New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
BURY THE RING TOMORROW.
Jersey CrrY,s CHANCE NEAR AT HAND.
THE BOSSES REsoRTING TO ALL DlsREPUTABLE
Observation-Disclosures APPEAL.

METHODS-REPCBlICAN AlTENb'
That the Democrats OF Jersey City are thoroughly
alarmed at their prospects Of being defeated a' te
polls tomorrow is proved BY the developments which
ho,.o an,eorod from dav TO day The last movement
OF the McDcrmott supporters 70 prop up the waning
couse az their leader IS an attempt to lngratlate hu
into the favor OF the laborng classes Ecpuulated
Dy the local labor organizations, he brings forward
A new scheme circular has been issued 10 inc
workingmen Of that city, and conspcuouSV pflh'eu
IN the Democratic organs, containing an lhdorsemeh'
of the nominees candidacy signed by 1hirty-sA
names purportng TO be members OF the Typographical
Union and thirty other names styling themselves rep
resentatives OF trade and labor unions ImS uocu
ment Is supposed by It's orginators TO be iornluaoo
campaign paper which will carry with IL great weight
Every Of the thirty-six names given as repre-
senatives OF the Typographical Union Is fictitious ana
an offer of $40 is made by the Republican Campaign
Committee to any one OF these men WHO VIII aPpcair
before 1t and establish his identity.
An examination of the other list is equally In
teresung. Many names appear when are uhNho"h'
All those who have been heard OF i've In New-iofK'
though they may be intending to vote III jersey 'ly
tomorrow Many OF the organizations. Ike the PAINT
ers, Tnon TO which names attached. have no
existence Certain facts regarding several OF these
personages are of peculiar interest One or more have
been expelled from the unions to which they formerly
belonged Of the slgners lately offered his ser
vices to work for the Of the Telephone bill at
the rate OF $50 day. When his offer was reused lie
IS said TO have appeared at Albany In behalf OF the
other side. and laughed out Of court An
other who is given president Of union, is known
10 occupy place which yields SALARY of 30 cents
day Still another who expresses confidence in Mr..
McDermott and desires TO influence the labor element
in his favor is a spy employed in plylng into the
affairs of labor organizations. Not enough names
which are genuine which carry with them any
weight whatever can be selected from those given TO
rha Dnn ITun "a IN
paign Committee of Jersey City has issued the follow
ing circular and 1t has been by mail 10 every
voter in that city
We are Oh the eve OF most important election.
The nSd S people are now ' Ms'e
This city Is I'm the hands Of ring OF the most corrupt
ized and Is held together by the love OF power and
public plumber" Independent Democrats fare no
better an han, Rpuon dhey are 9Ha sS G T T
property IS being more heavily buIdened The public
debt Is mortgage OF nearly 20 per cent upon every
power of the owner 10 pay of. This mean, higher
oTe for every I man who owns e e' Sco n%e f
city The feeling is 't N and I the 1me ont f KS
The present charter went into efIect in the spring
Of 1889. The debt then was $40 59e.G35 me dsst
l Within the last year The SALARIES paid BY the CIV
in less amounted to about So 30 Lhc s ;aa Go
enough 10 employ 400 extra men every wording daY
The intcrcs on the city debt. The valuation Of city
property then about S7o'O00.0O0. The present
valuation Is 5S4.5OO,0O0.
Mcelses and Martin Act" moneys during the last I'VE
years in the sum Of s5.l99,4o4 45. $1,000. .., o.,
great Of valuation put on our properly, our
debt is greater and taxes higher than i've years
| ago. , ~
DO You know where all this money has gone DO
YOU ANYTHING in the present appearance ana CON
spentl We might reasonably expect that our pTop
eIty would be made more valuable by the eNpcndl'H'e
Of so much money. That, however Is not 3d. rs ior
ExMayor soldiers house worth 10000 sold for
5000. II. e. Garwood's house worth $4,000. sold
for slo,5OO EX- Mayor Tausse.s house worth Si30W'
sold for s6loo Rob c. BaeotS h9nse worth 1000
sold for $500. James b. vredcnbnre,s house worth
$4,000, sold for Ss1o0: W. o. Daveys house worth
Most Of these properties. the best IN the city, were
sole at public ancon In open competition and a. you
did not bring 50 Per cent of ther actual van
destroying influence Of the rng7 who the city.
The following the names Of some Of The persons
Dennis Mclaughlin, County Clerk $4,000.
Robert Davis Police Justice, $500; County Jailer'
?. II. O'Nell, CITY Collector 5000; fecs, $1,000;
Alderman 500; Member Of A5semiby' a. 90
detective In Prosecutors Office, $1,000; Police Boari
/ al, OOO.-$j. 900.
Frank ii. Kimmerly. Police Justice s2,5oo; Free
John D. German: Tax Commissioner, $500; Free
John A. McGratR District Judge 5000 counsel To
I FTcchOldPrS, So.5OO.-SJ.JOO.
James G.. Clarke Tax Commissioner, $1,000; Build
ings Inspector. $l.50O-S4,jOO
An tie foregoing chief rngsters hold at least two
offices, and get, yOn Sec arsc salaries. J. TINS
Democratic Republican, No, 1t IS both undcmo-
cratic and unIcpublcan. IL Is not government by the
self STYLED Democrats, who run II f!r cir O"n benefit
and the money they can get Of II. The other part
Of the people, both Democrats and Republicans, are
simply used and abused. what do these rascal, care
II the taxes on your property are ten or one hundred
dollars higher this year than last, or whether coal j.
al more ton now than six months ago What az
ference doe, ~ ton Oh coal make to a man who has
two three fat oiice-. with salaries from five . Ten
/ thousand year? You who wJra for daily wages fcl
the burden and you must contiibutc % the luXurc, IN
which the rascaS indulge II Is conspiracy Of the
few u feed aud grow rich upon the bard labor Of the
many.
This band Of political plundcrcrs nrc now bent on
electing Allan L. McDcnnoit Myor Of this city No%
si.tcnt and chronic Office holder lie has been Mem.
her Of Assembly Cooperation attorney Of Jersey civ
President Of the Board Of Finance Dlsthct Court
all offices with good salaries. lie Is now ClcrH Of tho
Court of Chancery and member q the Electro subway
perhaps 10000 aid he want b. be MayOr Of tI-
dty for five wears which viii he $4,000 more. Ia,
lie Is chairman OF the Dcmocmtc stat" Conmtt'r and
constant and powerful Lobbyist at Trenton, aud ha.
have passed the Legislatures fr yca:s past He was
chairman # the State Committee when the blllotboN
tung crimes comm tied, and ought 20 hive know
and Gloucester racing and poolscll,ng and book
making bills which appear in the Legislature, anr
was one Of the chief mon who pushed The late Goa
combine bin through the Legislature. putting In th'
power Of the coal companies TO make YOU pay dollar
more for coal per ton, whenever they IL 10 10
so. lie admits that he did this In his letter OF accept
ancc.
voted election day. April II. Vote early TO pre-
| JERSEY CITY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.