New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
able TO read the Federal Constitution ana ede sonIs
o. tinted states Senator'S by direct vote OF the peop
>-r,,y 1rpsFy MAKING A HOT CAMPAIGN.
THE GREAT THINGS BEING DONE BY ACTIVE
wopKFRS-REPUBLICAN CONFIDENCE.

o h,ndred and fifty men living in Phnield' ~
r, told 10 be at at the Central Railroad statioh
r,obt or two ago, so that they might be taken W
rlyabeth TO get naturalization papers at the expense
~ the Democratic managers. Nearly all were y"
ha,d At the appointed time but the Democratic party
yyorer refused TO pay any railroad fares. IniS ac'o'
orre, the men, and they refused 90 TO the county
coat with the Democrats. The next night tue "i0i'
anyious for citizens papers went to Elizabeth ana
now declare they will Uelp swell the Repuoh'a''
majority in Planfield.
, suburban Republican club that is doing quiet p'''
effective work in a sparsely settled locality IN Ne"
Jersey is the Dunclen Republican Club Many ''''''
living I'm the northwestern corner OF MiddleSeA 'ou'
havoc rallied around the Harrison and Reid banner be-
can,e Of the work done 10y this orSaniza'ion NV
c,ub officers are President. P. W. BaheY Vr'-
rcs,dent 3 p Uafncr: secretary. {. ~ 'oreh'
tr.asurrr Alvah Gray: Executive Committee, hue'ho
Iurgcr Adam Dceman H. ,. GarTeison. :. i'' i''N
WORTH p. V. IIof and Joseph Swcczy y ho'e"f i.
the vnv Of pp itical gatherings viii be Inc S'''N
Of the Palnach Republican Association 'o-'no' t
night. The big Crescent Rink will be the meeting
place John Kcan. IT,. Winfield :. ChaWF' '''''' w
candidate for Congress in the Win DSi'''' anu
o,hcrs will be prps. Mt and make snort ~peerhes.
Tho pevly elected officers Of the MddleseN '"u"N
penul lican Executive Committee are all Wice-a"hho
mon. amply able to handle the county campaign VIII"
good Judgment and success. II IL inade up 10 I'M"
Ptscataway Henry ;. GhrrctS0n. G. ~ Ccr'''i "'''
Richard H. WILSON, Frank ". oron Woodbridge t'p
tain Isaac In,lee Charles Bloomfield: Perrin N"poS'
Frank Henry Ira u. Tee. Thorbal Ernst Ne" -nrnH
wick Charles Mclvain 4. X. Se'iam. Lewis /. ''"''
JOSIAH Tirc ". II. Alien. ;. ID. W. owens 'o",'N
Coriigen william shiocier North N"w-br"hS"l'A'
Dennis Vanderbilt: south brunswick. W. H. he'noos'
M.xandcr Baylrss Cranbury :. J. Chamberlain ''o"
roo. C. H. stubs c. H. stout: East BrinS"tR' "i'l'
Whitehead = VI. Disbrow -ayrevitlc j. NBih'' o""u"
Anlov A. l.. Rue. J. ID. Van Ptlt: Madi'"h' 'h'h"'
Fountain.
Th,a, are few DemOt rats among Ne"''r''S ~"
cl,q. Since tho Mckinley law went Into erect "''s
have received thr,. sets OF circulars from the "at'h
manufacturers quoting reductions In IN" prices VI
American tine pieces, - .,,,oI .,,rsr
lIrvy hv the Republicans In III" last r." WON "i,
IN. workers for Harrison and Reid Ar" now h"prlui
- carving me county hy a -nal majority. tn" he
nfhlirnn csrdioair for -tate senator Is NlIpur y,
iIel,irv an ahIe Young lawyer Of Long Branch ana
has more han a lighting charr" Of DEBATING ms Drn'o
,.r1iic opponent who f. Henry =. 1erbuh' fAiMhIu
Wilson OF Rcd Cank. i, making IA good run ior surf"
gl. on the Republican ticket. DAVID y 'rTI'i No
0pponcnt has hold The z 900 Office for over uoH'l
years and the fair mind. Monmouth county iari'n0
think ne has fed about long enough at the pune '"
and are preparing turn him down. ~" Inl ~,
s.mbv district Is overwhelmingly Demofrnti' thai
Reuben ~trahan will De- reelected. but N IN" lu "p
Hid districts there Is every evidence al hepuOh'hh