New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
,pRETT,S FOES ARE ACTIVE
vuxrNyy FIGHT IN PROGRESS IN NEW
JERSEY.
.rv,roR sLoDGETT LEADING AN AGGRhssi'A
WARFARE ON THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
Boss-REPUBIICANS MAY GEr
rpv TELEGRAPH TO THE TKIBUSE.l
THE LEGISLATURE.

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r,.rton Oct. 1.-THE results in the Democrauc
...smblv conventions in several couhtles VI .,i'
&C. indicate that, after all ana despiO0 '"o
Remembering act Of last winter, there 10 go
s,rbt of the dominant party retaining oon..O-
- the lower branch of the Legislature o'n"'ol
p,oacett and other noted anti-Aboett ieaueiS ",o
.v;dentlv getting in some fine work, hoC onS -
Monmouth County, but still nearer 'ne oC'.,
oanital In each of the three Assembly ui'Vi'0'
~ Nonmouth two Democratic candiuateS ~"
boon nominated by rival conventions lney ",'
called Albeit and Bodgett candidates respect ~,
M course all this means the election VI -
Republican members. Then, again, there are -,
sensions in Passaic County, where ioln b,
ond sx-Postmaster johnson, who are sSiu -
unfriendly TO the Governor, have peen Ing.
Here in the lid District oil Mercer wv , two
..sndine feud between Vroom and bacN" has
of the most influential Democrauc Ie"u o,rone
aoain broken out with fury, ana 90 - ~ the
Democrats il is predicted that the met
convention cannot be elected Inc con ,osterdav
on Friday, sat the whole mght un'n ofternoon
morning. and from O'Clock SeS0'- 10 mo nomi-
until midnight last night. anu Ndr .oLen. Ii is
ui.,- a1.horob ,s1 ballots were 'aken' =,
h"U,o I1..roar Vroom and Rlackweu- e"On 1.
- los a candidate and whatever 'H' 49,
a IL nn
Ill, en- fer as the district Is close III"
p.nuhlican nominee Mulheron. is popu4" NJ ,oss
IT, is also trouble in South Jersey NJ ,r,, nu
. ..usor than that Democratic veteran ~
iam T. Newell predicts that the ollS ~. =
,ybo will be elected 10 the Legislature iior' ''.''
tier of counties will he the irTepressloe D1nuH
themes ABE" Nash, of Camueh' W.
ordinary harmony prevailing in the parry ~''
democrats would be reasonably certain OF carry
inc forty of the sixty districts. But as .he Si'u0
tion now looks, il will require some hustine
for them to secure even majority OF the 'iou''
Old feuds and faction fights are fast playing h".U
with the party, and as long as biodge'' anu "a"
hett continue to be such venomous foemen aS theS
arc there seems little hope of harmony among
their respective followers, especially In tle besN
,ot;ve districts. 1t Is a bad omen for next year
,vbcn Albeit will make the struggle OF his hie loi
the Senatorial tOga.
Fven the State Senate is in danger OF oeing los'
,o the Democrats, if reports OF facuon hsn'' ~
,bose counties which will elect Senators are fue
Colonel Adrain is having some stout opposihon III
Middlesex: Boss Pidcocl is in trouble IN huhueI'
don where Dick" Kuhl is leading reVol'
AGAINST his candidate for the office, ana all
NOT lovely IN Sussex The State House King are
badly frightened over the prospect ana lrshKN
Admit their discontinue A conference Oh Deino
sratic leaders will probably be held here durln$
The week 10 discuss the dangerous sltuatloh anu
devise means to bring the faStiOn fighting to
stop. Governor Albeit. Secretary Kelsey, ben pen,
Lee Miles Ross and "Nelsea Pidc9ck nave KEEP
and bring order and harmony out of chaos. II
south Jersey, and even here in Trenton, they have
failed utterly so far in their efforts. Inc Repno no
Leans have magnificent chance to sweep The
state next month, and if the disSension existing
now continues brilliant victory will be theirs