New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
NEW-JERSEY UP IN ARMS.
THE STATE TO BE REDEEMED FROM DEMO
CRATIC MISRULE.
pALLoT.BoX SUFFERS. THE COAL CoMbiNh
AND AN UBIQUITOUS RING RULE TO BE
SWEPT AwAy-THE PEOPLE FOR
coon GOVERNMENT.


GOOD GOVERNMENT.
The political fight In New-Jer5ey Is one vi Wv
hottest ever vaced In that state The actions oi 'e
D.moc,o,l r,nc have finally AROUSED tho people ana
they are making a Great fight TO throw on IN" incubus
Of the political parts which Inns 80 long preSeo o" '
commonwealth. The Success OF jersey olN III e'eo'-
Ing Mayor wsnser against the power OF IN" ring mas
Qyeh hone and encouragement to the lovers oil hes'
government throughout the State. Good QUEENS
without regard to party are anxious that the disgrace
ful ring which has long ruled Hudson County anu
swayed the councils Trenton should he permanently
destroyed. The ring politicians lighting what theS
know to life and-death struggle, and VIII STOP at
nothing - defeat the Republican candidates..
John r. Dunn. Of Elizabeth who IS running Tor
Congress ON the Democratic ticket In the With Con
gess District Is put up BY the ring faction. and has
against him all OF the better elements Of the CON-
munity lie is working night and day, but IL seems
scarcely possible that such u constituency Us UH''
the With District will consent to he represented
by him at Washington. The leaders Of the Democracy
IL said were loath 10 nominate Dunn but lac ioreeu
his nominate by mysterious power he hah over
them. 1t had been their Intention 30 nominate
Farmer, Maritime of Plainfield, reputable duzcn Oh
influence, and who would nave don" creo' 10 lhe
district in Congress. In fact the nomination had been
pledged to MARITIME but when Dunn put on the
screws The managers DID not care 10 reiuae
him the nomination. The disgIaceful scenes which
marked the convention at which he was nominated
are wen known. Mr.. Martiir's friends, and be has
many Of them, are disguised ~ The Whole business,
and can scarcely bring themselves to vote Tor Dunn
Last wear the With District was eerr, Numbered SO
as 10 give majority, rs II was Shppo''N' Vi =,
1000 TO The Democratic candidate. II was a oou
and upbnsbinC y.rrymander, perfectly In keeping
with the other acts OF the ring. The Old OohsrosS
district had become republican, and 70 he" DIV
was made To Union County was added INC P""'
of Milbnrn and south Orange In Essex county az"
tAe CITY of i,ayOme In Hudson county Tue D'"'o
era. counted upon getting 700 majority IN Union
County 500 in Bayonnc and COO In SCUM oF"nsc
and NiSurn They did their best In the scrryilaiuer'
hut in ~, known probability they are doomeu u
great disaNpoinmcnt The Democratic party "t"'
In PlainfeM has already predicted Inc "'I''' VI
Dunn. With a like Mayburn or M'r""e VI,
Democrats might have carried the serrymahd'r'N
.;,rct ,,ut II Is next TO impossible with DUNN
The only thyy the Republican leaders are airaid Vi
Is that The reoplc will consider Dunns ueie"' %
much Of a f6 'egone conclusion that they VIII h'e
to vote agaiist him. one siayst7hoine COUNTS '"o
votes for the ring. - l., Nv
Jerssv IN Missing the bill authorizing the keadihe
Coal Combine has made hosts OF H'p"oi'"" '"".'
oil over the state The people feel literally a' th'ir
OWN frcsIdIJ how much the Derocrnts care LOT ."'"
welfare The city Of Elizabeth alon" has piu Wv
600 more for coal domestic use since 'he cou'oe
raised the Price of COAL The last time The Deho'r'S
ied TO hO,d a meeting III kll.aD'tH INV SPUN
their remarks short because they were cohstahtS III
iorrunied bv shouts OF How about the coal conpihe
The people feel the advanced price OF coal ke"h'' anu
will feel II more as the cold weather comes on d"
IS the boot who buy their coal in small qi''houes'
vbo are especallv effected. Down NJ Eizape'npo'''
,vhore formerly there many Democratic NoteS I"
man WIN 4. going TO vote the Democratic eKet Is am ~
= curiosity State senator +. L. Marsh s.neIaiiS On
extremely popular speaker in | nien county rr,eI.S
,,sd to adyrses a meeting al the Port ne ba1 Pr
fanr il was that the American laborer shouu w Po
tsctsS in his lapOr when he WAS lhl-rruPtru v, :"
mon who rose I'm the audience ana su We nav ,
hcard enough OF that, ten US ABOUT l.e .oai
Iombine :. YES shouted the people asSeipieu' ~
nIa;n AWAY the coal combine. senator 'ihisn INV
p n,ain and left Eizabethport with heavy hchr
There Is another factor when mas spptarca III 80
rorsov rolitlcs which is giving The DenocrAts consul
orahls ilneasiness That is the Greene acioh. ~
"veTnor Robert stockton Greene, now wee ciahcenU
HaN "a Considerable following, composed OF respec,a-
No clement Though Governor Greene taxes no a.l't
,nrt i'm politics. his friends do ana tey are "o. TN
f~mnathV with Governor Albeit or tnc rtne lno
creana faction IL especially strong In Union ounN'
and il feared by the ring people: Inc iihg na> ~
messed upOn the Democrats IN iact tnsl .hero airy
ievolfs against 1t all along the lhe IN lh' , lt
districts more interest Is taken III pocs is eieSuU
thon ieforo for many years. Tue people OF >e",
arcv seem tete mined that the state SHAH De puIstu
-, which Democratic MI -r'iic hh-
,non its fair Tnmg The defiant coal cOInbihe' pa'he
nv a Democratic Legislature, the HUDSON 'onS ,
no laid al the Democratic door, have at last aiS 10
healthy sentiment which has forced w" rlne n.y. -
,resent Wild struggle for nfe-a struggle III "hi'h II
Is bound 70 suner defeat