New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
rnEIT DIY COMING.


Tho Nor,.Jorsoy election thieves who have
hoop Ianouisbing in Jail for a few months will
not laupuish much longer, if their companions
who are still at large possess as much influence
* is commonly attributed II them. ne Na-
cbincry of the Hudson County ring has been
mt IN motion for their benefit, and 1t Is OK
rcctcd that Governor Albeit will order the
court Of pardons TO release them on parole, II
= full pardon i, finally Judged to be an I'M
necessary INDULGENCE There is nothing sur
prising about this nor from the point or VIC"
of the Democratic party in Ncw-Jersey' Ut
elsewhere for that matter is it anything less
than natural and altogether proper Inc con-
,;cts have already suffered much annoyance,
have been put to considerable expense ana
hcon restrained of their liberty because OF the
fidelity with which they carried out the oiu"IS
which they received from headquarters. lhcF
think. and their friends all think. that they
bavo laid n very handsome sacrifice on inc
marty altar, and they are getting restless. lheI
oloctcd Governor Albeit in 1889. and u i
obsurdly unjust. they hold, that they should
liz in states Prison while he is making MS
,,rorgcmonts 70 take a comfortable seat III
the United states Senate. The theory OF the
IL
something wrong they SCOrn rs mere ruDDiSh.
The Democratic party had to have the VeeS'
they procured them in manner entirely sa'iS-
fatory to the party leaders, and that Is oil
there is of IT, The assumption OF superior
virtue by n'nc lmpoops who know nothing ABOUT
politics makes them very tired.
Moreover. if they had no, abundantly earned
honols and omolumcntS before, instead OF
stripes and hard fare. they certainly deserve
ali they a,l, for now that the election Is over.
II they had been vndictiyc and told their
friends on the outside that revenge was what
they were looking for il would have gone nara
with Cleveland and WcrtS and Reform in Iiud-
son County. But they still remained loyal 10
the parfy for whose dear sake and glorious
cause they had endured ~ much. and all the
Gang took heat and worked the old system
with great as>iduity and success. 20 that
though they were ont of sight and theorcucliI
deal {, the world their works did ioIloW
them. Md now the honor which prevails
am NJ election thicyc' - well n among other
varieties is Strenuou~ly invoked in their behalf
An appeal 50 inspired and promulgated. 80 NU@-
gcstiyc OF pas, ,rumphs and future needs, can
not fail 10 awaken a sympathetic response.
The petition for the release OF thoS" poor
sufferers contains many impressive Signatures
we are told and no u0ndor. II must come
home with irresistible force 10 every Demo
cratic bosom. From every pant of the country
whore tho yictorS in the late election have
humby initiated or proudly surpassed the liud-
son County model cnircatieS must be pouring
in upon the Ncw-JcrScy Board OF Paidon'.
The Solid South and the lcgion> Of Tammany
in particular must bc cXcrng an immense IN
nuon-c whether they speak OF are silent. II
is contrary = the very nature OF things that
few score individual adept, should be r.ting
in ial while triumphant Demo racy i entering
the promised land by the very road which
brought them to grief How can Croker and
Clcyclanl and Murphy and Albeit and all the
other promoter, or bcnchciaIieS of election
methods which have been 80 glOriouSly vind-
Gated lee expected 70 close their ears and harden
their hc1r,s at such n time as this? They
couldn't do IT,
We confidently expect that these New-JerSey
knights Of the balot-boy will be enabled ere
long 10 rc-cntcr the lists and take the field and
win new Wet ,rics under the old banner. 1t
will BE- a great day and 4 splendid sight.