New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
cOvERNoR ABBETT's METHODS.

GOVERNOR ABBETT6 METHODS.
r..ehoIs oct OF (SpecinD.- There is no longer any
,.a,, but that the Republicans Of Monmouth County
w. cot the Democracy on the on every hand
" own village and hamlet. the Republican party IS
..s active and vigllant Meetings are held nightly
,, over the county. the true issues OF TN campaign
=. pre>ented IN clean cut arguments ana intdngiie
=. r,acs by bright, thoughtful speakers. While inc
~ NJ disseminating the doctrines OF protectloh l"
..sican industries. through the medium o. polincal
".a-.tnre IS a source OF potential influence among
A farmers and artisans highly gratifying TO Rep"o
,csn prospects and correspondinsy discouraslns 10
Ae Democracy.
old Monmouth so long recognized as Democracy
crltar is now conceded to be good dcbatable ground
, number OF conditions have contributed 20 make IL
cb within the last year or two, but primarily the
at should 60 where 1t belongs. to the young men OF
.to marty. the pushing aggressive and Intelligent
pr voters Of the county. who read, study ard tbihh
.rs then proceed to put their thoughts into action.
vover before in the history Of the party In TINS
-, Of the state has the canvass been so thorough
na the tangible results apparent. Ihe feBisua-
r and subsequent OF Itself indicates large
ocroose in the Republican vote, while the assured
nns rom Democratic ranks, brought about by the
ss,erly exposition OF the issues involved, IS cause
D, much iubilation among the young workers.
Another factor that Is working the dsintegrution
q, The Democratic party is the irremedapte DIVISION
IN Us ranks, growing out OF the fight between ue
.bbett and antl-Abbett factions. 1t is not Albeit
and Blodgett factions any more, as the latter no
,eer cuts any great figure in politics, but Hes grmy
iowa tradition OF the musty past-but plain Albeit
and Abbett factions and nowhere III the state Is
tho war waged between the friends and opponents OF
Governor Albeit with unreentng bitterness
Inst now the Albeit forces seem to occupy the pace
q, the under dog" and a consequence are chahng
under defeat. and determined to square accounts III
he polls. Only last week at mass-meeting OF the
psnocyacy in Long Branch, Governor Albeit came
into the county and at the meeting publicly branded
The editor Of "TLe Long Branch Record" as liar.
simply because that paper had fit TO say edltoTlay
that Governor Albeit induced his adherents IN the
legislature to vote for the coal BILL and IN another
paragraph said: This Is fact and one that cannot
be disproved Leon Albeit is directly responsible for
the present high price OF COAL The independence
Of this newspaper proverb.al throughout The county
but nobody before Governor Albeit, ever questioned
It's Democracy.
This is only one instance Of the great breach
existing in the party here. but it is sufficient TO
show the deep feeling that pervades the Two
wings Of the party. The paper alluded 10 carries nj
the head of It's columns the names of the entire
Democratic ticket, from the National TO Legislative
and county candidates, and is working hard in al
uphIl struggle for the Of its party.
For county and Legislative candidates the Repub
lcans have placed in the field exceptionally strong
ticket. For senator they have nominated young
and popular lawyer from Long Branch, by the name
OF Wilbur \. Heisley. a real fighting champion OF
Republican principles who, knowing how and what
10 say Is not afraid 10 make himself heard and on
the stump he is constantly pitching into the falaces
and slams OF Democracy with fatal effect 1t Il
predict d by many that he will repeat the triumph
Of four wears ago when the Republicans sent Henry
w. Neyius TO the Senate.
For the Assembly IL is conceded that the lst
District Will 90 Democratic usual. This is rural
section ard the mosshacks continue TO vote the
straight ticket-for Jackson and an appropriation
The Id District is morally certain to change
'front.' There the Democrats have renominated John
D. Honce, who is handicapped by his vote In favor
Of the coal combine bill. Against him the Repub-
Leans have pitted Frank L. Ten Brock, leading
merchant Of Asbury Park at present one OF Its most
enterprsing Commissioners and an all-round hustler
Who last winter before the Legislature and Sc
crA the passage of several bills in the interest Of
i,bqry PalS and tie coast. that has cndcared him
10 hosts of voters irrespective Of party lie old not
seek the nomination, but when named accepted the
trust and went manfully to work. lie Will poll
biz Democratic vote. besides the full strength OF hf
party. and is booked n sure winner.
The lid District will return W. Tabor Parker
0, Little silver one Of the wheel-horses Of the Re
vub,can party in the county. whose gallant victory
last wear is certain 10 be duplicated next month.
This Is Democratic district naturally, but 50 thorcugh
has been the canvass and hot the pace set by inc
RepubNcans that the Democracy only found time
a week ago 10 name candidate, and then pmced ID
nomination weak man In the person Of william H.
Andrew, Of Atlantic Highlands, VINO VIII DC h""Here
when the votes counted
Thus II IL 10 be seen that the Legislative uchel
will surely break even-a Republican gain-with TIE
possibility Of majority, by the capture Of the Senate
seat made vacant by the death OF Thomas . H.
Brown.
The ONLY county office TO be filed Is that OF eurro-
gate For this place the Republicans haVe placcu
before the people Edmund Wilson, young ana Dill
liant lawyer OF Fed Bank and partner OF Henry ~
Nevlus lie is making a gallant struggle and Is
doing woman service for the National ana staVe
tickets while on the stump lie Is spehdid speahoT
convincing and logical, and won his spurs 1our years
ago in Asbury Park when he was pitted against ihat
rank iTe.-rsder, Thomas o. shearlhah' WHOM Ho oo"
pletey knocked out as was admitted by the Demo
cfat, MIR Wilson'S opponent Is DaVIo W. Nraoei'
the present occupant OF the Office gentleman VINO
has held the Office for eleven years and Is seeking
another term. The contest between tieSe seh|o'nen
Is decidedly exciting but Is waged Ill oiP'"'''
devoid OF the acnmony that e5
the contests for other Offices not being reearueu 81
much IA the light Of a political once as W uia"
party lines very close. 80, <ou,o,.
Rcas w. Dayton, OF Matawan, one OF the ioremost
members OF The Monmouth County Bar ana nepne"
ofWiilam L. Dayton the associa late OF john -
think the signs are mos cheering We will at least
divide the legislative, and perhaps secure ina!OtiS
natoria tickets will receive largely increased Voe
over previous year. , A.. lao,
Exrpcaker Sherman b. Oviatt oae of the best
Posted Republicans in The state remarked IN. IsS
never brighter. We vii; make a gain OF Two legs,
tye oce and Il the rest Of the state does as o %e
as Monmouth County, YOU may put New-JerSey Gowh
in tie column for Harrison and Reid, with John kean'
IT,, for Governor. ,,u.
EvJudge William T. Hoffman. the Republican
candidate FOR Congress I'm the lid District Of which
TINS county forms part said Never since the or
gsnizaOn of the party, the prospects for sue
te,s brighter John Kean, jr will be the next Gov
elnor. and will pretty bear carrying ~ ioi
Harrison and Reid II don't actually Win he stare
This Is no idle talk the people sire tired OF miAlle
AMI Democric tyranny. and with the strong cand!,
OATS in the field. backct by honest purposes ana
Amefi an PRINCIPLES stand eagerly awaiting the
OPPORTUNITY 1. aid III eiecne a radical tuiningdown
I,.tr hesIlcS LelMg OF tne