New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
GOOD FOR NEW-JERSEY
Union COUNTY WILL GO REPUBLICAN.
TIE SENTIMENT IN FAVOR OF THE PARTY OF
PROJECTION GROWING RAPIDLY.

TIE SENTIMENT IN FAVOR OF THE PAkIf or
PROTECTION GROWING RAPIDLY.
one does not need the gift OF prophecy 10 say Una.
the city OF Elizabeth. and, In fact, Union Oou',' w"
20 Republican by handsome majority Oh eie'e,
day. Even the candid Democrats concede tlae' iie
neonle are disguised with the acts OF the Denocrluc
Legislature and with the ring" rule when mas 50
Tong onnressed the State Mr.. Cleveland never was
noDuar candidate In NewJersey, and he Is less popu
lar now than ever. The people OF Union County want
no Free Trade and large vote will be given for Harrl
son and Reid and Protection. In Elizabeth the Demo
Gratis do not even dare to have mass-meeting They
have raised one two banners, but the speeches were
short and the speakers were constantly interrupted Dy
pertinent questions regarding Democratic rule The
acts passed by the Democratic Legislature last year
have not met the approval Of the people. The last
Legislature is now bitterly denounced, and its acts
have caused the people to lose all faith In the good
intentions of the Democratic party
Judge Uyer OF Railway a prominent Democrat. said
reccntly "TlIs Is Republican year In Union county
without doubt, but hope W" can carry the ota'e'
II is indeed a Republican year in Union County ana
I'm most OF the other counties % New-Jersey. 'ohh
T. Dunn, OF Elizabeth, the candidate for Congress Is
n man who has been so long and thoroughly known
in Ncw-Jersey politics that even his nomination Is
astonishing. The party managers cannot S'rious's
con, emplate hi, election The Democrats OF 'hioh
County-what there IS left OF hem-are diViued aho"S
themselves This shown in the Democratic CON
vention nt Elizabeth yesterday when James ).
Gerber was nominated for County Clerk ana the eh'ire
Railway delegation left the hall ci, ering for Wiam
Chamberlain the Republican Mayor OF Railway. mus
the Democratic leaders OF the county ST heipHS ana
see their party crImbling about them II 'h'fe Is woe
I'm the Democratic ranks there is confidence III TIE
Republican columns, for whom victory SeehS 10 w
so certain that they can almost see 1t dawmnS over
the Jersey meadows. John Kean. jr, the Republican
candidate for Governor is popular In THIS county, anu
It will give him big majority.
Frank Bergen, wclknOwn Republican oil Eila-
BETH said yesterday Things are looking exceedingly
bright for rs here. Union County Is going Republican
by A big majority. The people here have had enough
OF Democratic rule in the State and don't want any
more Of It. Neither do they want any oil II IN Inc
National Government. They don't want any Free
Trade or wildcat money. II has been brought nome
10 them forcbly how much the Democrats care Tor
their welfare. They have and felt the efecS
Of Democratic ring rule in this state too mu'h 10
want to have such Il party in power In Washington
Union County Is fairly in the Republican ranks
Mayor Rankin, OF Elizabeth, said
"Thcrc Is no doubt that the people of Union County
hav. awakened TO a realizing sense or the eViN oi
Democratic rnle and that the Republican party
viii achieve a decided victory here at the next cleo
lion All the drift Of public sentiment Is that way
The Democrats are losing ground every day ana nave
Think lost heart. do not take an active part IN
politics. Ny personal business and the business OF
nv Office takes all my time. but as 'lo)kcr-on III
Vienna should say shat the Republican majority
here will be q handsome The prospect is exceed
ingly bright
Foster VI. voorhees,. another prominent Repub-
lean Of Elizabeth. said:
"Union County will give n majority for the Repub-
ucan ticket that will surprise those who have not
been here and the great growth of sentiment
In favor Of tie Republican party. The people have
ito p,f. In no afn and
mr., disgnsted with the Democratic party generally.
John Kean ir.. will be the next Governor Of New
Jersey and benjamin Harrison the next President Of
the United States