New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
NEW-JERSEY EPUBLCANS. BEWARE.
~ yor 1,sF FASTER TINT HAS ANYTHING
on 1T But THE NAME OF THE CNNDl""

M NoT Use A FASTER THAT HAS ANYTHING
az TT BIT THE NAME OF THE CANDIDATE
OR YoU WILL LOSE YOUR VOTE
A most ImDortant decision has tst Deem naue
nubc by the state Republican Comn'i''er VI ~.
Jersey. and every voter In the State Shou'u INV"
nature and great Importance Ihe commune
maj no masters must br used today that nave pin
u,on them anything but tho name OF the c"""u".e
g.. c,nc,icn To vote q FASTER having on IL me uti
% tho Office for which the man receiving such NO'e
10 a candidate Is likely to vta;e th' """' W
This decision Of the Republican Commntse ~ "'''"
upon decision given by Justice Depie, ID 'h' i"''.
,I,o-mon,c contest IN Essex County. The worcs
!. For Governor" "FOr Member Of the House VI
REPRESENTATIVE" For County Clerk" "For Member
81 Assembly, aFor Surrogate" any other 'mliar
dneraton IS illegal when they are printed or wri'''h
nm q MASTER because Il Is now held that s"ch Prlh'"i2
or whiting is a distinguishing marx OF s:eh mbo''
veyJer-c y Eepuhucans should therefore hware
Of using pastors. ami Democratic ana Ih1ePnu'"'
voters who wish to vote for John Kean. r' Tor GOV
ernoy, or for any other Republican candida'e' must
,oh. precautions to use pastors bearing simply the
n,mes Of the candidate. II this Is not done 'heir
vote will undoubtedly DO lost. Democrats VIII swsfm
shout the polls ready to hand to doubtful voters sich
pastors rs will destroy their ballot Jerseyinsi
don't allow them 10 fool or rlis1ead yu
Postmaster Carson. Il NV brunswick, say n M
interview that Tie Democratic majority in diic'"x
= vi II
o. Cole. the Republican candidate 10 onsr~s II he
With New Jer.cy Ds.rc, bclo that Mr.. Kcaa Will
have maJoity today in tie State If 900 or rnor'
He thinks too, that he himself will win b. close
vote Chairman Lent. ~ the Essex Conntv Eepub-
ncsn Committee has an pln,1 that his 20 mt, wi
give n majority lar.e enough 70 Clect sir. X an He
w,i,ld name 10 stitcl fin res but said IN sIb~t1n-
tiation OF 1T, belief: II IN my kn wiodge OF the
ord lions If the people, wat they sly I ey WI
do md because Cf the excellence Of or candidate.
his Ii ncsty Of Pun pos. ana chardct r. say this.
Fx-Assrnbiyman ETgcn" Finley, one ~ Ih*'ai'
Coun'y's most promInrn' K'p bill ans. thought yes
e day that the p liii,a nditloHs Indicated r.,
publl an We Dry, pl ticuariy in the clni"s, GOV
emo. lie said his county w)ud give Mr.. kcan an
Unprecedented majority. and This would be- due In
great moasur' 10 II rebellion IL The NcwJ rscy De-
M. ciacy against de,pOtlsm and bosses. PrDHin'nt
I1,n IN nlOI County, Irrespective Of patty, lave
arott for suir gaze 80 Of God scn.e ,h0ull
hosl ate to vote 10 him. rattle: tlan MS Dem0cfdlc
opponent.
h,rnas \. Edison. tn celebrated inventor ecc
irca devices T. autht ritv for the staten that II
OF the 800 employed in H." mills IL ogden. Morris
today. Mr.. Edison says the mra are getting cool
Amcic tan vOrlingncn's g.. anl tei kl W fll
" IN that u Cleveland IS c,ctd and IN tir O@c cl
or removed works who" they ar employed would
be shut up and their OCCUPATION would !" he. The
gr, at Iron works at OGDEN wore foster 4 b. TIE Nc
went into effect. Mr. Ed 'on declares that tbs the
lnrgrt i'm ore crushing NILS in the NO ~. would
never have been started had MT the rev tariff been
ESTABLISHED.