New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26
ACROSS THE NORTH RIVER.
A Blight REPUBLICAN OUTLOOK.
CIRCUMSTANCES SOMEWHAT ALTERED IRON
THOSE OF FORMER YEARs-INJURED BY
SENSATIONAL NEwsPAPERS-SEw
HRK'S WATER SUPPLY.


YRK's WATER SUPPLY.
Trenton. y. j., sept % (specisD.-A member Of the
Republican state Committee said to your pendent
Yesterday L" Politics never In better shape. ]
have been OF the state Committee long time and |
never saw anything like 1t. There is the feeling
among the active men Of the party, for one thing.
committee meetings are attended and the men come
TO them full of ideas and ready for hustllng They
report the same condition of affairs In the local or.
Can,zations II Is easy to get ANYTHING done, and
objects obtained by this enthusiasm which would
have deemed impossible heretofore. Then there
is our candidate for Governor. You Saw a
harder worker, and he knows what to do and how 10
do It. He Is here, there and everywhere, and any
OF who has good scheme knows that there is one
at least who will give 1t attention and have 1t put
into operation If there is anything in IT, The Organiza-
ton Of the Republican campaign IS being perfected as
II never was before, in my opinion. That the spirit
OF the voters Is with has been plain from the first,
and we have had assurances In that way which are
most satisfactory There is much 10 be said. In
my opinion. Of campaigns which depend for success
upon the supposed weakness of opponents but II Is
impossible TO doubt the great influence In NewJcisey
this year Of Democratic disgust with Abbettism and
with the disreputab.e Legislature which passed the
Coal Combine bill and attempted to destroy home rule.
The feeling Is fond everywhere and II Is bound TO
show Itself at the polls by votes for the Republican
ticket. The Hudson County frauds will not be re-
pested this year. and how much that in favor
Of the Republican ticket few seem TO realize New
Jersey has Republican majority. and a handsome one,
too outside Of Hudson. We believe that With fair
ballot In that county could have at least half
the recent elections The ballot will be fair this
year or we'll know the reason why and added 10
taat there is Democratic disaGectlon all through the
county. which is counting heavily n The ID mo-
Gratis too are without united leaders for the first time
n many years. Governor Albeit has utterly lost his
popularity and there is an agreement that It would not
be safe for lbs patty 10 put him forward Why, the
Stumbling he got at the SOmervile Fair the other day
was morfy ing the last degree. Mcpherson Is sick
and sgusted and Ross Pdcock and Young telling
the men who defeated them in the convention TO elect
their candidate Judge Werts can do nothing. and
means to keep his place the bench at al hazards.
James Smith, ir, has all he can attend TO in his own
county and Allen McDermOtt never had any Influence
exccpHng what Denny Mclaughlin gave him. and
Denny Is soured now. one OF the best things atout
our own campaign Is that the nominations have been
60 GOOD for the minor Offices al stake Loudcsager In
the LIST Congressional District, will help the ticket
while in the Id Senator Gardner'S ability Is 81 widely
recornzed that there will be more enthusiastic Con-
cressional canvass than the district has known 'hee
many wears Then, take a nomination IKE tia' oil
Wayne Parker In the Newark district. Ii is sure To
holm the ticket TO have man Of such recognized ca
uaeity and integrity in the field Doherty In the