New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
r1JzABCTH AND RAILWAY AROUSED.
MEASURES TAKEN TO PREVENT THE Li0hN'i''

OF TRACKS.
1r,onso excitement prevailed yesterday In Linneh
rounsbip over the annual election for Town COM
m,tcemcn which will take place tomorrow INV
racrtrack gang are running things win mg" "','u
and n predicted I'm The Tribune. they on Sa'"I""!
night captured the Democratic primary, ana h'''e'
NJ nominating candidates for Committeeman '''S
simply Endorsed the action OF the Rrpuphc"" p'''''"'
and approved OF the four Committeeman "' NV,
,horo and in addition TO this nominated Moses M"i
ford who Is acceptable to the mon VINO oo"
mated tho Republican primary. they ha.'"s d"
blank 10 FIJI I'm with his name Five 'omn''''
or a majority Of the board. are To De ei'c''u w.
morrow and II this ticket WINS 'he" ''o '"'
men will control the board
The anti. racctrack people met on Saturday hish' "
F. NJ Tcrnans store. Mt Rosollc and nominate" nv
following ticket for town committeeman william H.
peddlc Sanford Clark John S. Spinning j. Hampton
Eddy and W. H. Dteialdson. They refused 10 ihuors'
Moses Milford. they consider MS ao'."u' ~
ful on the question: although II Is alleged III u op
posed to licensing the racctracks n "i"o" ".'9
~ the Protestant churches was held last nish' III
the PRESBYTERIAN Church at Roselle 10 deho"ho' Wv
| race,racks and to urge upon all eood moral ""l
rclicious people to vote for the Linden l""hah'P
Cui,ens' ticket Addresses were made ny 'he NV
Mr. Eaiivcl' OF the Presbyterian 'hnrch' ,"c NJ
Mr. Demarcst Of the Methodist Church' 'he Hn'
Mr. toodchld, Of the Baptist Church hich"f" v
Linda vice president ~ lh' 'hh'"'
OK Frcohoder West. OF Linden: Mayor Kahhih III"
OK city Attorney Bergen. OF Elizabeth.
The Citizens ticket will doubtless receNe NV
suppori Of I'll the respectable element III NV WV"
shin who are opposed TO legazIng rnc'tinck gan"
Hing and unless tho township Is hc"dNn WIN HUM
by the racctrack gang the dzens ticket mas gun
show Of winning. a.,
There wa, another big mass meeting h'i" III VI"
youny Mems Christian Association rocnls III h'"
way Yesterday afternoon protest against me r'
track law and t. devise u plan Of action Wh'''''
now that the Legislature has adjourned and III" hop'
n, having the obnoxious laws repealed has gone
,hcv could is prevented from Icing put INTO erect
The primary object was to petition the Board o
rro.holdcrs 10 refuse licenses 10 ia" Linden ana
Ell,nbcth tracks. John X Morss presided "' w.
H. Lindsay acted aS secretary. on notion oi we
Roy George Hui bard Ia, son all Speeches were
limited to six minutes. and thus within IN h"uf
and a half nearly n dozen stirring addresses were
made The work Of organizing ana '"l,ilnWS w
agitation against III" rnc"ilHch gan, t"r, w.,
"orn..iIy advocated hy the Rev. ID. LD1eti; 'h'
Rev Mr. Payson fic Roy. I. g.. Maylam' ~ IT,
Woodruff ID. L.. Cor-on. \. NJ Osborn. W - hu'
s.ll q, L. Doughcriy. -. Il. Lindsay. j. II. M'r''
and other. The E"v. Mr. MaNham paid ~ re-
poets senator Adrian. pro-lhrn' ~ w. '. n
II he lived In New brunswick would Gladly - En'
a crusade to drum him ont Of town; \ m"nm ,',
,r,rrd hv a. T.. Woodrli,. Is adopted nf u '''inN
vote, that man pr'~":' S."uIn Pn''I, .,'
lf 10 vote against any oaudidai" Tor III" Lre'A'ur'
ury ,nll who world not pledge hm"ll To- N"'"
~ q rrpcal Of iii, $50 500 and so. several
hundred names were signed To the petition To tle
HAZARD u Ir.rhli,rs.