The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-27
STATE PoL1rxcs.
What the Politicians of the state Find TO
Talk About.

IL W d6niAS tO-l LUZ 2Av,OSO.
The Camden Post (Rsp.) says that the
Republicans of New Jersey mast endorse
| General Fisk to win"
They are still trying to persuade Attorney
General Stockton to accept the Democratic
Guberaatorial nomination.
1t seems to be settled now that Mr.. Con-
gresham Phelps is not to take the Repub-
lican nomination for Governor.
Congressman Lehlback will find a hard
row to hoe in Newark this Fall, because of
the Prohibition sentiment of the city.
Judge Alfred Walling, Jr., of Keyport,
| is urged by the Red Bank Standard for the
Democratic nomination for Governor.
The Newark Oil thinks that the prospect
of the Democrats carrying Atlantic, Ocean
and Cumberland for Senator this year is
fair. ae
The tide of Republican gubernatorial
sentiment seems to have set strongly
towards the nomination of ex-Mayor Gil
bert Collins.
''If the Republican party joins the Pro-
hibition party, says Gator, General Fisk
viii probably allow it to run him for Gov
ernor, too"
John 7. Foster is out in g letter to the
| Newark Advertiser advising the Republican
! State Convention to pronounce against
| saloon Influences in politics. M
In view of the possibility of General Fisk
| being the Republican nominee for Cover
nor, the Atlantic City ReUiets wants to know
| if he is solid for Blaine for President. ~
| Attorney-General Stockton is preparing
| to bring his suit for 81, 600, 600 against the
| Morris d Essex for taxes out Of which that
! greedy corporation is said to have swizzled
| the State.
The Newark Daily journal is dwindling
away. 1t is the natural result of the
| placing of the paper under the manage
ment Of that conceited little popinjay,
Larry Nett.
| A carriage driven by some drunken row.
| dies ran into one in which ex-senator
SOUS" Canfeld, of Morristown, was riding
on recent Sunday evening, throwing Mr.
Garfield out and breaking his nose.
| Apropos of Mayor Collins's possible nom
ination by the Republicans for Governor,
| the Paterson Guardian says that they are
always willing to put forward good man,
| when there is no chance of his being
| elected. sln
With such names as Judge Magic, Fred
| eric A. Potts or others of that class as the
| possible candidate for United States Sen
atsr to succeed Mr. Sewt1. the Republi-
cans woull be sure of the next Legislature
-PIaintield Times.
A lumor has it that MIR. Phelps has
expressed a willingness to accept the nom
ination, provided certain arrangements can
| be made, including, it is said, the possible
withdrawal of Senator Sewell from the
canvass. -Ne,oark NeaOs.
One of our contemporaries says that
| General Fisk, besides being the founder of
the Fisk University, is the patron of the
Fisk Jubilee Singers, and that the Jubilee
Singers will probably sing at his mass
meetings during the campaign.
The Republican party managers are
/ beginning to wonder what effect on the
Senatorial conte,t the endorsement of Pro-
hibitionist Fisk will have. AS we figure it,
! it will give the Democrats in the next
Legislature a majority of one On joint
ballot.
The Morris Plains Asylum had /, 025 pa
tients under treatment last year. Alto
| gether 1000 have been in the Asylum. The
total receipts of the Asylum for the year
1924, SIT of which $11, 1876 was from con-
Wet patients, and S64, 80 from private pa
TENTS ~ aE 8et
Some. of the Democratic journals are
urging the Republicans to nominate GEN
eral Fisk for Governor. This would not be
bad idea if the Democrats did not desire
! it.. and if Thomas Y. Gator were not at the
head Of the Prohibition COMMITTEES. M
Holly Mirror
The Engelwood Times prints bully por-
trait Of Dominic Robins N, of Paterson
one of the kesnest humorists inthe State
and suggests that he would make a good
/ Ia n
| Camden Courier thinks he would run like
SAM Hill rather, John Hill.
Andy Allbright's patent,outside sheet,
| down in the pines, blackguarlls every DEM
ocrat named in connection with the Cover.
| norship, with the evident idea that it helps
its candidate to secure the place.. The
aforesaid patent-outside may rest assured
that Andy Albright can never secure the
Democratic nomination for Governor.
Andy Allbright's voice from the South
Jersey wilderness-the ChesiIhurst Tribune
Abuses HBob" Rruce; of the Elizabeth
| Herald, because that paper is not for it's
candidate for Governor. 'sWe remember
the time," it says, 'when the Elizabeth
Herald sounded his praise" The explana-
ton is probably that Andy has stopped
| substituting the Elizabeth Herald He
seems to have found it good deal cheaper
| to substitute the Chesilhurst 1iibune,
The Sussex Register (Rsp.) is exercised
by the fear shat President Cleveland may
have hurt Congressman Pidcock's political
prospects by his recent appointment of a
| postmaster for Deckertown. Mr.. Decker,
the new postmaster. it says has been day
laborer around town. He is good quiet
citizen, but has never taken any active
part in politics. pays no taxes, owns no
property, and never has in any way become
identified with the business interests of
the town, except as resident who works
around at odd jobs.
Last week the elder Winton, Assembly
man from this district, in letter to the
! Hackensack Republican, said.