The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-31

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Thomas II. Dudley, cx-Consul 70
Liverpool aud a millionaire; Theodore
g. Gibbs, ex-Sherin Of Camden County
and a lawyer of strength; Joel J.. kirk-
bride, cx-Cuunty Clerk and a ma OF
much influence in the county; James
NJ. Scovel, the boldest politician in
New jersey; Martin v. Bergen, Super
intendsnt OF Schools, Am able lawyer
and a man OF considerable strength;
George w. Gilbert, who formerly held
eeyersl offices IN Camden County and
~ intimate friend Of Mr.. Dudleyi
F;oTrbce s. Uogate, q lighting young
lawyer; Iaccb G. Dsubmanu. ex-SheriH
and Il fighter from the wood 'go';
Henry j.. Bonsail, eX-AsSemhlynian;
William ~ Coie, ex-Assemblyman;
William A5els, formerly Post-Ofice
Inspector, who owed his POSITION RS
we'll as his removal 90 Gen ocTsil;
e. HiilikeT, formerly employed in the
Philadelphia Mint, AID who ike Ir.
Abe!s owed both jis appointment and
removal 10 the Republican United
States Senator, and mauy others.
BACK Of them all he was assured that
Gen. Robson stUcd. lie had been in
Camden ard had set the bail rolling
aeains. the ma who defeated hin foI
Congress four yeTsrs ago, Gea. Sewei;
also ,carued tiei Thomas i. E0fded,
ever talt1fUl had grown sod ald Wan-
ted assurances that nc would succeed
Senator Herring in the State Senate,
IL ne WIS 10 work FOX the General TO
succeed hiclseif rs The United States
Senate. Nearly RI, Of the men named
In tho list given above have aeen Sew
e'i's supporters. Dudley has been III
eDt my Ter several years, aad W, IL.
Colo nas rot been friendly fox foug
years, but The remainder, vita n OF
two exceptions, helped Sewell knock
out the ex-Secietary of the Navy
less than four years ego, a1d lave
''whooped FER UP" for him to the pres
ent. To II. L. Bonsall, more than 20
any otiiel riaI, does Seweli owe his
present term. IVneall gave mp his al
most certain chances of bong speaker
OF the House as Trenton, and worked
Ike & Trojan for his friend the Gener'
at.
Nor was this 81 The bad lows The
Senator received, lie learned HAT At
laDttc County was in open revolt against
his edie. that Senator Gardiner should
have aUotbes term Nearly every
prominent Republican worker Ia tie
cuantiy rad iebelled, HAIRY l., oIate,
The brightest lawyer IN Atlantic, Leaf
ing the revolt. lie VIZ shown m edi-
10. al in Tho Mays Landing JoaraGi,
written by his old friend, j. &. Oliver,
advising d coalition Of Repubiicaus
with The Democrats 10 nominatea Con-
gresham and oppose Sgwell ia all his
movements. Iii 5a!em County General
Sowell was informed, Senator Miller
had come cat ~ opposition to him,
aud leading RepUbiicane proposed To
pledge tie As3embiyman to oppose
Sewell Ii the caucus and III opel SEES
sion also before giving him the elec-
tioD. Senator Nichols In Cumberland,
wiom Gen. Eewell threw oveE AZ Treu-
ton last winter in order 10 elect SenS-
Grig9s President and carry out a DEAL
with armstrong fol- Speaker, IL light
ing toolA AID nail against She senator.
Us to last wiutel is vas a.. the time
for Saweli.
But the ToTgt Of III t~.atSawell learn
Ell was The character Of the fight shat
YVES mapped on: against him. Robe
cons hand was seen in Il. Il is Il casG
of "b0at him regardless OF WHO Is hurt. "
An anti-5oweli man will be put up for
the nomination in each Assembly dis
triet IL South Jersey. II 81 10 Utmost
certain, Sewoll's friends are nominated
independent candidates will he placed
ia The field or the Democratic nominees
viii be supported direct by these whose
oppose the Senator. Ex-Sheriff Gibbs
will 30 The Independent Candidate in
tiie district now represented by Speaker
Armstrong. He has ANNOUNCED him
ecl4 Is 2 candidate and viii ri The
same plan vii he adopted Throughout
south Jersey, The only chance Gawell
has il Though Democratic votes.
hfr. E.obeaon came to Camden early
IN the week and made hS WANTS Anown
TO his fricnda. lie has disposed Of ht9
house n th,s city, has boughs another
III TrosltoH asa will G2aks the capital
of the State liz homo during the tan
cJlepaign and tha session OF the LeSI9-
la, ure.