New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
TO MAKE WAR on THE RING.

I'D NAME WAX IN lie llN'.
CHURCHES LIKELY TO JOIN The REP BfIciNs
N THE FIGHT.
The political situation lin Jersey CITY was discussed
YESTERDAY bv the Jersey city Ministers Conference
The meeting wa, held in the Wayne street Reformed
Church and presided over by the Rev. DR.. Mitchell
Tho Rev W. ID. Grant rccited some OF the many
evils Of the Democratic ring and formally PLACED tho
name 4 fnc Rev. Dr. Brett before the ministers =
his candidate for Mayor. DR.. Brett Is Mayor h"
said would prevent the robbery BOW going on, and
we would have good government. for hr could be-
elected / move that he be nominated by the citizens
Movement Committee The nomination WIS not
seconded.
The Rev Alexander McKelyey said he was in favor
Of the spirit OF the conference. and he believed that
the churches would have great influence In the election
lie referred 10 the excellent work tho churches ala
when they stood by the Republicans and forced the
passage Of the Vert, Excise law. and believed the
churches could help the Republicans this spring
equally we'll The Ecv Edwin Nc'iiun said the
principal Thing " be desired va, to secure good
nomination by the Republican party. The Rev DR..
Brett agreed with Mr. McNnn I'm what he had -aid, and
declared that II the Republicans elected u man WHO
would represent the prohy OF The city, and not shield
criminals and Cienbnrg racc;.ack mon, the churches
would support him against bad nomination. made by
the Dcmocidi-.
The Rev John l.. ScIddrr declared that th" only
WAY 10 secure - good city government was 10 back
the Republican party this spring. lie ~aid nAu'terN
and church people should 20 "a IN" po!S when they
opened and should remain until the Nli"o were
counted The Citizens movement should cooperate
with the Republican party.
The Rev Mr. McMnn offered the follow inc re-olI
ton which prevailed Re- elyed. That ~ the in;l '}
@! Jersey city We the undersigned pdg' ourselves -
use orr influence and further the election 10
the Man orally Of city Of whatever man may h'
nominated or Endorsed by non partisan '"hV'h'"h
representing honor and prohity Of oar 'iN' "h"
with them that the laws t"nchine moral question:
TINS wa, signed hy all the ccrfSnicn pr' .ent ana
A committee appointed 10 obtain ire .lHlli'" ~
the absent CLERGY men a resolution Introduced b
The Rev John l.. >cudder 10 hold l.pai u-il 'n
veulion ou March !, was amended ~ M appHin'ms
of a committee five confer with the Republic ih'
10 ascertain If candidate acccptAhlr 10 me 'I.rtN
aud church people could be- nominated u IL l", ,r
than pruhabl" thli ihr 'hl!ch P'"Pl' WI" '""''' Wv
Republican candidate
MES AID BOYS SEVERELY BURNED.
Al The works Of the tnitd states Carpet Lining
Company in tne rca" OF no iei 'rnc So hol
shaft ,ef fire Ia some jute about O'CLOCK Ne@I''o"'
morning Instant" the room was hHcn VIII h""o'
and a number Of men and boys about tie ma'hin'S
were severely burned before they could escape MI
hand, finally escaped hy either Jumping from me
window, or dorm the hachvay,.
I & NAVAL superintendent ~ TIE factor, was
badly burned about the head AND hands Nlch"'l
NaloriI Jo-eph Harrison and william Finn "mp'o'0e
Of the factory. burned ab"I, ih".' hands "f''
and faces, The wounded were All iAk"n - f"l''
Headquarters. where they wcre attended, h' IT.
GRAY.
rne hnrrcc factory contaiued 100 hal". 4 l.t".
which c.u."d the IRE tD burn very rtpdH. Inc
propertv surrounding the factory Wa ,a'cd. W. J..
sergeant Is the proprietor Of the carp" lni on n'-r
and the sergeant brother,. who have IN once ''
so l,o Na-,au =, New Norh. nd their -h'p nl
the lower noor. Their los /, about Sl"n"' MY
insured. The loss the buldn. Is s-'"'o' also III