New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
ACROSS THE NORTH RIVER.
PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN IN NEW
JERSEY.
prprBL.oASs HARD At WORK IN THE STATE
-" BOB DAVIS AND TIE FEDERAL GRAND

-" BOD" DAVIS AND THE FEDERAL GRAND
Jury DISCOVERY DAY NOTES
Trenton. n j.. oct. 16 (Special.-The ca'hpa'sl
nas continued actively during the last weeh' anu
nociov in the northern part Of the state there nave
b.en many meetings and much work OF orgahi~"'o'
ouonc tho Republicans. The nominee for Governor
Was in Sussex County yesterday, and the reports o
the strong Democratic district OF when ousseA -
nort rave been particularly encouraging 10 h'p
lcons Il Is bclicrcd that the district VIII 900
. popuhucnn 70 Congress. although there are ''o,0
more Democrats than Republicans there ." 49,"
o-airarv Issues Tho Democratic bolt agalns hosS =,
cock t. a revolutionary fidcoK put uP n'' 80
Cornish for Congress against the prO'e'. W 49,.
decent Democrat in the district. ana t0e ie'7 ,
II is imperative that the ring when i'uco'N ,t
sholId be broken up Is felt by Dem"i'''s '' ''
tho state The Republican nominee ex-~ohsi''
p.n,omIn F. IIowey has carried Warren COUNTY "
, and cxnccs TO do so again II he comes any "neio
or doing so his Gle ton Is practically assured IN WV
other Democratic counties In the dlst1c' i'"''''
and SUSSEX will give reduced maIoiiues !" ' IL
and Morris and the townships oil ESSEN VIII, -, 49,
overcome their vote with some 10 spar" ~, r,,
Cornish's characteristics and his relations with inc r
cock gang arc well understood, ana inc o'su'o.
thoroughly aroused at the presumpuoh Vi '
offensive fellows . 1, mailing
Another Democratic nomination that Is "'N'n ~
trouble for the party /, that OF ex->peahcr 'o'i
Dunn for Congress In the district comprsihb p''' "
Hudson Union County, tue Oranges OF Essex county,
etc Dunn was named by mob In cohNc""o' y,
wild disorder. and he is not at all the man ~ r
10 intelligent voter OF such a dis'ric' i"c'v moo
been IA revolt. and the Republican nominee W. D
Chamberlain. Is likely to get the bench''
The United states Grand Jury here will take up
the case OF Bob Davis. the Hudson county o"'''
this week. and II looks ms II the man WHO ia, "
far escaped tho law and whose only tas'' Oh pri'o"
life has been rs TALLER Of Hudson County may "
brought 10 his deserts through the Federal arm mo
case l. that OF the baotbOx suffers whom D''l'
secrctcd from the Hudson County courts IN MS own
apnrtments I'm tho Jail and then sworc to the oh.ou
states Court that he had them ain custody III .oi'
that writ Of habcas corpus might Dc oD a'"0' ~
r.sd IN SION tho execution OF the Hudson courts
sentence against the convicted criminals 10y '"'so
Lipplnco IS frmncss the scheme failed To WORK anu
when tho case came up for argument In inc ."i.'"
States District Cour, the conspiracy to defeat lsuce
va. evnoscd by Prosecutor winfield ana ex>ecIe'urS
Robeson Judge Green promised 10 bring the matter
10 the attention Of the next Grand jury anu '"''
Tuesday he did 30 I'm his charge though not pml' ~ "
errctcaIl, rs hoped. The jury VIII get t' 'cSu
mony next Wednesday. II Is expected ana II inc oac
ms clear In the jury room as In the pubic hlhu d" "
dc,mcnt will follow The trial of the case would b" Oh
va, and TO secure he conviction OF the HUDSON
boss WHO has 50 long dchcd morals and deban'hcn
government would be q great triumph.
The Democratic campaign is hating and slow ana
Their, ar, complaining voices heard among the iathiul
a, a consequence. There is not the most compete
confidence In the state Committee, ana senator nv
ph.rson,s Illness has worried many Democrats. VINO
think he +, necessary 10 their political salvation Inc
Senator says he /, better and, indeed he looks quite
w,ll and hearty but he has little to say ana seems
IN be doing nothing Governor Albeit after making
.pccche I'm south jersey and bowling 20 the cro"u" ~
New York on Wednesday. will leave herr for Chicago
TO morrow attend dedication ceremonies NJ INC
big fair. with a uumbcr Of other Democrats Inc
story goes that Is tho nominations arc nlan'
the Democrats viii give their canvass more active a''eh
,ion and thew promise to have eXsccrctary Bayau
and Canddnte stevenson fof speakers They am De-
Ginning TO appreciate that loss on the Governorshp
win probably bc loss the National cket-that one
gocS with the other.
No action In, been tuken In regard to The coal CON
b.nc lawsuits OF late, excepting to Collect testimony
TO sustain the application for further hter'sc"oe o'
tho rorrts The belief that the Court oi Chanccry
an nal he content with the partial compliance OF tho
yew-Jcrscy Central Company l. general ana an appl
,,ion for the appointment OF receiver To manaee the
road I'm accorlauce with the directions OF the court Is
one OF the p, sibc incidents OF the next mDn'' ,e
vhil. the feeling against the oOblu" hcrrh-ta hS VIZ
vlgtrr coal supplies purchh scd ana III soh' P''''
", ,h. st,t. m, i Increased by the number q; L,n
thrown out OF work through tn" combination hioS
something IS done los the courts ana me cAe'"Sc "a
iorc election mighty y9cc vii be heard earl 81 should i
there be- farther delay thrn VIII De- hclcn Oy "s
legislature rs surely as anything IN tho woru'
The celebration Of the discovery in NcwJerSey will
ne next Friday and the preparations for th" holiday
Observance are on very considerable scale In several
of the cities The burden 81 celebrations upon the
catholic, and the Italians ana paradcN Of The parochlal
-chvu, will be- a notable feature. III Newark the
Italians have prepared an arustc medallion. when Is
lo decorate the CITY Hall. NcwJcrsey shared IN IN"
New York pageant 10 1t, mingled dehSh ana misery
rbc ,ri. ON the railroads and fcrric, something
owfuI and shovel tina. all The companies have much
TO learn IN handling great crowds, more rNpccmV on
The ferries The National Guard did not win the
usual amount OF praise and I'll" unfortunate" nrudnhx
with the regiments Of late l. the probable cause Inc
national Guard has MOI been Well managed br couple
~ wears and the effect upon discipline Is beginning
ia show Itself. \ Legislative inquiry next winter
and some changes would be advisable.