New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
NO APATHY IN NEW-JERSEY.
REPUBLICANS ALL OvER THE STATE WORK
ING FOR VICTORY.


and the Republican leaders each day have lhcfeasihs
confidence that II the total vote is honestly oounu
this fall New-Jcrsey will swing into the hepupho'n
column OF states. When the New-Jersey League Oh
Republican Clubs adopted the motto "orga'hza'ioh
and Education" 1t sounded the IDEAS that have gov
erned the work Of this campaign. The task OF or
ganlzation begun early, and industrously carried
on until New-Jesey's twen;y-One counties were placeu
In bstilearray with army Of tens OF thousinds Oh
energetic party workers carry on the work that
followed-that OF education. The columns OF The tn
bune daily contain evidences OF how great bodies OF
NewJersey voters are instructed the principles Of
good government as advanced by a party that has
never yet betrayed a trust From Sussex to Capc
May Jerseymen have listened to able speakers whose
duty il has been 10 show why the National and state
Republican tickets should be sustained. These speak
ers have appealed most strongly TO Jerseys voters
the question of State politics. They have shown
Republicans. Independent citizens and honest Demo
Gratis how desirable is the breaking up of the Demo
cratic ring that has robbed the people of the control
OF their local affairs, aud has squandered their sub
stance for the support Of political heelers. ihe re-
suit is the creation OF Overwhelming sentiment In
favor of the continuance of the Republican Admnisra
ZION and the Mckinley law and the overthrow OF the
Democratic State government The people want
Republican Governor who will repeal the acts by
which boards OF works cities and towns. whose
citizens have voice in their government what
ever. They than a handful Of Republi
spare efforts to bring about the election of body
Of men who will correct these evil and unfair laws.
Not since Grant carried Ncv.Jcr,cy in lsI. has
there been such splendid chance FOR Republican
success.
"1he Somerset County Dem crat.' In It's Issue OF
Friday, said " If the Democrats of Somerset County
don't wake up the Republicans Will carry the county
as sure as two and make lonr.' This Is the
opinion Of the most partisan and Influential paper
in the county, and 1t furnishes the highest compl
ment vet paid 10 the active clubs at work for tn"
Republican ticket. These clubs by continued hard
work, have succeeded in stirring up the voters to the
highest pitch Of indignation against the Democrats
losses. Not only has the popularity OF the state
ticket been increased hut the National ticket has
also come in for Its share public approval -Four
larg, demonstrations held In the county last
week. In addition to the smaller campaign meetings
In the country districts The Zig Republican mass
meeting I'm SomervIllc saturday night was one OF
the most inspiring that John kean. Ir. has yet
witnessed. At North Branch. the same evening
james X. Magic. II Illinois. spoke before large
gathering. Mr.. Magic spoke 4 audience somewhat
larger In numbers a night two before at Bounh
Brook His appeal somerset County voters To voi"
the Republican National ticket followed by an
earnest address by Frank Ecrgcn Of Elizabeth
William r. Hoffman the Re c,ubican Congress nom
lncc from this district has started out on the strong
,.et canvass ever made here. The somerset County
Rcpublran Convention VIII he held tomorrow in
the somervllle Court House. for the purpose "i nom
mating candidate, MI the offices OF sheriff. SuIro
gate and member of Assembly.
n. publicans all over Warren County organizing
to turn dcwn Johnston Cornish and the gang OF
Democratic fing,ters who have been running public
Affairs 10 suit their sweet VIII for years Many
prominent Democrat who few years ago would
hayo knocked a man down had h. suggested the
possibility OF their voting the Republican ticket are
now openly working with the greatest energy ior
Captain Benjamin llOwey. the Republican cahuinh'e
opposing Cornish for Congress. one OF these oh'
lime Democrats Is Moses De witt, an "ighty-y"r-on
veteran who has published a letter that IS the best
compnIcn document the Warren County Republicans
coud desire His nrrnignment u the Democratic
candidate for Congress is turning many Democrats
toward Captain Uowcy as the only man WI" '"h
ytve them relief from a long term of perm'iouS
legislation. 1t IL open secret that cornish spent
40 900 TO get tie nomination for Congress, ana
that he II ready ana wiilhs l" Sp'"u "'''' ~
I'm trying to be- elected.
on. nf the largest working forces in Warren County
f., the Washington Republican club This organization
has elected "A set OF Officers a' follows; fr"Ni'
don't oscar Jefrry; viceprrsdrnts. John filgglls'
william sprr, Frank Fos, corresponding secretary
Thomas = Dcdrick. Ir.: recording secretary Henry
pdinr: TREASURER william : Skinner: executive com
milton. I + Fulpcr Joseph Loscy. Alexander Graft.
l. NJ Andrews. samuel telvrr. \ new clubhouse Is
being built for this prOgr,ssv" organization. h'
publican banner will be- raised by tn" washington
cub within the next ten days.
4 Republican mass-m meeting held Thursday night nj
High bridge resulted I'm the formation Of n campaign
cub with n good membership list and the following
officers were elected President. George W. simpson
vice presidents Elias Terabery and samuel Tate sec
rctary and treasurer. Ray NJ. Buser executive com
mitt.c T. f. Budlong, r. .. Allcr g. W. Holman
NJ. +. Apgar and Percy Chryste.
The spirit and unring zeal shown by Union
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county In the State. TO he sure the party workers
there have incentive to earnestness almost con
santly with them Mr.. kean. the nominee for GOV
crnor lives at the county seat and conducts the cam
ualgn from that place With their leader constantly
before them. the county Republicans press
on the work given thcm to do with
animation and cheerfuness. ube Friday night
meetings Railway the largest ever held In that
town. and great has been the influence OF argu-
ments heard these meetings that one Democratic
club has LOST nearly all Its members and the few who
remained true to Democracy were forced TO disband
ON saturday night palnheld Republicans In the west
crn part of the town were entertained by the Fourth
Ward club In IL novel yet agrccabl" way This club
issued Invitation for "chOwder" early In the Week.
and a large number accepted the hospitaics offered
and enjoyed themselves thoroughly. During thc
evening addresses made by s. W. Reese oi
Westfcld. and Thomas VI. Price. The truths Of lac
pblcnnsm presented by the speakers of the even
ing with unusual display OF interest
The Warren Township Republican Club held the
largest political meeting ever known In the aim ng
district west Of pLnmeh. In Mount Beuei ,nn mnii,
Friday night Israel j. Coon was chairman and Pmip
Voorhees, secretary. There were many Democrats IN
the large audience. Charles H. COrWln ana vincent
~ Nash. Of Planled. the principal speakers
Primaries will Dee held In North Phinied tonight
for the purpose OF elccng delegates to the somerset
county Il, publican Convention to be held In somcr-
Vile 10 morrow. The selection Of John T. Dunn BY
the Democrats their candidate for Congress IN the
With New Jersey District gives The Republicans u
pcndId chance carry the district for w. ;. Cham
berlnin Of Hayonue Dunn l. feared by the Re-
pabica's nearly 30 much were other Democratic
a, piran, for the Office. notably Martin Of Painhcll
ThrIe are over 1000 coorcd voters In New JcI-
,ey and during the last week plans were made 10
bring the full election day. There i sci
dom any apathy shown by the cOOr'd Repub leans In
New Jersey but ina much n every vote Tor Harrison
Poi 1. O sMel the lnia this M.