New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16
NEW-.IERSEY' NET BALLOT Law.
soXs OF THE REyoLUTmN-M,NY sTUDENTH
FOR PRINCETON AGAINST BUrriNG.

FOR PRINCETON-iG BETTING.
Trenton y. j.. June I5.-The practical operation Of
the new Election law Ia, begun and until the next
election over the form which political preference
is to be expressed will get attention than the
candidates. Governor Abbctt has received the n"ml-
nation, for county boards II registration made on the
part Of the Republicans and the Democratic nominees
Will DE submitted thi, week. The chairman Of each
state Committee names members for each county
and the Governor would have the right to reject any
one Of them II he chose hut he VIII not exercise this
veto power except upon great occasion The appoint
mente must al De made by June - When the county
boards Of two from each party organized IN" chair
n@n o. the county committees viii each nominate two
officers for each precinct and the election. from regis,
tratin 20 balloIng. will Doe conducted by these dis
tric, officers under the guidance o the county boar>
There universal registration, and an appeal u
the courfs 4, allowed The detail 81 the balloting J.,
upon the Australian plan excepting hat there mas be
a distribution Of Official ballots before ec'to' DAY
The task 81 the present will be ~ get The right
men for precinct officers and {" drill them IN IN" new
method, There Will b. good deal II schooling nccc7
sarv AZ a matter II cour-c. and for tho present. Al
least there j, pretty to be vast improvement ~
the character 81 these officials The taxi II rcr-iri
ton will BE- a heavy ore. for u has been neglected 80
parncnt OF The election business h"rctoior ana conse
quently subject TO grave abuse. There has been
M registration whatever In the country d-tr.cs and
prospect, are HAT there viii be much discussion o
,hc new law and it, novel ways before November that
The. vDtcl, and officer, ViN be- A. familiar "th u -
with the present system. The first trial VIII be- III
the charter election Of Newark IN october That con
test Will not be important and u VIII XIV" opportunity
for the practical lesson, which afc desirable boF" Tic
s,ttons bIuinc-- Of The November election comes on.
The son. Of the Revolution will hold one IF their
occasional meeting, at springfield near Elizabeth c
June -. There to be al addres'' hy IN" Kew Ut
Grove and exercise, III the Old church Inns Is inc
church that furnished the hymn books mat were uN'
for wadding when the par-on told IN" patriot ''d'S
IN "O,c 'cm waits, boy,!7 bcl llart"' poem
., ,o r.,i,.d among the other exercises
The SONS Of the Revelation iE Ne" jersey is "
,.r,sncr,u, organizations What win the l"'tI'
Monument Associations, the society oil the 'H''h''''
the Washington Headquarters A-,o'huoh ana .nC
sons of the Revolution" Ne" ari-.' "'' '"''''
rnr rr>f Freshman cla>. at Princeton VIII have
more JcI,clmcn than usual. Inc r'Gl'- , ,,'.t
given preparatory schools j. h"NinH 'N'i'' ,rG
'h. crat La~TcuccyIilc school i rrr-l" i""' h,'.
application, for adm ,ion nave to be- mae Jih
time ahead. The Newark .h',hehiS' "r ~. ,r,nri
dating back to 1894. and with an honoiabc l,'"u'
la, Just closed the most snc.c ''i"d year n,hlic
HI tory II haS an endowment "hn - " ,pr ,"sT
institution though. Of course. tuition ices a'r
These ana Other les noted schools III tic n,nc, a."
sending constantly Increasing huhn'r7 w. ~, ,L.
Inc Governor will give another hearing Oh NV, Wv
hn lcgallzng bookmaklns al the nor. ra'c' , ~"
she IIon,e here on Tue,day morning. The "9.'r
nor saws he la, read Of there beng mnoI "pi.,''",
~, ,hc ,ca.ur. but that has not teen made apparent
To- him There VIII be rcmonFtrahrt,' anu = d"'
delegation against the approval OF me H,h."'' ~
thr C,ovcrn0r and the opponents UinK th'fe - i
fair prospect Of defeating u. a., ,
Flrv,trd tracks IN Elizabeth practically assured
and Now. ErIlu,wck will De- Uhcwlsc brnehtch SON
The work in Jersey cry Is going on r@pu' T Tl
,iIro,d. cnniiuc their large investments III per
rarcnt Improvement. The Lcigl valley ne" Inc
1r"r Ro.cllc TO COmmunpaW j beng fiPluN coz
i ,yr,,S and "a is the Pcnnsylvania's cut OIL N"nth
OF Newark The New jersey Central Is 'ons'oGi .
a. cut ~ which would place Newark IN the rdh'
lin, toad 81 Elizaicth. All these are Increasing
their freight facilities