New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
THE NEW-JERSEY CAMPAIGN.
WORK oFrHE REPUBLICAN STATE LEAGUE.
ORGANIZATION AND EDUCATION THE MOTTO
EXCELLENT PROSPECT FOR DEMO
CRATIC DEFEAT.

Organization and Education" IS the motto adopted
for the coming campaign BY the state Republican
League Of Ncw-Jersey. John Ulrich. Of Pla'nfcld,
Is the state organizer Of the league and he Is taking
such interest In his work that clubs sprincing
into existence already throughout tho State Within
the coming month fully twice the number Of Repub-
lcan clubs now organized will be In the field hnrd
at work for Republican success at the polls. The
organized workers In the party promise to outnumbcr
as two to one the men who In 1888 labored In the
Republican ranks. 60 far organization is con-
cerned. the object OF the League Will be successfully
carried out. That the coming campaign will be one Of
education every prominent Republican In NewJersey
recognizes. Ncw-Jersey has long been known n
Democratic State, but thousands Of young men Will
cast votes for Presidential nominee for the first time
this year. The actions Of the Democratic State
rulers at Trenton during the last two three years
have not been such inspire confidence In the young
men who vote they led to do by thoughts Of
fight and wrong Tho young voter In NewJerscy Is
swayed by party prejudces but casts his ballot
for who honest; and with the party whose
principles most worthy OF support.
1t is for the purpose Of educating these poung
voters that tho State Republican League has just sent
from the Mount Holly headquarters n packet OF
samples of literature TO every Republican club scere-
tary in New-Jcrsey. The package is accompanied by
letter from Joseph Matlnck jr, the club secretary,
who alters TO send any desired quantity OF specified
documents TO every club asking for them Secretary
Matlack also offers to mail single documents from
headquarters to individuals whose names may be
furnished By local secretaries throughout the Stnte.
These papers are In like the buncpnbo "6am
pagn literature spread broadcast by the Democrats
In times past. They do not seek to make mere
mOmentary Impression upon the mind OF the working
man. They have been selected as carefully pos
sibe with the view OF giving In compact and accurate
form the facts about the Republican party's achieve
ments. They show by the results accomplished how
| ~ txp t,A G,.
National interest ara discussed In these papers by
men OF fine Intellect and great knowledge who fur
nish figures to prove every statement they make.
Every one Of these pagers has special bearing upon
the interests OF NewJorsey In the coming election Es
pecally the point l. the paper containing m article
| from The Tribune Of April OF the present year.
showing the then sud plight OF Jersey City. the worst
of the Democratic ring plndered towns Of New ersev.
Another Instructive document Is that which shows. In
all It's dcSpcable meanEe>s the record Of New'Jerseys
Democratic Governors his ,ubservient legislature
The way the peoples rights have been violated by the
| one man power is told about In tcr,c language. An
| exhaustive summary Of irrcfutabe facts con-
ocrning Democratic dcmaco-v Is made. and this
alone will doubtless prevent many young
| man from becoming party TO such Democratic
rascaliiy, and ultimately will cause his vote 10 be
| cast for the Republican candidates.
| New.Jersey Will be a hard state for the Democrats
to carry this year. The people are beginning 10 learn
how enormously the State expenses have increased,
| how the taxes have been built up In every concdv-
able way how the school funds and charity funds
| have been lichcd in order that oihcehodcr> might
come in their share Of the spols Republicans arc
fully alive the fact that by carrying "a" state nv
may destroy all chances the Democrats have ior "a
tiofal success and every worker In the party oven
now bending his energies In giving assistance - inc
SewJrrsey voters need political education TO make
Republican succo-s ccrLni ana Tue ia Sa'e rn ckc.
| throueh ignornce.