New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
NEWARK.
THE DEMOCRATIC REVOLT AGAINST BOSSISS
PApIDTY SPREADING

RAPIDLY SPREADING.
The revolt by Newark Democrats against bosssm
has assumed large proportions and the Democratic
ring leaders are frightened. The organizers of the
revolt started ont to get 200 names Of Democrats to
a petition to the court under the Ballot law
for nomination Of an independent Democratic can
ddate They have already obtained considerably more
than that number of signatures Of leading Democrats
Scores OF men, who are believed 10 have signed the
petition said that they did not desire any puollc'
and that it their intention to vote against the
MayoraIty candidate Of the bosses 1t is this silent
vote that gives the most alarm to the Democratic
managers They think they might placate noisy
revolters but they can't the character and
extent of the silent opposition in the party. This
opposition is manifest everywhere in the ciy' ana
among all classes OF Democrats. II Is even strong
I'm the seventh and Twelfth Wards which are largely
populated by Irshmen and always give large Demo
cratic msjortes. Mayor Haynes, Democrat, carried
the city two years ago, by about 200 majority
against weak candidate whose nomination cansed
had feeling among Republicans, and Induced many OF
them to stay away from the polls on election DAY
The detection of a few hundred Democrats from
HAYNES this year will be enough to ensure his DE
feat. Boah city conventions VIII De heo heA'
Tbursdav The Democrats will surely Ienominite
HAYNES. the bosses candidate. and the Republicans
will as surely nominate ex-COngrcssman Lehl2ach
against him. Mr. Lehlbach stands very high IN the
community and is popular with all clements. lie Is
q most creditable representative Of the German Gle
ment and a. Haynes has always deperded upon 'he
German vote for his success, he VIII hhd i'iH7en
greatly weakened in that quarter by LehbachS can
dIdacy IL is probable that on Thursday the inde-
pendents will send in a protest TO the Democratic
convention against boss rule and the denomination OF
Haynes and ask for the Endorsement Of Their can
didate The name of President Parmly, of the Health
hoard has been used in connection with the lhde-
pendept nomination. on Saturday the name o. ex-
chancellor Theodore Runyon was canva'sed
The Republican leaders have taken vigorous meas
uros 10 prevent Democratic coloulzing and rdpeat
Ing and TO counteract the effect Of the dst"uton %
q large coIupon fund. Nearly all the salarled
officers of the city and county are now IN the h@lius
~ the Democratic Bosses and the assessments LOT
connoign nm poses are heavy this year The
boss.s have also the OF hundTels OF thouIuo ~. t
dollars of appropriations FOR the CITY ana 'OupH
,Uorxe and they have begun 10 put hundreds Ol mSn
to work in the street department Inc DeniD .'
charter election i'm It's effect the Novcm er elecuois
foIIovinr and will raise the money they csel IN
their deparm ens to swell the campaign 1und OF tne
Kisses The hitter are arranging for naturaiLns
hrndreds OF aliens before the election. theH NAY
ageuTs among the 60 Ored voters Offering DDs ior uo
oTcanizatlon If colored Democratic clubs. ana hel az
active among the Italians, Poles and Rlssahs on Ie
Hil The big aqueduct JOB Is alco cOuheu oit ~
furnish large contingent OF voters FOR hdyn"9; 20 III
conrnletev under Democratic contrOl, anl ue Jall
and nenifentary will dsgorge scores O1 voes on or
before election day. The Republicans nave moiieS
enough TO pay the legitimate expenses OF the eieG
tion and hundreds Of men nave Volhnleereue uioH
services intending many Democrats, and notwllhsi M
ing the corruption find and tho other great au-
yantaees possessed by the DemOcratls bosses, they
are confident Of electing Lehlbseh by srge majority