New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24

the strongest tickets ever made In the field. George
IT, Smith. Of Lakewood. Is the nominee for state
senator. and John =. Buxton. Of Little Egg IIarbor,
mas been nominated for the Assembly. These men
Will aid the county materially in giving the state
and National tickets majority thnt conservative
Republicans place at 900.
The stereopucon has been brought into service as
an educator IN Republican politics. An exhibition Of
cartoons. humorous pictures and tariff arguments was
gwen on canvas u few nights ago. at Red Bank. BY
Frederick Long, Of Asbury Park. The entertainment
was both amusing and instructive. similar exhibi-
IONS VIII be given in different parts Of the State.
The sea coast counties thoroughly aroused TO
The great Importance Of the present election. and
nowhere Is The work Of intoxicating Republican prin-
cpies In the minds of the people being carried ont
more faithfully than In old Monmouth" Asbuy
Park appears TO b. the for Republican senti-
neht In TINS county and ,ncctings and parades
are oil nightly occurrence in the hips. Wednes-
day nights parade and mass meeting the larg,tt
seen there this cOmpaign. special trains brought
crowds OF people anu marching clubs from all the
W, aolls 1le Long Branch Railroad The torch
nSht parade was a hand some sight The mass meet
ing IN the Opera House enthusiastic TO the last
iSepDilCah candidates cheered with unuring energy.
Frank L. renbroeck presided and addrcssc, were
Made by Wilbur A. leiSy. candidate for state senator
EDMUND wilson. the nominee for surrogate. and Judge
William T. Hoffman, who is expected to carry this
During the past week Morris County Republicans
have closed up their ranks. and are now advancing
,'""lN dtdHlHl DtlHtsIHuC t1tkPrN ana Ortcptl n.
n09nahg meetings have been held IN the larger cities.
Whle In The country districts just much cnhu-
a IN Sfg was largo Of Hn epb smS a
Dover Wednesday night. when A. c. smith, now Of
townsmen explained to them the beauties Of the
present American tariff During the week large meet.
penvilie Among the speakers at these mccngs were
James {. ioungblood and Judge Whitehead. Of Nor
STATE Senator; John f. Fenne candidate Tor sllrro-
gate; Martin L. Cox, OF Hibernia; G. Frank suther-
land of Jersey CITY, and Francis J. swayze. of Stan
"A Dover Marching Club has been Organized The
lieutenant Daniel Deher; second lieutenant j. Wal.
nee nee, Waer first sergeant Hward Rush; gunner,
uniformed In one Dover club There viii be- n big
Republican demonstration in Dover tonight, when a
to be addressed by James X Magic of Illinois. and
James S. Erwin.
The Bound Erook Republican Club held house
Building Saturday night. There was good music and
fine speaking BY local Republicans. Tonight mass
Gibson Of Dover, will make the leading address. ana
Judge William T. Hoffman, the Congress nominee, IS
The big Republican wicwam at westfcld was
crowded saturday night when addresses were MADE
tor and Professor Riclam T. Greener There were
many ladies' present among thS audience: ro,o, ro.
ticket for county officers few days ago. and the plrty
leaders consider that they have one of the strongest
sci OF men to work fox that has cvcr been put IN
nomination. Winfield Scott Chamberlain. the nominee
for Congress, IS In every sense scl made man. ~
practical education. fine culture. extensive experience
in business affairs. and Of genial nature. His an.
cesorS hattbd fr American liberty and re has carried
ont ~ far a. II has been In his power. the p1n iplr
they fought for. He will make Dunn. the Dmocntic
nominee, hustle from now until election dai The
latter Is exceedingly unpopular With al Union County
Democrats except those living In Elzabe'hs lower
wards. In Painneld the Democrats ar, prp,ring 20
knife him right and left because their favoliir.
Farmer" James MARITIME, DID not get THIS nomlnaso IN
The Republicans Of Plinhed appreciate good sp 'as"rs
on National ss,ies and they have listened 10 several
this campaign. 20 one however, has aroused greater
interest In the present campaign than did Congress
man Dolliver on Thursday night. He frequently
interrupted by shouts OF appreciation. John :. Glib
son will speak for the first time in Planfeld thiN
campaign on Thursday evening next, at the Repub-
lcan demonstration to be held In tire Crescent Rink
The Executive Committee Of the Plalnheld Republican
Association l. arrangfnr for reception to be given
soon in honor OF Winfield s. Chamberlain. large
nass-meeting will De held to night by the North Plain
field Republicans. under the auspices Of the 4. :.
Grant Club. W. Reese. Of Westield, viii deliver
an address. illustrated by the ster,Op,cOn.