New-York tribune., 1891-10-14

registration this morning if possible. And after
YOU have registered, see to it that every man you
know registers. 1t is not only your duty TO regis
ter promptly, but 1t is dangerous to delay Re-
member also, that the hours for registration in
this city ore from o. m. to p. M; and IL
Brooklyn from a. m. to 10 p. m.
An important convention of the Republican
clubs Of New-,Tersey is TO be held IN Trenton TO-
morrow. Every county In the State will. 1t IS
understood. be represented, more than one hum
drcd clubs having arranged TO send delegates to
the convention In several States the Repub-
lican clubs have shown how much influence they
can exert, and we trust that In New-JeTsey
like exhibition will be made this year. If the
Republicans of our neighboring State make the
most of their opportunity now, they will-even II
they do not break the Democracy's strong hold on
the Legislature this year-pave the way for
still more successful fight in the pivotal year
Of 1902 The Democrats Of New-Jersey are dis
organized. and faction fights prevail. All this Is
great advantage TO our party friends ana IN the
coming struggle the Republican clubs have an i'm
portant work 10 do. Let them prepare at to-
morrow's convention " show Of what sterling
stuff they ara made.
! The Mugwump who woes for Flower on the
pround that Democratic National policies will best
| be promoted by his success should be modest
about urging on the Republican party the duty Of
overlooking Its National interests in local cam
paigns
| When Mr.. Bourke Cochran was sent to Con-
cress before he resigned on the ground that his
private business was large and pressing. Has lo
shrunk in the last two years, or does no mean to
/ ,noir Do nd 10
danger of wreclxing the party by ScannelPs cleo
ton is past2 viii Mr.. Cochran presently discover
that his business is again large and pressing, and
will he quietly let Scannell In as he slips out
Having spent recent afternoon In denouncinS
rich men, from the stump as foes OF their native
or adopted country, as the case might be- the Hon.
Sockless Simpson adjourned toward evening to q
restaurant with several wealthy gentlemen who
hope to be milionaires, and there ate and drank
a gaudy and exhilarating supper. All would
have been well IL he had not been caught in the
act red-mouthed as ID were, by several suspicious
members of his party, who denounced him over
| the table as O hypocrite. The SocklesS One, how
ever being in state of great peace and content
ment with his lot, refused 10 be intimidated. and
declared that he would do some moro when
ever he felt inclined And there the matter stands,
with Simpson good supper In and nothing
out of pocket. 1t may go hard with him. but
yet his action is logical for he has done what he
could TO convert these worthless men of substance
into valuable paupers.
| Unless Scannel Is more or less than human he
will begin TO wonder before long what he is here
| for"
| The Republicans Of Warren County have NOM
mated for Member OF Assembly Howard Conkling,
of Luzerne, a nephew of the late Roscoe Conkling.
This is a nomination which does credit 10 the
party in Warren County. Mr.. Conkhng's election
will promote the cause Of ballot reform and of
good government in general
Our genial friend, The World" is hysterical
over the prospect Of "a reciprocity treaty with
IGermany "Ihe Germans" it eXclaims, will get
cheaper bread by the removal of the duty on
wheat Just as our people get cheaper sugar by the
removal OF the duty on sugar. In return, what
advantage do American consumers gain? AbSo-
llutely none. Their food will be no cheaper Go
slow, neighbor. Why say that sugar will be
cheaper and then in the same breath deny that
consumers will gain anything? Under the opera
ton of the reciprocity amendment. whether ap-