New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
ACROSS THE NORTH RIVER.
W.JERSEY REPUBLICANS HAPPY OvEE
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
GOV. M'KINLEYS GREAT NEWARK MEETING
APATHETIC DEMOCRATS = MURDERoUS
GRADE CRoscINGs-SENATOR BL0D-
GETT A CANDIDATE AGAIN.

GETT CANDIDATE AGAIN.
Trenton y. j., Oct. (SpccaD.-The progress OF the
uoltical campaign has been satisfactory to Republicans
during the last week. and they show satisfaction on
their smiling faces. The demonstration In Newark WIS
the chief affair." and 1t probably the most remark
mile meeting ever held In the State. Governor Nc-
Kjney had an audience Of about 5000, ana 2o'ooo
would have sacrificed something to nave hao the
chance The hall was intended for the German Saeh-
re,fest and 1t is great audience room. with 1ali
ocoustcs Its location is mile and half from the
business CENTRE but the fact made nc difference 10 ,e
thousands who sought admission. Governor Mchln-
lev was delighted and his speech was more than oroi
osriy eloquent. notable feature OF the demohsua'
ton was the welcome accorded to John Kean, IT, the
pcn,hlcan candidate for Governor, who received Il
ereetlng that something more than enthusiasm
II vns expected that Governor Mckinley would make
three more speeches In the State this month but TINS
bone seems 10 be doomed TO disappointment mere Is
. demand for speakers from every part OF the STATE
and the meetings continue To be largely attended with
MANY Democrats in the audiences looking FOR iacIs'
Tho opporunity for free and full discussion ot"he
oro,bc onestions seems unusually good, and 1t Is
bonod that the demand for speakers who can furnish
tho mental food asked for eagerly will be sasheu
by the National Committee The state committee Is at
work and is making excellent progress, Out Ill the
matter OF speakers must ask help from the National
body.
The Democrats continue remarkably quiet 1t Is
given out that they will make their campaign III inc
last three weeks before election but 1t Is uhusuhl u
,ova state issues untouched late At present there
Is heap Of work for the bosses in the settlement OF
h d,enntes among the candidates for the legislature
Tho otnrningdown Of Hudspetf in the senatorial
Convention OF Hudson County Is one OF te eA''eneS
amusing affairs. That he was rejected Decauso nc
voted for the coal combine" nobody believes anu lhe
goal causes are somewhat a mystery. Huospeth mas
been q servile tool of the ring, ana sui hoius i"V
c,v office to compensate him for his loss OF tne
y .orsb,n The assemblage Of leaders in the county
Nm IN regulate the convention has made not a le"
=, the reputable Democrats indignant and the frequent
expresson OF hope that certain men WIZ es'apeu IA
the last haul Of ballOtbox suffers VIII hna ah vi
willing home inside stone walls LOT longer uho "''
the conference occupied is significant o. public seh'-
ment. $50 .,, j.;
Arrangements for a great Republican gathering IN
,,do -, October o. are under way, and one In TINS
civ will follow. The organization OF CLUBS mas oeeh
Going on extensively and thorough canvass Is oei"e
nade This work is In capable HANDS, ana the man
opement has been excellent thus Tar ana promises u'e
best results.
rxConoressman George A. Hasey, OF Newark
turned from Europe last week, AFTER summer spent
- lie was with Thomas Halsey, VI. p, during
. q, the election campaign IN England, and mad
=. onnortunlty 10 contrast English election methods
,h those OF this country, and saw a good deal OF
pncusb nolitics in other ways. He thinks the PfO-
lection marty In England is gaining strengIh fdpiuN'
and that the feeling that something ihuSV oo uon'
Az overcome the ruinOus competition OF the Oohuheh'
and OF India is affecting all classes The cohuluoh
=. 49,, .bere Is most melancholy. but the scenes on
,b. Continent were more oppressive sun, especi'is
tbe work-seven days week-of men, women anu
oh,,dren Mr. Halsey misquoted the other day
IN gard 70 the feeling that Free Trade would arouse
IN this country. lie was credited WIN saying u'a'
II would make the men ready 10 hang their eihpoSe
On a vear What he said was that worNngmeh Wouio
e ready to hang the leading advocates Oh Free due
after a wears experience with II. Mr.. Haisey thi'hs
,bera would not be many employers lett.
The charge Of Chief Justice Beasley against the
Monmouth Park booksellers 10 th' Aioinou'A Oo"l 49,.
Grand Jury. was something OF surprise In us
oye-Nv "a II was supposed that he rather leaned
,ovord mercy I'm that matter But there mas Deeh
nr,uc criticism which has probably reached Ills
ears. What the Grand Jury Will DO, remaihs u Nc
seem but there is strong probability OF iiioc'e'' 40
there has been much agitation against the tiaeA Ill
the county, and the people there felt 'liat ''e ID"
WAS being deHed. Elsewhere, the disposiuoi 70 ~
seal lightly with Monmouth Park cases whiie huusol
-, o,t,nues 70 reveal such a spectacle. The
f:u,,enhorc track and the H0urishing pooroomS III
Fast Newark are public disgrace, ana 'here -
rettInr 10 be violence In pubic leenns ''
them that will make itself felt Inc leeiihe - "o'
abated by the prominence which the uu'''nO b
owners and poolroom hackers are taxing III
politics. The scene when BOSS " Denny 'e, r'
Of Gutenberg. told the Democratic AsSemblyHeh 'n'S
uoo no, q, for Office because they had voted for the
eol cop,,,na must have been a sight for the gous'
The issue NJ the racetrack may soon appear Ill u'e
Covernorship campaign, by request 10 'ie '""O'
dates to commit themselves.
A review OF the legislation at Trenton In tne ias'
three years OF Democratic control Will be maze 'ne
special text OF number OF Republican SPEAKERS III
the remaining weeks OF the campaign. 'ic Vi Wv
interesting chapters will be the s'a'eplc"' VI Wv
income derived by the Albeit iamliy from ''e %
ecutive branches of government during uoNo'no'
Abbet,s administration IT begins with the increase
from s. 900 TO 1000 Of the Governors salary, anu
Includes the appointment 10 lucrative places Vi ,'0
two SONS and brother Of the Governor with very III
tcresiine sIdeiglts on less public traisacuohs' GOV
eing legislation in special interests III Is ho' iiH'
that any very vigorous defence VIII dc hauo io' 'o
Governor who Is blamed by Democrats or ihuch ''"
makes the campaign such particular hard sIeoohs'
Speaking OF Democratic woes, the announcement
that the irreprcssibc Peshall Is u bring forward
new defence OF the ballot box suffers I'm the 'hi'eu
States Courts this week, Is "A great ahiosan'o "
Democrats who wish this chapter to be iorgoue".
ballot box-stufling case Is now occupying the rs
Sex County Grand Jury. Frank McDermi'' II Do"'
cratic politician and lawyer, attempted 10 DfiDc n''
to s.af the ballot-box In q Democratic prhhfy, anu
VAS exposed. His case was taken 10 the """"
Jury and. in revenge upon his accuser, McDer'"it
charged that bribery had been used IN Inc Ne"",n
water contract and named Democrats with WHOM 'o
vas at emnty as being concerned IRIS WIS 'aAo"
before the Grand Jury, too. That body has been
mDsdering the matter but has taken no ac.o"
vet though some weeks have elapsed TO iail 10
punish McDermit would be regarded as coniess'oh
= rait by those sssaed and the outcome - watched
~ interest. McDeirit has escaped In one instance