New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-06
THE ISSUES IN NEW-JERSEY.
ADDRESS BY THE REPUBLICAN STATE COM
MTT1EE.
WARNING THE PEOPLE OF THE PARTISAN

WARNING THE PEOPLE OF THE PARTISAN
sELF.sEEKING OF EX-GOVERNOR ALBEIT
The New-Jersey Republican Committee has issued
the following adore to the voters of the state:
The issues Of this canvass are of paramount I'M
portnnce. Upon their right determination WIZ
depend the security the highest puOlIc ii,e1os;
The convention or each party mas peer, u form Of
candidate for Governor named, ana lie p,al9r H.
t;mbb or Leon Albeit will be the next Governor VI
NewJeIsey All votes gwen u any ~ can
candidate will be thrown avg looks 20 the the acquis
sitlon Of political power, patronage ana t, infer
It has in i no someaO Si made Under
the management and direction OF Deniocrs"o ~"
chine politicians for partisan ia f6s sort of admin
lstration Mr.. Albeit will give US In the evehl g. o.
election lie has ALREADY ter@sr se e a. as he
made the public interests snoservent 20 psd o,v
ends lie converted the judiciary OF every county 90 i
and all the charitable and penal institutions % ue
State into political machines He estaolshen u III,
rule of the mercegaries heeers ana hy tbe
lis party. His administration was msrHea Di ,aS
Governor by election trckery and rascaiy OF the
erossest chaTacter; by the bold larceny OF legsa-
tive seats by the Illegal use of the Democratic con
ssbulay and local police of the state capital Tor
tbe discharge OF their lawful duties; By polllcal
wrongs and outrages which stirred the Indignation
IDEALS" that ruthiessy sacrificed every principle
Of good government, and by repeated consPlracIes
against the rights and interests of the people No
three years OF Executive control in this State ever
equaled bitter and malignant Rarisanshp those
chair. is it worth while 10 invite repetition, "a
a stm more aggravated form OF policy thus pre!uo'
cal to the good name OF the stale ave the nartv can.
dldate unworthy of public confidence, 1t 6vades the
question of temperance and It lnggies WIN 9al be
campaign. 1t has no intelligent policy to propose
as To any matter of real concern -, ...s,s... y,
General Edward Burd Grub is the candidate OF
the peOplc in the trest aud best sense lie dld not
seek the nomination, and In accepting II has no
other object in view an G partisan 9 pledge
obligation of any sort. If elevated to the Governor
ship his efforts win BE s S. R
eral Crubbs every interest |. with this state lie
was born and educated in Burlington county. lie tr
New,Jersey troops In the trout OF battle nom lonl
70 Tss4 He has lived at his jersey home since the
close Of the war, and has been identified with many many
public interests He is app0achaee genial n,e th
ff he courage uEs to MAINTAIN them lie win bling to tho
SeGSS Manhood o He can be elected if the right
thinking people of the State will go TO the polls ana
vote. 1t only needs a fun vote 70 insure his oc
cEpancy of the Executive Chair of this State for the
In the platform of principles on which the Repuo-
n stands for local self government for The
honest registration and return OF elections FOR ne
reform in the Of the Kane bill or the Austaha
sSbools for the overthrow of the evil Of inemper
ance for economy I'm the State government anu
The history Of the state Legislature of 1850 IS TOO
recant and well known 10 need comment or elabOra
ton Every action of it, Democratic majority was
a reproach upon the fair name OF The state and
4 failure to undo It's work would be public calamity
The right thinking people of NewJersey are IN me
majority, and when they speak win nnited VOC VOC
are irresistible. That voice can only find effective
eIcreseion AT the ballot box, and we ap
~ 70 every citizen Of the state who irrespective OF
psrty is interested in good government, and who de-
airas an honest Executive and a legislature IN sym
Iv With him 10 interest himself actively for the
Success Of the Republican ticket from this time unit
sino,ion dav and above all things TO vote and set
t lie neirbbors vote in that final and decisive hour