New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11
TO STOP BRIBERY IN NEV-JERSEY.
THE LAST ELECTION CALLED UNIVERSAL AT
TENT1oN TO FRAUDS or THE HONEST

THE LAST ELECTION CALLED UNIVERSAL Az
TENTION TO FRAUDS or THE HONEST
vOTrRs-DEATH OF CAPTAIN EMSoN.
Trenton. y. J.. Nov 1O.-The counting Of the losses
has occupied a fair share Of time and attention since
tho election It is hardly profitable. though doubtless
interesting in It's way. The rsuh was really mnch as
usual If all the Republican counties In the otale
were 20 do their best and Hudson should DO poo'I'
for the Democrats. the Republican candidate "ou"
succeed with great regularity, and It IS upon tbs nope
that Republicans have bundcd these many years
Meanwhile the state seems 10 slowly dividing lnfo
Northern Democratic and southern Republican sections
II was asserted In the presence of The tribune
corresp ortent by person Of sufficient reSponsiDH'
Yesterday that in one ward Of Newark casting INV
votes there were nearly 500 persons VINO receiver
money 10 vote last Tuesday whether this tremendous
proportion really existed, it rs none the less notorious
that corrp ton unequaed prevailed at the late cleo
tton. and that men who make pretence OF morality
In elections are heard declare that bribery must
cease or disaster parties VIII enSue The feeiinE
IS universal and II has become thoroughly lecosh4hel
by all There must be legislation on THIS SUBJECT thlS
winter whatever the complexion OF the Leglsla1uo-
There will be a Democratic Assembly and kephDncan
senate in the state House this winter. and there VIII
be public pressure upon both that cannot be resisted
The Leg stature Will have session OF comlara-
tive peace this winter, but one Of much interest
Tho chances are that Mr.. Heppenheimer, OF HUDSON
will lie speaker. He made record much ABOVE inc
Democratic average in the House last year. Tic
Will have a good 10 help him In Mr.. Marsh, OF
Union who Is intelligent and clean, and these TWO
may keep down the element which dsgraced then
Marty under speaker IIudspeth last year. The he
publican leader will, matter Of course, be rs
,emblyman Voorhees,, Of Union, VINO was elected nom
a democratic district and distinguished himself III
the last House Now he will have the support OF
a Republican senate, and he Will be aDlc 10 CuIu
the Irt isanship Of the House. The senate VIII nave
new officers senator Martin, OF Essex. l. tdlHs
candidate for President, and senators tlauIn'I anu
Gaylucr are also named. Mr.. Garincr La, Drth j"
lie chair before, and Will probably prefer the arena
Mr. Cranmer has three years 20 serve, and may ur-
edo 10 wait year before becoming an active cahd-
date. ,- . C.oa,
County. father Of the Democratic candidate lor Heh
ator, is worthy Of SPECIAL note. lie was IN M,
ninety-sXth year SlXty->iN years ago Tie snip oh
which he was a sailor before the mat was wrecked
az Cranberry Inlet. Ocean County. The NORWEGIAN
sailor wa hauled out, ha1 naked and half drowned
and he STAYED where be was picked up, or near II
for the rest OF his life. He vas worth coupe OF
million dollars when he died. The old man waH
ppjucr Of the bullet hc received ln The leg Whle III
The service OF the First Napoleon than hc was OF MS
iche. and next 10 that he fond OF telling now
his father had reared and owned fOf time the Whlte
horse of Napoleon, famous IN pictures All the Ola
mans wealth gUcs 10 bis son, himself a rich man