New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
HOW TO VOTE ~ NEW-JERSEK.
A WAY TO DEFEAT BRIBERY AND BOSSES
PUT IN A REPUBLICAN TICKET AND REBUKE THE
SLAVES RINGS.
The Republican State Committee OF New
Jersey Issued GLOWING appeal to voters OF all

PUT IN A REPUBLICAN TICKET AND REBUKE THE
SLAVES OF RINGS.
The Republican State Committee OF New
Jersey Issued following appeal to voters OF al
parties:
to he nj the polls next Tuesday were simply
one bet political parties h the sole question "a
the voters Of New Jersey called upon to give e,
under The administrative control Republicans Of Demo
S To Con wGa n The syy "a the or We Do
the political siGneance Of mis- election IN '
Of American industry result must give encourage
the purely political phases Of the contest will receive
mpeiled however to urge upon the patriotic citizens
state without OF party me duty o. making ga
forces that are behind them.
8r Green. the Democratic nominee has shadow OF right
~ called OF his party much less the can
ddate Of the people II is common fame that his
was composed al convention controlled ny tluvrae VI
interruptions and self sh politicians In their own interests a
convention where bribery false pretence and agrnt viola
on OF par iaineh'ry l 9, We,v 80 re can
notorious that tins knot OF conspratos have outraged
the Of at least three districts in
~ o e Of Of Ss TPn Of na e Of Seone e 1e
been made and ahundaniy proved by reputable members
men who have brpngh his ienomny upon the Site lie is
under BOMBS do their bidding and to administer the GOVERN
he has pledged himself elected pursne The policy Of the
The workers 10 make the Judiciary o the state in All Is
able with men who have earned their places by personal pot
zeal service His private interests and associations are a..
f. bound nv business and professional ties 10 the great
corporations Of NewYork His public has been con
that he has spent the greater part Of his time since his noma
made estimate OF tho value q his ervces
ON The other hand II has never been CHARGED by the most
vruient partisan that MI Howeys nomination made in
the interest of clique class He was selected solely be-
ine he seemed by native force Of character
the fxecnye head Of state Personally he represents
the type 81 American manhood Developed IN agrcu
business lie under free institutions lie rs self
reliant w. iGrGeul fhl, rls n.y. sl' ~ tpe nn
soldiers Le shouder his mussct ami marched to the front
horror Of probable bankruptcy his fellow citizens Of an par
Tres lnsiinctNey turned To nm ana pa4'l nm III 1m me o
popular confidence IN his character and capacity
before been reprcsee by one Of his party lie has Ied with
NOR, ma ordinary success every position IN private ana
lion of all his fellow citizens with the single exception OF
' f Ii has been cne9esd in
the eort 10 iasfy the record IN Congress 81 ms opponent
The iaek Of narrow technical training when place
piled 10y experience on the farm III camp and baiec as
~ ns,nes, yon1i G"I aclj for he wr syrnpathes anil
symmetrical development Of character and the fuller
alton ~ popular needs which life ~ constant contact
win everyday peope has Insured lis election would recall
the memory of Charles : len whose nAcybe integrity,
sound Judgment and rugg" practical common sense made his
administration IN trying times iuSrous III the ahnis oil the
1t between these candidates that the Of NewJer
mus' choose in the election ~ Tuesday next The issue
he doubtful II that the managers OF Mr.
emp oy Of money all Of his election ut
prepared believe that the will Of the people
M lar nctho,s Of HE ovnor nis bn because Of the
apathy of Republicans and in MISUNDERSTANDING Democrats.
appreciate the gravity of the interests involved
i amt ' d@i, o. i % w mo nicn ION 5 local
political contests their duty and deposit their ballots he
Of that offensive part can domination which has
lhiety Covered II WIN repoaclL Snr'y no r. % ]
OF good government and honest politics.