New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
POLITICS IN NEW-JERSEY.
THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS UNHAPPY.
GOVERNOR ALBEIT DIsTRUsrFUL OF SENATOR NC
PHERsON-NEFDED REFORMS.

GOVERNOR ALBEIT DIsTRUsTFUL or SENATOR NC
PHFRsON-NEFDED REFORMS.
iFRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIL TRIBUNE
Trenton, n. j., Aug. 29.-The State Con-
ven,on the Democrats called last week 10 assem-
bic At Trenton September %. There Was DISPOSE
ou to make date st later in order to give the OPP
position Senator Mcpherson more time to accomplish
effective work As II is the delay criticism
in the party. The Republicans WILL OF
course, hold their convention still later. 80
that the actual work Of the campaign will be crowded
into months IN astse SO compact and 80 covered
into railroads. as NewJersey. the candidates can easily
spend day county Within the time Indicated,
and more that attention perhaps. not necessary
The Democratic situation is curious and interesting.
AT conference In which Senator Mcpherson and Gov
Albeit we're participants 1t was decided 10 nom
mate Congressman Green and the work on his behalf
has been going with much success through the
manipulation of Senator McPherson the Governor, aud
those statesmen Pdcock and Ross There hasin fact
been too Every mans hand now against
the leading candidate aai the dictaton By the leaicrs
has notorious that the disposition to rebe
grows stronger with every passing hour. whether Mr.
Green aud his hackers can Withstand the assaults
which are sure TO vrulence until She con-
vention meets is the problem which puzzles the Nc
crowd. An amusing feature OF the case
Governor Abostt Is Ho~ only haifssti.od with
his own WORK He begun that Mr.. Green Will
avail nIue IN MS senatorial ambitious aud that MI
Green Il for Mr. Green before all others Ana the Gov
has = suspicious OF Senator Ncth6rsOu
Ihe Republican Convention VIII. necessarily shape It's
action somewhat upon that of the Democrats aud the
noune- will lie the who best oppose the cleo
ton made by the Democrats. Gardner X Colby Is
Ives ~ EA-t orange, the in ervAls of his large
busia-ss Easements ana his pbanthropc WORK, has
gwen some attention and material ALI to Ropu6ncsn
pout cal movements in New-Jsrsey. lie wOud also be
Satisfactory the temperance men OF the party Ihere
has been decided movement In favor OF sh License.
The second Breade eDcampment al Sea Girt last
week success FROM military point OF view, The
discipline observed was exceptionally strict anu tho
techncaes OF tactics we've observed to remarkabl"
degree. ne one really unpeasAnt incident wa, el-
Guilty between Qnarternastcr General rsrrlue ana eur,
geon Urayiag. Of the Cd Regiment Inc latter nad
make report when according 70 general
testimony Pcrrne bust forth with storm OF rcpro.oh
alleged failure. The surgeon ht- u Il unner
General atiers temper hss been di. drned Of late
by queries the necessity. hoioro mo sDdlers "s-
ss ths a, o. f n,s AZ ''''
the co%iesf AGAINST Pidcock Is assuming
the largest proportions IN the ivan District The con
yenti6n W Il lie held IN about fortnight ami PldcOcks
control OF The "iuachne" that MS renonna
Ton "A confidently predcted rne result viii a bolt.
The defeat OF PidcOcK woul lie IA los 10 Mcfner,on
The Capitol rebuilding con innes the OBJECT OF
criticism especially OF toe OF Indiana stone.
The lawdrvers OF the design selected might nave been
forgiven II the e 'c had Deon toned down nv IN net
brownstOne whicn exists IN so many varieties ami III
such ample quantities WITHIN zoe ota'e' as II Is, tne
chances are tuat the state VIII nave capitol which
will resemble nothing 81 much as an nsur nee building.
with "A tea
Unles~ the present drouth is relieved there will
be DO crop OF and the loss TO The faruers
and especially the increasing numbor OF stock raisers,
will considerable. The margin OF profit IN farming
In NewJersey Is small that comparatively sight
farmer pays his interest promptly ana makes
moderate livelihood for his family IL fortunate
the constitutional reforms 40 greatly neeie IN New
Jersey should receive attention IN the political CON
veutons The necessity of CHI inges is conceded. and II
needs little to bring hem about beyond an appreciation
OF the III further delay. The cities suffering
from bad government because legislation tor individual
municipalities cannot De Obtained the taNp yrrs are
paging than is at all necessary for the support or
the because the ancient system IL protected hy
constitutional provisions and litigation delayed for the
same reason. The notifications could be made without
much delay serious difficulty bv the Legislature,
body could he Induced ny public pressure de-
attention to public affairs as distinct from rail
road qnarrele.
1t agreed that the Baltimore and Ono Will use the
New-Jsrsey CentraPs tracks for time, at least and
residents the line ANTICIPATING the increased
cOmmod atOus with considerable satisfaction. Op-
portunity that will bs Afforded business for obtain
ing lower rates south Ia particularly agreeable.