New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
" DEMOCRATIC MONMOUTH
FRANTIC BOURBON EFFORTS To SAVE AN
ANCIENT STRONGHOLD.
THE TWO DEMOCRATIC SENATORS OF NEwJERsEY
DO NOT SEEM ENTHUSIA:TIC IL TIE LABOR
OF SAVING GOVERNOR ALBEIT AND
ROSS M'DEEMOTT.


OF SAVING GOVERNOR ALBEIT AND
ROSS M'DERMOTT.
Freehold, Nov. (Specal).-The first DAYS Of this
month discover the Democracy throughout Monmouth
County more hopclcssly demorailzd than ever. while
the Republicans corrcspondingly confident pre-
scntlng united and aggressive front all along h"
line. Not II mistake thus far in the campaign can
be- charged against the Republicans aud the splen'
did. manly, earnest canvass that nauguratcd -
their leaders at the opening has not aatcd !ot.
but with stcadfa,t purpose has been faithfully and
consistently pursued.
Up 20 within "A week ago the political situation
was like the handle Of jug-al one side
The Democrats had done practically nothing the
Republicans were doing all. The alarm sounded
from here last week has been heard with crushing
sadness In Jersey city. and the word from Allan L.
McDermOtt was passed along the linr that something
must be- done 10 save Democratic Monmouth The
response has been faint weak, lstleSs and decidedly
productive of results. to further rouse the
enthusiasm and activity of the conqreIng Repub-
lcan hosts. only few meetings have been held ia
obedience 10 the imperative command from the STATE
headquarters. and these might rs Wen never have
been called, for al In" good accomplished In every
Instance they have been tame affairs. arousing 40
enthusiasm and all thlnly attended No speaker OF
any consequence prominence Wa sent by the
state Committee 10 address the meeting and GOV
ernOr Albeit. In sheer Gspair came himself Into the
county, independent Of the committee appointments.
I'm the misguided belief that his presence might bolster
up the dropping spirits Of the party II lad Just
the contrary effect. and only sarvcd to iniamc H."
passions Of II faction in the Democratic party here
who have for % long time been sniarting under
the sting Of what they claim the trcIchcry Of
the STATE Iors" gang at Trenton through the influence
Of Leon Albeit. piece OF political
noelvring for the Democracy and better piece inr
the Republicans couh not have been made had ia"
lattcr themselves engineered Ike move. II He
Haunting red nag In the fnce Of Infatuated bull.
Wounds that have been healing opened
afrcsh, and to-day lie gaping in all their original
ghastllness mute, but awful reminders If the deadly
knife
Apathy p-rvadcs every nook and recess Of the Dem
oorac household. Even United states senator Rufus
Blodgett didn't dcign 10 show himself at The meeting
held ut his own home. Long Branch. II Is hlni"d
that breach OF serious proportions exists between
him and a former lieutenant David 8 Crater. and that
the senator proposes 10 withdraw hi, support from
CraerS candidacy for surrogate Just because the latter
dared to show his Democracy by appearing upon the
same platform with Albeit William 5. Andrew. the
candidate for Assembly in the lid District, now rep
resented by ". Tabor Parker a sterling Republican.
wrote n he%ecchine letter 10 senator John r. McPher
son pufuy calling for his presence rs an old friend
to lend cheer 10 Andrews waning cauSe but received
cold comfort in a brief - the effect that he
couldn't come. buj signing reason why, aud clos
ing MS no,o with TIE cold hoIs that he might BE-
elected.
Here Is the spectacle Of NewJcScy's two United
states SENATORS both Democratic dolus absolutely
nothing for the state and when made acquainted Win
the de. perac ccndliior oi affairs IN Democratic
stronghold ooolly folding their arms and quietly oo'
lng on at the destruction wrought In Their o"n camp
by the lighting Republicans. These arr stfow'. ana
lig long ones too that show the direction u TIE Winh
The opinion now is that tho normal majority OF ne
Democratic party I'm this county, about LOO VIII DE-
sp in two on the National and Csuhernaoral tickets.
which n followed logical conclusion In Other
pnri OF the state WI! siirey IA" state 10 Harm
.,u ana Reid by about 1000 ira onty. aud With ~
card 10 tAc remainder ~ The tckrt Their" @"'i- no
reason change previous Proen's lO'lr. ueN' IL
lie 10 add the Isl Assembly District Ia the Isl OF reg
htlyc captur.-. Even in M, m1sr.nci b'hwlch ~
The Democracy wonderful change Ah+ ''ii' "N'
the drains 81 The Democrat, within onr short week
aud The district j. nov pli down a. H"hb'I"I' WIN
god lighting chance for Joseph Holmes, IT,. l"puh
lfr,u gent lcuBu o worth and culture. WaO l+l,c
now IA, shown the stun De- and hi frfiy WEI" made
Of hy defeating Ia" Democratic cnu1ldnc i0r frr'-
holder 9nd other oihce' ~ uhl -"cu'h "l u' 'enn,
A. predicted ,.ior. tie Republicans ar" sire I" dFii
Inc lcgiSlatN" representation nom iiN county. WIN
elmo~t II certainty how VI ending 10 trenton kfphb
lean majority - help elect -olr god h'Plbh'dli
successor 10 Rufus Blrig'tt 49,,
The PROJECTS II the most r7~"at" hi". ana ""
sturdy yrOrnnnry that are following 80 lo'hiH 10"
banner Of Protection. Reciprocity and honest inOn,'
are In high gcs over the oulaGnS outlook lhAht-
r,onnd the doctrine Of Republication. aud an nCilv'.
acgr.>- iVc and devoted Comfy Executive '"Hmiti'"i
,,h,r work IN pforagating the principles Of the party
thr0ugi the dissemination o. lru" ana W"'ir'"H" -
dsomcd from the mlsiulc OF the Count Ilonsr c!ique