN many PRIVILEGES recrVe' snl
IL IL ,Iag considered by the state "u h"rtls' "usn".
or not the difficulty thai mas ar sen wth tns roa ~
several years will the exercise OF the otaoS
right 10 condemn aud seize. . >,s..
The a np season Will open on Monday. NoVeihoer
l. SOME Of hunting IL IN the vci"tV q" 1ro'n.
W. Lake what IL known AS tue Cooper N uo"'ss
tract Mr.. Hewitt. however, quarts tn- tract a1Nnss
vunners by the al or gamkerpers ana deep
the wrath OF hunrr wnen IN MS rtr"is' ho oouo'
acre ss one Of tue Hewitt thr' ateDiuE slgna