New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
TO INJURE NEWARK.
UNDEsERvED ATTACKS MADE IN ppv,

INK GovERSoRsHfP-OpPosIrro TO coxceyse~..
ypcocK.-srArr CANE
tyHoS THE n.ourAP cosrEsroSpEsr or rur rrrrrv,,
TRENTON, n. D.. Aug 22.--There has 49,
m apparently concerted attempt in the la.t ,ex -
10 osFo 'he city OF Newark bal name. Certain I'm.
'no'ses "h'ch are common TO every city OF consss.
aos sine have been made ths subject Of do<ia, ..,.
OF sensational articles which have done inla.,,.. o.,
place whioh has retained he srietne.s Of ts pa-,,.
settlers 10 extent quite exceptional IN ci,le. - 80,
slze and I'm portsDee Tnis Ia Injustice vhich ~.
ark writhss under. ann which it 10 inclined In ,,,..
agsnst ss far and wide IL Ths elty ia m.a. =.
of poor people To large extent. Ly reason -
tho nature OF s Industries but IL poor are u,,s.,.
and 10 Lives the cause Of religion and benevoIeuoe "a
liberal support any OF its rivals Some year. .yo, "A.
same thing attempted agsns, Trenton I'm, her. n,
was promptly crushed ana tho lbcis were not vfdeas
disseminated. There 10 backbone Of morality IA y.v
jersey which docs not the attacks which havs
osen msde upon Newark and inclined to re.s.A
them with considerable vigor.
Tho reduction OF fares on tho Third Ayenus pox.rsA
Railroad 10 New-York. tho rapid adyance. m.e. 4.
transportation In Bro0kyn and the lnnunerabls i'm.
provemens made IN horse-car rsio In yer News
YORK. renew tho attention OF Jersey decen.
cies OF their own lines OF travel With nvecen. fare
TO Harlem, evdens that tho high charged o.
tue New Jerssy railroads leading York can
not be otherwise than harmful the interests OF the
state
There has been a growing sentiment among Republ-
cans that they might dnd satisfactory candidate foe
Governor In the person OF exCongrossman Bsalam,n p
Howey. OF Warron County. He served a tettn in Con-
gress two years ago. having defeated Democrat IN the
strongest democratic district In the sat~ Mr. Hoveye
availability sncontsstab- but he IL being advocated
ior his Oh posltion with much seriousness there n
good cnsnce OF his repeafing the victory tina ters
10 isagro"ng inclination 10 seek gubernatorlal caadi.
date elsewhere. and Mr.. Howsy for TOO CON-
gressIoD@i contest which he would bsttrr. op-
portuulty Ihst Is offered Is che unpopnlarity Of
m o. W. ultelt Nr a
stood. aud Il II not such To win him votes HIS con-
troll OF the Democratic machine Is nearly absolute
hat his denomination 10 foregone altBoukh
three OUT Of four Democrats In his district woai pre-
fer some other
Tho Democratic nominee for Governor will probably
ernor Albeit ami senator MCPHERSON who cre.lef HE
candidacy The Kelsey wing OF the party hes not been
active, ami the Albeit Pherson clique 80 powerful
That IL IS pretty sure TO wln the convention unless
more desperate sht IL made against these two leaders
than has yet been developed II Is a question, how
ever, whether Governor AODett Is not Oyerreachlnr
himself. Al usual. Congressmen Green la WIZ
ing To let Mciner-.. snd Aobett max. him Governor.
bnt HE personal preference would DO for John
ton or senator AZ against Albeit
The encampment OF the Second Brigade, Ma
tional Guard Will begin at Sea Girt thN
week, under command OF General Sewell. G0vernR
Albeit VIII review The troops there VIII he psraes
every day There Is criticism OF the alleged II
State property Tor summer purposes by officers
high In rank IN the state aud the right to anticipate
duty Dy fortnight 70 doubted.
The Prohibition campaign Is active. and General
Flsks is making frequent speeches. moderate
and calculated 10 please his hearers.