New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
ACROSS THE NORTH RIVER.
OUTLOOK ~ TIE LAST WEEK OF The
CAMPAIGN.


CAMPAIGN.
rrtrp,ICAy CONFIDENCE GROWS DAILY IN TIE
SUCCESS or THEIR XAIIoH,L AND STATE
TIcKrTs-1nE DEotTH-MAH
rl>cr OF MISS LLOYD
Trn,cn. y. J.. oct 30 ,sp'r' FLe campaign
.utc X con,lnr"s a fa,o.aa )Svrr ~ New Jersey
fr ne ncpuhlcsn> rr- kEn Franklin Murphy OF
tao Republican stat" <Ainit,ec. said yesterday TINT
IT," 'ou% 70 ar, nd "a, was as' steady H.
ra~e III c6knce OF for the electoral uche'.
1t T.. ,r.e c,n csiet that Mr.. kcan VIII run aheaa
of iicxci. because the feeling against \bpcti'm
II grown stronger IN the Democratic Counties ''''h
" WAS ut the start and Democrats WHO "'' "Nu
paril>aE> regard lesson TO the Aooc' THE d, 'e
of the political necessities OF inc hour' eh'"s
~ desirable for their party interests Us II" p"o'
con alterations. This feeling encourages thc i"P"oH'
cans I'm their tight 70" the Legislature "h'h' cA.
w,uter will eject A United states senator IL VIII
10 dr.. erately hard work to overcome the oatia"coS
grrryinander In favor of the Dcn0rrnt' an" W WI"
lhrtyix Of the .iAty district. when arc necessary
to secure a majority Joint ballot But 'herr Is
ground for the hope. and nothing VIII Or sp''eu "
succeed.
An attempt has been made by Democrats 70 '"cu'
late report that the electoral ticket was Des sa'ri'
feed By Republic for tho state ticker. i"'s may
as we'll 10 denied hero and now, by au'honE ana "i'h
ample proof to sustain IT, II need be- III s"ch tsnohg
hsh hecn desired Il could have been dOne easily
enough for there have been propositions from Demo
Gratis which might tempted loss scrupnlous cahoi'
dates and workers than those now In charge OF NO
publican politics In the State but these nave oeeh
rejected
There hns Loen new Democratic bolt developing
In Monmouth County where the Democra~ geheta"y
expect 1900 majority. II grows out OF the ini''ro
Of tho Monmouth Grand Jury to oct upon the com
l!snts agalnst the Monmouth Par& Race Course. All
Of the minister, have preached upon "The f""re Oh
Justice" emf nearly a have told their congregations
IN show thsIr INDIGNATION where Will count ut me
polls. Tho Republicans arc In a position TO gain ne
full benefit Of this and the ofHsct upon the vots
week nom Tuesday Ia liaely 10 be ever"heim'ng
The fact that Allan L. MrDermOtt the chairman u
The Democratic State Committee, Is counsel Tor III"
as ation and arr anged the whole procedure dnnhs
tho meeting by which justice was to lie th"Irted' !"
hkcly to Influence many Democrats who would nav"
been inclined 10 condone the faults Of others
Mr.. Nc Drrmott has bad several bad quar.ar.hours
OF late Overwhelmingly rejected ut the polls III INC
Jersey City election. bitterly censured X IN" ah'hor
OF mitch Of tn" worst efsla at Trenton last wih'er
intimately associated with the racerak gamblers and
the personal representative Of Governor Albeit he
was retained as chairman Of the Democratic COM
mittce. As soon Ms the campaign opened IN" state
Committee began It's work WITH mitch ncu'ItF, nut
| I'm 4 very curious WAY Democrat after Democrat
called at their headquarters and tried 10 learn some
thing o. the canvass for Cleveland and for W"r's
They were met By questions Ms 10 who would D.
| nominated for Assembly, II took some weeks to
ascertain tn. facts: but the truth was demonstrated
a short time ago. and II has since kept angry every
man in the Democratic organization who feels any
rpol,Iblty for the success OF his state Ticket ~
| New J-rsey TIE state ComnI',re las apparently
had one Idea and that 10 get men nominated for
Assembly who would for Albeit Tor senator.
The nominations all made. but the outcome - not
| certain. James Smith. IT.. and Senator MePherson
| have done something toward blocking Abbetts and
| MrDrrmo,t'n game. but II has been desperate
struggle and fearfilly expensive. It Is ssid. The
| effect OF this upon the Democratic ticket has been
disastrous ARD II Mr.. McDcrr.o.t does no, receive
lesson Just as soon OF the other bosses get
chance to give It to him. will Be strange. Indeed.
| The activity Of Senator McPh.rson 10 Democratic
politics ju,i Is Instructive and amusing II has
been his cheerful habit for number Of years to walt
until the lat fortnight Of the campaign. aud then
rush to the rescue. while his friends would applaud
| and ask, Where would 't be without MacT The
Senator's policy was about tho this year: only
he found II necessary 10 turn In earlier than hr was
| accustomed TO. and he also found thar bis own de-
| nuncLauon Of Abbett-m ana ring mrhOd, was being
| used generously hy hundreds Of Democrats. u
sufficient for their voting the Republican ticket.
The Democrats admit heavy losses at election In
| Hudson County. und In the Nth District. where
| Eos, Pidcock, man Cornish Is being run for Con
| gress They tat Pldco,k Is selling them ont In
order to save Cornish Their claims Of gains arr In
south Jersey. where they assert they have mudc n
| ful campaign, under thu rule IL Billy :"
| " IN Lc" NJ Slpr
operation, OF their dainty example Of oughnsss nr"
| however. much better known 'nnn j. supposed, and
measures ~ check his schemes Rrr being taken which
promi ~ De- entirely "iircual. The hopes OF Demo.
Graf, In south Jersey might b. realized for number
| Of pora rcasons VI more or les weight. were II
no, for he County Excise boards. There Is through
| on, the southern part o. II" Sntr Il Temperance
! sentiment Of extraordinary strength md endurance.
| There ha, never been n time when II has fal'fr'd.
und while Il hus seldom dallird VIII the Prohibition
pariy and has. indeed. consistently supported Re
Ib an candidates. IL mhrnc" IN state Legislatures,
| md IN state conventions has been given 10 tenn
lrrancc measures at all nc By reason OF this. the
! saloon influence has been kept down. Many Of the
towns have had local option. and where liquor has been
| ,ou Il In, been under restrictions unknown else.
| where In the state. Through II Democratic I.rgis.
Iature but especially by direction Of Governor Ab'
bctt a county excise system WAS established. che
Governor appointing three excise commissioners for
each OF tho counties where the temperance sentiment
PREVAILED and these commissioner overriding courts.
towns boroughx and public sentiment generally. have
| rednced license fees 10 the minimum. snd have
granted licenses right and left The feeling against
| This ba. grown stronger man during the recent
| campaign. and Will BE- one Of the most potent In
nuenc-s in the South jersey campaign
Measures We're taken lust week to perfect III" ",
canlzntIon OF the Vnii, state, Supervisors Office, ana
| the appointments of deputies have been mad" Win
extraordinary care and thoroushness. ms work
viii. II Is believed. result in some rrnt changes In
The IIlIdso and Essex County Districts and scrutiny
OF the registration which has been made leads those
who are In charge Ia believe there Will be plenty Of
work for them.
| M, many who attended III" Republican demonsirs
lion In Jersey tats last evening could realize bow
completely the fac. q thing political ha; cn"ngrd
been entirely imprac1cable y short time ago. and II
| dusl, MI ALI familiar With New.