New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
POLITICS IN NEW-JERSEY
REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS IN THE CONGRESS
SIGNAL FIGHT.
WHY DELAY THE TRIAL OF THE INDDCTbl
HUDSON COUNTY orFICERsi -TOP1CS OF
INTEREST THROUGH THE STATE.

INTEREST THROUGH THE STATE.
Trenton ~ j., Sept. 21.-The Congressional ncKcts
IN New jersey are nearly completed and the campaign
throughout the State has fairly opened inc ho"'p'"
tion OF Elias NJ. Condt In Essex County, by the lie
pubIicsns will be followed this week by the cohVch
ton OF the Republicans in the lid District those VI
both parties In the With and OF tho Democrats III
ESSEX The long established custom Of short cam
paglls has broien this year by the new ee'uoh
law and full forty days will elapse between the het
Congre convention and the November cieeuoh
The eoct should be beneficial. and there VIII certainty
be more Of personal canvas than the sta'e has Seou
for a long while. The nominee OF yesterdays ''''
vention In Newark for instance, Mr. Condit II sa'o
70 have talent for that method Of campaigning and
DOS scsscs the physique to bear that onorous Duuc"
Of constant work In the political field The retirement
OF Representative Lohlbach from the place which no
has filled with exceptional honor for the last six years
has been made the occasion for rcInarRape 'riou''
to his worth and services In which all clasSee h'Ve
parcipated The Democrats recognized that his re
election certain. and would have mace no serious
contest against him. Just what they will nov 90 Is
q matter OF considerable curiosity Ihcir t:'"u'S
candidate heretofore has been DR.. Thomas Dunn Eng
Il,h the poet; who will. however he actively opposed
I'm the convention by Major kotz u representative 7"
senator Mclcr,on and probably by George B. Dhryee'
a Young man Of old family who has been something
Of q pet among Democrats.
Representatives E"rgrN. O1 inc ISL. ana I''' ""'""
Of the I'D District. will have easy work in this cam
paign The Win District closer: but IN" re election
OF Mr. Beckwith l. anticipated by about I'll" nshal
majority Hudson County continues tn he a political
problem. The opposition TO Representative McAd''
among the boys" threatens to b" too powerful
for the leader, co'tro in which case IN" Eelub'
licau> expect to make winning nomination.
One eject OF the new election law will hr watched
with cu,ior> interest. II j. we'll known that the
,ilabI, nj Under This act are IN
getting voters Of the opposition 10 Say at HON" on
election day. Here. therefore. j. n new incentive
u the honest - oIt and vote. and n ~" "p
por.unity TO defect IN" man who sells his vot"
There is a great deal II satisfaction throughout the
state with Judge Lippnco't> letter 10 Prosecutor
Winfield asking HIN why he delays the trials "i th'
indicted election officers Of Hudson County The
reason i. of course. patent T. cveryhody II would
be embarrassing " have these MHn arrarncd upon
the Of the cce and ns rrnrv GisrnHS."n al
New jersey ~ the Democratic ra"calf IL ihd>"l
Jndsc L,ppinc"tt - Democrat. and has been active
In party councils the past. but he has the wisdom
10 see that the sclcrnr to ,"c the corrupt parfI~a
in Hudson j. probably dong his party moro harm
than ,,hIng else. Tho fc!ing over III" matter
is for .n,tncc. strong I'm E,"N County, and l. having
a powerful effect In the campaign at This moment
lac piqant manner Of expression which Judc" lAIl:'
colt adopts IN hi letter helps HI reasoning hot
little and II will Prosecutor "t'arl"y' Wini"ld
An sIort NEE; the inquiry without hlu'd"r
The jefferson Demo- rats Of Hudson CAV" Governor
Albeit q shot lat week hy calling attention To hi>
association at the pcnc Of loo al h"NN with 'on" ~
the indicted election officers and senator W. Donald
gave the same stu more interest by d"
earring that the Governor had BETRAYED him n ia"
contest la, winter. The Governor present AZ
the tine. ard mad" reply Altogether the ''udi-
ton Of Hudson county D"inocra'i' p"li'Irs il l."
coming exciting and II the election law ( fairly
administered thcr" these strs~> Will Lc but n"
evidence If a hurricane on election day.
The charter election IN Newark viii take pla""
fortnight from newt rn"sd.y. There i contest
on the general trlc, the onio-> {" he filed bv the
,hv at larc. ar" those Of Water Commissioner AID
trustee Of t'y Iiomc. in winch nomination I. made
by law equiv allen, tO An election. 1hrr~ are tftreii
Aldermen and many school Commissioners I" be
chosen by the wards. The election viii br notable
only account u IN" operations Of the new ballot
law. Of which this Is the first test. There will IN
dOibtedly be some fauit~ discovered. and II may be
po+ ,ibe to apply remedy icforc the November
election II probable that the operations OF the act
in Newark viii b" personally obrcrvcd by officials
from other parts II Tie state.
The :!tutIonal amendment election. whi'h
N w",l from next rn">dsy VII l." 'ond"r, = nnd'f
~. old Law. The vu. c..t Will h" night uil',~ t'ri'
l. n,"r" "'tv' Interest -h""n than ha' ""' MANI -rh
far !nc;c l. 1T, for '",;AIIrt rn"rt. but
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