New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
COTTAGERS IN NEW-JERSEY.
CROWDS OF GUESTS AT SUMMER RESORTS.

POLITICAL QUESTIONS To BE DISCUSSED - THE
CHANCES FOR CONGREssMEN.
lFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBOSEl
TRENTON, June 20.-Thc cOttagcrs have ar
rived. They herald the summer Ncw-Jcrsey more
certainly than does the strawberry The hotels peIin
to show sgns OF lie fortnight later. ana the country
clearinghouse rcyives at the time season OF
,uch co?ious rainfall that the dryesI well Is fnli to
Overlooking has painted all the country with richest
vcriure drowned the dust OF the roads and made tue
crops flourish miracuously. so the Impression ina,
the pilgrim who forth In search OF country Doari
receives in his travels the Morris and Essex the
New Jersey Central and the Su quehanna and Western
is exceedingly pleasant Tle lakes espe-
cially attractive, apparently. Lako IIopatcong
and Greenwood Like hotels have reported
much success already. At the former
there has been disappointment In the failure OF the
land company to complete its hotel In time for bus
ness this summer, but the old boarding places are
crowded The rrcttiest lake in the State. Green Poud
some hat distant from the railroad and AS only
single hotel the owner OF which by clriou legal con
test with the owner OF the lake shores can offer his
guests only view OF the water mis- boats ani the peo
pie patronlze him being forbidden the use OF the
lake for boating or fishing.
The ocean shore from Seabright to Point Pleasant Is
welcoming back the cottagers They are encouraged
vania Railroad Will run a Sunday morning newspaper
train aud n certain supply OF TRBUNEs may be
assured along the Long Branch road with
out too extrayagant a premium. f. A. Potts.
whom some Republicans are endeavoring to
that he should run for Governor Judge
Depuo, OF the Supreme Court. and Thomas L. Kinney.
Editor OF The Neclrk Adrsrtiser among tho cot
tage arrivals OF The whose presence definitely de-
ternlnes the fact that the season ~ open.
The political situation vii receive good deal or AT
ention porcnes Of cottages aud hotels this
summer. Senator Mcpherson and General Fiskc. the
latter the Prohibition canddatr. ara familiar figures ut
Monmouth Bach. ant Senator Sewe l. at the ex-
tremiiy Of the New-Jerscy coast. Cape May. and the
softer Influences or the seaside viii not prevail against
the demand Tor some hard thinking az To what II to be
done in point cal circles. The party convcn ions will be
held III August IL Is thought Both parties are WILING
to wait tor developments IN the temperance movement
oefors taking sheh delnite action a. the conventions
would require The CoLgresso al campaign provoAes
little interest," In the Ist Diarict, Mr. Hires tRep) wh
n IN" III Mr.. buchanan tRepj ma. been noia-
big successful in pleasing his constituents aud
will also be renom.nated for second term
In tho IlId Dlstuct Congressman Green Dem)
will be renoDinated also and the Republicans WIZ en-
it, Democratic majority. Nor they hopeless, by
any means. OF defeating Congressman Pidcock DEM
perennial aud always vigorous In the VIA District.
Mr.. Phepss accumulation and reelection are botn coz
Irhi6ach t:epI viii have no dinlcuty IN being re-
turned. The WIN Dis.ret PROMISES TO be the scene
any and no ncss , are t% s 0y a. m
has strong support for third term and 10 ambitious
Attorney eneral stockton has had consultation
with the Board OF Assessors and the latter will
proceed at with the animation into the Morris
and Essex railroad tax matter. The assessors Will
probably request Governor Abbott to furnsu them with
tue sources Ot information from which he drew the
statements in MS recent message on the sub
iect, aud uuless these prove Unsatisfactory
the AttUrney-ticuera Will proceed at once
to bring suit AGAINST the company for Sl.OOO,ODO
Oh back taxes. hilc the MOrics ani Essex CON-
panys clam tns 1t has all rfepeaabr TAX contract with
the State VIII lie argued before the at Trenton
Baslng upon clauses IN the original chatter OF
the COMPANY tie supreme Court OF The United States
has sustained the position Of the corporations but
some new features ave been developed and the
case will be contested with much earnrstness Wha
result the axe Court, an appeal WILL De
taken TO the United states Court
To strikes ana bOycOtters IN New
Jersey seems to be mlsapprehcnici. Tpe Paterson
Board of Trade has recon uenici legislative action 10
make the law stringent and the subject has been
law indicates that whil, str kes not punishable
under the conspiracy law. OpycOttng may DO reached
where injury 10 trad" j. proven.
= occasional complaint or tho insurance De-
partment State. Insurance Commissioner il one
nnumerabe titles o! secretary OF state Kelsey,
and his of the Office has been satisfactory
and. cases, exceeding good; but he has
duties the piy moderate that II has been sug
gested that he should be relieved or this
Hportant duty.
The annual excursion OF the Editorial AS oc alton OF
the State VIII leave Jersey CITY O-mOrrow at noon The
trip IA to lie extended ole, including the Thousand
Islands the st. Lawrence Ryel anu Montreal The
party Will return Saturday Tue excursions have
been pleasant. almost without exception aud much
pleasure Is anticipated from this