The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-06

What the Fositicians Of the stase Find Il
Talk About.

What the Politicians Of the State Find t.
Talk About.
The Railway Advocats announces itself
for sale.
The Coast Pigos wants the Soldier Home
located at Key East wherever that is
The salary of Ex-Governor Ludlow as one
Of the Adjustment Commissioners Of Eliza
beth win be 81, 900 per amman.
EsThe Phillipsburg Democrat has already
put Farmer Caleb Wyckoff in the field for
Assembly in one Of the Warren districts.
According to the Morris Jersaman, Gov
ernor Abbett's man for the Democratic
gubernatorial nomination is Mayor Orestes
Cleveland.
The Newark liquor dealers formed them-
selves into fifteen unions and a general
union on Wednesday night to agitats
against the prohibition movement in the
State.
w. j. Bruce, Senator Sewell's private
secretary, said while in Trenton the other
day that it is understood that Congressman
Phelps is to be the Republican nominee for
Governor.
E. o. Chamberlain, Speaker Armstrong;
secretary, has found one respect in winch
the example of Democratic ADMINISTERS
ton is worth following. He's going to get
married.
The Atlantic Journal boasts to have an
| idea. 1t is that Senator Gardner viii be re-
nominated. and that William Robinson
will be the Republican candidate for As
sembly.
| The Dover Lsdee reasons from the fact
that when Phelps first ran for Congress,
William e. Dodge stumped the DISTRICT
for him, that the Republican ten peranoe
movement is PhelpsIsl
| Some one intimates that II Phelps can
| elect himself to the Governoeship Of New
| Jersey. Blaine VIII, ct the next election, try
| to bring about his nomination to the Presi-
dsncy BY the Republican Convention.
81. B. Maxchbank, the defaultsr who, til
| HIS recent discharge was Agure IN Bank
| exs Row in the State Prison, has bloomed
| out as temperance orator. Wednesday
evening he addressed tho W. O. T. N. Of
Newark.
The Belvidefe Apollo says that The whis-
per among politicians that Hon. Henry s.
| Harris may be Q candidate for State Sem
ator, ct the expiration Of Moons term, has
| produced decided sensation within the
inner circles of Democracy.
Congressman Phelps's anxiety for the
i Republican gubernstorial nomination ia
/ With the view that Il he wins ha NAV be
/ able 70 make Z Formidable break Far the
| Presidential nomination In 1885, It is said
that Blaine stands ready to help him.
Some time ago Frank Patterson, brother
Of Geo w. Patterson and of Ex-Assem-
bly, Clerk Austin Patterson, was convicted
| Of several forgeries in the Monmouth
County Courts. The Supreme Court Mon
| day set aside the verdict and ordered new
trial.
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Inc year, tenaefeo the collector compfl-
mentary dinner, which came of at GlOu-
cester Point
Our Trenton correspondent informs rs
| that among the RApublicaps who gathered
| at the midsummer session Of tba I,ecisla-
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