New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31

| CLOSING UP RANKS IN BElEEN COUNTY.
THE NOT HOPEFUL. OUTLOOK IN TWENTY-FIVE
TRANSFORMING REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS
| GENERAL JAMES NOT MuGwUMP.
The Republicans n Bergen County. y. j.. fn'rr
upon the last wccl, OF the campaign In rem arHaoy
hopeful frame OF mind. encouraged and sustained b>
III" iena'k ahle organization and wc'k OF the We
publican League OF the county, which las twea ''of
| daLs and 5000 members. Colonel &. J. f'auV'r.
The abe AMI cn.rgctic president o. the Learnc' S'i
| On saturday that he hal lived twenty-five years ~
tho old Democratic stronghold. and that never b'i'e
| had things looked 50 hopeful. Colonel hanv"ll
continued 81 think Kean viii materially reduce fic
Democratic majority. and that Bergen County VIII
only give 300 against him. Senator Wlnton Is not
popular. while our candidate Peter Alderman. u IN
extremely popular man. Surrogate D. A. TEL. y
| most popular man In Bergen County T. sure I" ~
elected. and hundreds of Democrats will vot" hin
lie has performed the duties Of his Office sfa, torilv
Theodore J.. MCINTYRE and wian.>H.Keu t.. our
candidates for Assem5lymcn. ~. men Of decided
| ability and reputation. Thcd nomination. have hcor
received with the h'sb<N favor and their chances
are OF the best. wv. Cadmus, our candidate 70,
shrhn, J., ISsh of exceeding popularity In his
| Ex,tVetnasterGcneral Thomas l.. James, Of Tenaay
LUE l~cn charged with lurking desire to favoi
I cleveland snd Free Trade. But General James 1.
L
big Republican meeting In Clinton Hall. Tenahy. TO
| night. will be convinced that General James Is the
| same steudfast Republican he was when he sat In
| President GarHeld's Cabinet Dir. james Will pre- lido
at the meeting and speak on Finance and wildcat
| Banking A. J. DIttenhoefcr. OF New-York, and
| w. II. McElroy, Of The Tribune. will also speak
| james :. Erwin. Of Jersey City. and william Nc
Kenze. Of Carlton Hill. will address = Republican
| mass meeting ut River Edge tomorrow night.
| There will he Republican meeting at the school
house at Befgenhclds tonight, under the auspices Of
| the Lincoln Republican Club. John 5. Gibson and
| others will speak.
| John g. Foster will speak In the Opera House
IIackensack. on Friday night on the issues Of the
| campaign.
Tho last big parade and mass-meetng of the cam
no,rn IN Carlsbad will he held next saturday night
| II Is expected that thousand men will 10 In linz
| The Republicans Of Ridgeheld Park will have Il
| mass meeting neat Thursday night. Good speakers
| and music are expected
4 biz rally will be held in .Allendnlc tomorrow
| night. Charles l.. Parigot president OF the Orv
Republican Club. will occupy the chalr. and Id
dresses will be made by James X. Magee. Of Illinois
| und Charles Burrows. o. Rutherford.
| rousng Republican meeting was held ct Nor
wood on Saturday night. with j. {. Iloldrum. ohair
mun Of the executive committee OF the local Re
| publican Club. pysdlng. An excellent speech wa
made by &. l.. Crane OF Ridgef"d Park.
| Smiths Hall, Ramseys, was filled with an enthnsi
| s,tic audience saturday night. James X. Msgee
| 81 Illinois, who made mastery exposition OF the
Protective Tariff policy OF the Republican party va
greeted with repeated ontbnrss Of applause Charles
l. lnrIgot made an Interesting speech. In which he
| conpar.d the mistaken policy OF the Democrats III
| nominating VlevGand. stevenson. Werts. CadMi>
| wiuton mud Wright With the sound judgment OF th'
| Republicans In selecting as STANDARD bearers Inrn
| ."n Reid Kcnn. Dohcry. Alderman and Mcintyre
| TN" references to the Republican candidates aroused
| great enthusiasm. ,, ~,
The Republicans OF Carlton I'LL aho thssue ia'l
| utIl hav. pnrad. and rally. 10 be followed hy q
| dinner mt Carlton I'LL tonight. Many nciGhiorn1
| uniformed clubs will take part william Hrkrm ,,,
| man I'm the lid District has made him hosts Of
friends in both parties. will hc present Mr.. NC ken
| in the district. and his home club intends TO nv
him an ovation TO night.