New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
GOOD NEWS FROM BERGEN COUNTY.
AN ACTIVE AND AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN-F1Nf

WORK OF THE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
There is no relaxing Of enthusiasm in Bergen County
the energetic management That led 10 the lorhauo"
OF the County League OF Republican Clubs at 'he Oc
ginning of the campaign has Unused U~ spirit mo
every organization in that body, with the result that
even some OF the older party men are surprised at the
nress ant cheerful aspect Of the situation. Tie canvass
has been aggressive In every township ana the ci-
couracrment given by the asserdve local eaoers
has had the effect Of stimulating 10 activity an eiemeh
heretofore passive under the most favorable crcum
frances 20 that Bergen County Republicans look FOR
results on November that will be n long STRIDE
toward placing this Democratic stronghold which was
few Years ago the banner county of its party in the
Republican column.
4 conservative estimate OF the outcome In this
nrntv Indicates that the majority on the Presidential
ballot will he cut down 70 400. or 800 at most. and
Democrats are only claiming 600 majority. on inc
(nu ssional ticket il is figured that Mr. Cadmue VIII
do well II be gets 400 The county Tickets which are
Influenced by local iSses, have been sufficiently cnt
icsed 70 give a fair idea OF public sentiment ana u's
points 10 TWO results as unniStahabe-DaNd A. irli
the only Republican besides william Walter Phcps
who has carried the county, viii Re reelected SurTo
rote and william Mckenzie Of Boiling Springs. VIII
10 elected As>cmbyman from the I'D District. defeat
ing John j. Dupuy. the coaldust" candidate. These
are facts The possibility T. that Ihcoaore l.. Ncih-
tyre NAV defeat ;. G.. II. Wright another coal com
,inar in the Is District although there Is majority
Of COO to overcome. Wnghts course in the last Leg
ieIa,1rp WIS snch rs to antag0nze many members OF
his partv and the delegates from Washington b"h
ship who refused TO make his nomination UNANIMOUS,
maintain Their opposition and declare mat they VIII
not vote for him If Mr. Wright is elected 1t VIII be
bv y narrow margin. His opponent, Mr. Mcintyre, Is
3 yoo,ng man Of diligence and magnetic force sum
GENTLY independent TO suit Tue disanected Deoc"''
md his chances are good
Peter Ackerinan is making strong hght lor sen
stor, but he Is heavily handicapped by tie influence
of the opposition. senator Wn'on voted with uIe
pennsvlyeDIa Railroad interest on TIE coal question,
t.couse be WIS not on awicabe terms with Governor
Ahbo,t and file other hadcTe In tlat interest. and dur
ing the struggle for the nOninaton-in which ne was
opposed by Governor Abbett's friend e1-Assembly-
man Abrnm DeROnde, OF Englewor-t was common
r,nort among men of both parties that Inc senator
vn,ld win because the Pennsylvania Railroad was
stronger than Governor Albeit However, TINS
strength weakened senator Winton III some townships
and IL viii not be surprise to find that Bergen County
sends solid Republican delegation TO the Newe'sey
Legislature.
The meetings Of the past week have been many
With attendance taxing the fur capacity OF halls and
enthusiasm IF winning temperature. one OF the
largest Of these gathering WIS III Ehsir"ood on
Thursday evening. when tie sp"aKrrs Wc'TT r"- pl'
prc s,nia =. Y. Mite. OF EVohijh ana th' f," 'vh
u. Crigg,. o. P"''s'n on lae sane c i i''' wa
y great mass meeting ami parade ~ I'lN1tN""i' ,,
MACE n orcrcl > Tue day even'nc ie l!a' iel,ack
Valley club viii have rally at AiVrr re Ia,,
dnv evening the NestvOOd Cn1 VIII have ,o',.is,e
parade with band, and clubs from al pr'S ~ '"e t
conuty. thc SAM rv"bIs 'IcFc Mn ' ;ri~r g.
rc,arv OF t.. state Committee. VIII speak IN 'he i''A
ensack opera House . . ,,,,-,, r,.r,d.
in Ilacl,ensack hui thl. idea has been aeaii2m,o'
owns TO to many ioGai "a ap,, 81 TO be Some,
"'Tl "a ra,v,v Eycci.,ve Committee met IN llachen-
.ack rl,n-sinv tcrn with The caudfair~ ana r.
port, llom AZ the members we're Sn'N '' 10 XIV ''
Ia,,, y,' IT, \ v-jcr,ey'~ next Governor ana