New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
SWINGING INTO LINE.
NEw-JERSEY REPUBLICANS WORKING HARD
FOX VICTORY
WRONG CANDIDATES IN NOMINATION.. AM
PARTY LEADERS DOING THEIR UTMOST
MUCH DEMOCRATIC DIsAFFECTIoN
PING pIvIT DOOMED.
RING RULE DOOMED.


FIRM in the conviction that New-Jersey can be
.u.unp into ,be column OF Republican States the
workers. for Harrison and Reid in that common
wealth have tolcd with rcdoubed energies during tne
last week 10 make that which now Is Proo""c
rrue Jerseymen feel keeny the stigma 81 ne frequent
,emark that NcwJerscy Is ont OF the Cnloh. BRAVE
mon have been born on he sandy plains and among
the hills of Jersey; men who are marked by uhe
bt,hest honors possible for Americans TO receive ana
,bev and theirs resen. the implications Of disloyaty
cast upon them though Oftcntimes in pleasantly, TO
no sure They know why their state receives 'he
sIirht II sometimes does. several years OF Demo
crsic despotic ruling have ground into them the
realization that Democratic State government ana
honest and capable government are widely different
They know the remedy, and they propose to put
Jersey into the Union this fall; put her so lar In
that she never viii fail back into he Democratic
<ouch where she has lain much too long
Thinking men have prophesed in several late cam
paicns that the Republicans would carry Ne""ef''y'
No matter how strong he Republican forces grew each
wear however. the Democratic plurality remained
SINCE the last Presidential campaign the Repuhli-
cans have learned why they were defeaed again ana
again at the polls. As result OF Ihsir kho"iuse
several dozen Democratic hallotbox suffers are wear
inc striped clothing in state prison. and Us many
more will find their way TO the same pflce poiofe
tho authorities have finished with them. Ne"-
Jersey Republicans are going 10 have an honest
will lose lust as many rogues rs II cares 10 p" NJ
work manufac' uring Democratic maloriues' rh'
task OF putting such rasca behind the bars mas p'n
c,ven 10 men who cannot be intimdatN. ana WHO
accept the responsibility Of preventing iraud win
clear idea of how II is 10 be done Deihocla's NJ
aver the state heartily disguised win Tie past
acts OF heir representatives at Trenton ine'r e""
,ront Of ring rule is in districts outspoRen.
An instance Of the disafeCtion Is found II ESSEX
Countv The Essex County Democracy strong
organizat,on with Edward W. Whitehead for leader
mas openly announced that 1t cannot supper INC
rincsters now asking for Democratic votes Inc oi"o
will issue a day or before election, an ADDRESS
. Doroocrats in the interests of Cleveland and Sic
venson, and for John Kean. jr. the Repnphcah Gun.
49,, to- Governor About 10000 or $4,000 OF
those addresses will be Sent to voters IN ths usO'
I, Is said that the organization frequently re'eNee
strong Endorsement from Democrats IN onere" p'''s
., tho county, urging them in their hight Tor reform
In the State one prominent Democrat Ssiu I"o
only candidate before the people Tor the ish once
- Governor OF New,Jersey who VIII help restore
1o,ns r,Ie and the right OF selfgovernment IN this
state is John Kean, jr.'
George r. Wcrts, the Democratic canoha'c ior WV
srnor does not appear 70 be over.conideh' VI
lie is content TO remain IN seclnsiol' "ilo"i"e us
nrcbnen 70 do all the work. In marked contrast 10
W. ,r,b his silence and nertness, is his opponent
II, Eean who is carrying out TO the letter his reso
lution formed the day he was nominated OF mihlns
a personal canvass Of every comfy In the o'aVc' io
* a strong man. physically as well as ih'eiiec'uIN'
His personal interest and thoughtful ADVICE aNo GU
courared the party-worlers wherever he las gone.
e,oo ,ho on,nlnC OF the campaign lie has appeared
tlv before large aud ences, and told them IN c'h'
IT, terms inst what lie will do for the people oi
New, Jersey If he is elected their Governor one OF
,r Eean,s chief characteristics II tenacy or PURPOSE
and those who know hin well are CONVINCED 'hA'
he will leave no duty unperformed that Will In any
inc nysi+
make radical change In the government OF ms eale'
Mr. Kean has from the first been possessed with the
belief that he Will win In the present contest. ana
~ he does his victory Will be In great measure
due TO his own work in the campaign
Melvin s. Condlt, the Republican nominee for Sena-
for in Morris County making strong fight. ana
&. L. believed winning one. lie Is popular man
among Morris County's substantial citizens while his
opponent Elias c. Drake, has but tho power OF
professona politician to advance him IN pn!a'1N.
Condt's election is confidently assured by men having
knowledge of his strength I'm the district John f.
Fennen OF MoTI1stOwn is making u splendid run fo
Surrogate The Democratic nominee IS considered
merely as a proxy for the present unpopular ohlcal
which adds strength 10 Fennells cause.
The Republican rally at Madison Wednesday night
was one the most popular demonstrations yet heid
in Morris County. Hgans Opera House was crowded
long before O'Clock, and many people We're unable
10 cain admIttance and went home disappointed at
not seeing and hearing Mr. Kean. Chairman Webb made
tTtcf address on Protection sDd It's benefits to Amer
icans and then introduced Charles f. Treat, OF Della
ware and Wilbur A. Mott, Of Newark Mr.. Treat
Showed how to high principles the Republican
party has always been, and Mr.. Mott covered the
tariff question In an able During this discus
sion Mr. Kean arrived, and his reception was one OF up
roar,olIs enthusiasm His remarks were Wildly
cheer.d and wien he had finished cheer upon cheer
was gwen for him and for the other Republican can
dida,es on the National and state tickets.
Democratic state papers and party leaders concede
the fact that for the first time in years Warren
County will give Republican majority for the Con
grcss nominee, Captain Benjamin T. Howey. The
Newark sunday Call' Dem.) says of Captain How
eys prospects:
The unpopularity the uDsavory record and objec-
tiopal political methods Of his opponent Johnston
Cornish have aroused the Independent voters OF that
county and they will support MI Ho"ry with all their
strength knowing him u be a good and true mpn'
The Republicans OF thu comfy trn'd cut In large
numbers on Thursday night to greet John k'nn Ir.
and show him that thoy working with all her
might for the Republican ticket Oryga Han Was
crowded = the doors by an enthusiastic thrhe tAat
vented its feelings BY hirahs and cheers for larf
son and Reid and Kean. }. r. o. Hthn, OF LOUIS
ana, and Benjamin r. Howev, the co sTesS nominee
made rousing speeches. The Iowey Republican
Cluh Of colored men is an organization that Is doing
good work for It's namesake. The officers are Presi-
dent Albert McClcary vice-presd"nt Edward TOWN.
send secretary, Richard Van Horn. The m m'cr'
Of this club will watch the IL and cause The arrest
OF any man caught trying to Influence with money col
ored men to vote the Democratic ticker.
The First District Republican Assembly FonYea-
ton Of Warren County will be held to-day at oclock
IN Hackettsown for the purpose Of nominating can
didate for member Of the Assembly. The name OIL
John (. Blair, OF Warren County has been placed on
NewJerscv's electoral ticket in place Of tLa cf Fr
erick Frclinghuysen. Of Newark and that 4 John '"
Murray Of Union County, in place OF Winfield D
Chamberlain the Congress nominee in the WIN
District In other counties than Warren the feeling
against the election Of CJrDih 10 Colrre's Is gaining
strength. In Sussex the disgust at Pidcock rule "
fesressly shown by Democrats as well as Repib