New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-26
SOUTH JERSEY REPUBLICANS AWAKE.
WORKING HARD TO ELECT SENATORS AND AZ
sEMBLYMEN,

sEMBLYMEN.
Camden n j. Oct o5 (speciaD.-south Jersy
Republicans, undismayed by the rigors Of the out
rageous gerrymander. making quiet but effective
this fall and there strong indications that
the next House Of Assembly will have few more Re-
publicans in IL than the last In Camden County hec
are excellent chances for the Republicans wfnning
even in the lid District, where they have nominated
william II. Banks, ex-Mayor OF Gloucester and msa
of sterling worth, against Uncle Abe Nash, who has
held the place two years The fractional fight in tho
Democratic ranks has extended TO Nashs district and
n. N Wentz popular young worker. WIS thrust aslde
to give Nash the nomination again. Tho "thrd term
cry raised against him and deal Of dlssausfac-
ton was engenderd The leaders have made every
effort to patch things up, but so far without avail
and Banls's election in this strong Democratic Dis
trct is one Of the probabilities
In the lid Camden District, Assemblymsn Joseph
NJ Engard one Of the central figures OF the House last
winter, has been re-nominated, and every where
predicted that he will be elected. His memorable snc
cess over the effort to unseat him made BY his an1s
onist Frank McAdam, his elechifying speech befN
the Democratic House and the vote Of 35 10 IA In favor
of his retention all factors In his present winning
canvass. McAdam is again opposing him.
In the Ist District William II. Cole has been again
named by the Republicans, and the district hs
nearly 1000 Republican majority, he will Of course
be reelected. -.
Prodigious efforts are being made by the Democrats
in all parts Of the county but they are working Out Oh
harmony Outrageous frauds in the regstry have been
discovered, and the Republicans will be prepared 70
meet them. Registry lists in the I'D and lid Districts
have been padded with fictitious names. In one "an
of the city, the Sixth, nearly fifty such false rgs%
tons have been found, and detectives will watch inc
polls In Stockton Township vacant houses and even
barns have been given residences for those whoe
names entered voters In Gloucester City, whes
for years negro has been allowed to voteor even
venearly 200 attaches Of Thompson's rscetyack have
been registered, and WILL allowed, vote Thompson
dictates This scheme OF fraud is being pushed all over
the two lower districts but the Republicans active
and watchful, and strenuous efforts will be made 70
head off the plans.
The strong temperance sentiment In Cumxrland
County will doubtless defeat Assemblyman Van syehe
who has been renominated by the Democrts Of the ii
District. The workings Of the County Excise Board
law which allowed the opening Of saloons in Brds'
ton, viii probably be sufficient Of Itself TO insure Tho
election OF W. Ii. Baxter the Republican nominee, VIE
is a strong candidate. In the lid District Assembly
man /. c. Stokes has been renominated and he viii ns
doubt be ree.ected. The sentiment prevails n
Gloucester County, and the probability Of Dayiso1s
election by the Democrats there is slender The 10
pubucans have nominated solomon ISgard, well
known and popular resident OF Glassboro.
salem County Republicans promise TO give WDat
F. Hunt at least 200 majority, and James strimps'
who Il nominated by the Democrats, Will be rcHica
will keep a Republican I'm by sending up Mayor HOY
man. OF Atlantic CITY. OF course snappy little b "
Cole will be elected senator in Cape May. In bas
lngton County, despite efforts 10 scae up stores -
fierce factona fights among the Republicans, they ss
working hard to elect ~ W. c. HAYS TO the senste sn'
Henry II. Lowe and Dr. L. L. sharp to the Assenop'