New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
Mr.. KEAN SAYS THE OUTLOOK is GOOD.
EX-SENATOR sEwFLL AND FRANKLIN MURPHY
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EX-SENATOR SEWtLL AND FRANKLIN MURPHY
SAY THE sAME-GOv. ABBETTs REMARK.
John Kean, jr, at the waverly Fair in New7Jersey
yesterday said TO a Tribune reporter
"The outlook for the Republicans Is very encouf-
aging in New Jersey I'm my opinion. was at the
Congress Convention at Toms River yesterday, and
the delegates assured that the Republicans IN
their district are enthusiastic and very hopeful OF
the result OF the canvass intend 10 60 Into every
county In the state and the people and let them
zee me- and will make two or three speeches in
each county. I am much encouraged at present.
Ex-senator Scwcll said
"The tendency is toward Republican success In
Ncw-Jersey this fall. The Legislation and other
doings Of the administration Of the state by wach
the p1wers OF government have been taken from the
D. oplc have inspired the people with the feeling that
those powers must be retaken by them III Is tlhc
that the Republicans form OF government was restored
In New-Jersey. The Tribune and other Nc"-forK
papers have given tie very best Of reasons ior a
change in affairs in this state, and one reason Is
that the people should have something 10 DO WIN
legislation look confidently to Republican sue
CO.'S and MAT the voters, Who have been In
tie habit OF being cheated will arouse, and see that
We have fair vote and fair count In the coming
election
EN,Controler Anderson, speaking for Somerset
County, said:
We arc organizing thoroughly. but campaign
hcans are full Of enthusiasm and very hopeful of
Success Somerset will certainly give larger Re
publican vote than she has In several years Farmers
in South and North Jersey counties are disgust'u
With recent Democratic legislation, and VIC look to
an Increased vote for our ticket throughout the State
Franklin Murphy, Of Newark, the new chairman OF
the Republican state Committee, snid
Il am too young I'm State politics to say
much now but We have made arrangements for n
thorough organization In every county and IL nara
md vigorous work will achieve success, we VIII
win tbs fall Yon may say IN The Tribune that
we will 'cavc nothing undone that should be done
TO elect our car ddates"
John G. Poster secretary Of the state Committee
said:
"we are pcrfectlng party organization and
already we have a better organization than We ever
had before. Among the National speakers we nave
thus far secured for the New-Jersey campaign are
cx Speaker Reed General Sheridan, Senator Frye
Governor Mckinley WHO will mike four speeches, ana
General d. II. Hastings. Of Pennsylvania who dti
so much good In the Jolnstown food Disaster
r. Wayne Parker, Of Newark said:
Essex County will do well for a Republican
ticket. The outlook in the county IS favorable.
We have candidates who are thoroughly trustworhy'
and who Will maintain the integrity Of popular gov
crnment and stand for the purity VI Aiucr''"' ''
Foster II. VOORHEES,. Of Union, said:
"Union Is a Democratic county, and Mr. kean fAs as
carried it for congress. and he viii run ahead OF
his ticket thl, fall. II do not carry the county
We viii make the Democrats work hard .o,, o. 10
1t is the same old story with our Republican
friends IN every campaign IN NewJcrsey oci2 Or
same old tune and it VIII have the same old result
as In the past