New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14
80 FEAR or TpICKERY IN NEwJERSEi
uEIIEp THAT SHARP WoRN r"o'
THoMPsoN, OF "lo''
nooNrn TO FAILURE.

,,.,,vy THAT SHARP WORK PRofOeED ID
ar,o,p.ox OF GLOUCESTER, Is
DOOMED TO FAILURE.
7-ronton Nov Il (SpeciaD confer
mo ot the state House to-morio"' .,1 on the
ooco of Democratic leaders VIII DE "u ,'i,,,on, 7
rroros,tion said to emana'e iio'., aooryone
p,. tho Duke OF Gloucester 20 r'.o',
i"'','pDS s,,a The best opinion is tnat the 'a'm
', -, - On nothing as 1t Is not consuere' a.
,, ,ho, tho Governor will in any way '"" -
., ,be scheme In the present temper VI ~ n,z.s
=, the Democratic party ne u'uo"o'' =, .orhe
,,o, Il would be a dangerous ,'''1 " -, au.s
u'a' ,,er,can' the leading Democrauc ne"
a,or in the state. is backing the rroJe.. ,.'.,,o
pap " ,h ous,,nc OF Mr. Hoffman. OF A'i"i'''''
-, ,h senate The purpose to turn GOWN 'N0
-, Democratic officials. II says wou'u W cr,s
~. srch a procedure. In view oil the SIZE %
,okInp or TO be made 10 induce ro'ei'io' =, ,ha
tain hands with Thompson Tor t"e pe 90
democratic party. there Is f.uo" re ,orced out
gar,ling the result should Honman oe - %.
,' str said Il prominent Republican w.
night: ,. ~, tho wheels
The result would be the blocking Vi VI. a,v-
-, lacisiati this winter. fo:, as oe''"'" -,
ming can be- two Senates would De orsa .,
rho transaction OF business woulu DC hhpo''
rho Republicans would not tamely submit 10 Sus
an ortrag. as is proposed They would ash Nun
r IN al, with their ten other Senators ~ organ
,ze tho Senate and the Republican House "o'.
aoo,,,ze that organization. Governor Werts wouio
=, tho same time recognize the Democratic senate
organized By seating William Riddie' rioi'"'"
opponcnt and consequently deadlock "ou'u g.
sue that could not broken. so far as can se n
nv any power on earth, save the retHeI..,.st. w.
ar the Other organization from the cohnlc'. Do
Two things have been determined on ny '.c ~
publ,cans Tamey, the prompt organization oi I ,,,
branches of the Legislature anu CONSERVATIVE
course i'm the matter OF new legislation. . To-, and
Ex-senator Sewel was interviewed 'o-uas a.,
voiced n. sentiment Of the Repuollcah iehue'n ~
saving: I'VE recognize the fact that the g0od ,sn
of tns state. without distinction OF party, IL, u,'
placed the responsibility OF power on tne ~
pr'rtv AZ the present time. II Will be It's du'y -
reneal "A great many obnoxious laws tndt -, -,
adrSlate services the result OF which was 10 sauu'S
the state with "A large expenditure OF money i.,u
dcnrlye the people OF local seif-SoVernihsht noso
measures will occupy the time or the Lesislatuie
fully during reasonable session 90 ~, aPfau
heni that the party will take advantage OF us major
Nv i'm am sense to pass any laws other than tn1se
rn,t viii restore To the people the right OF SCI
government In localities ana fairly appor 'pi nv
The best service the State can command III an
branches OF its government, but 90 not pe NV
in a useless lot OF ofiicehoders Such as nave peeh
anponted under commissions In the last rev years.
I trust the Republican party VIII get BACK 10 an
economical honest and conservative management
of state affairs. , a,., -, ,ho
Iittle fear is felt by the rank and hic or me
R.nublican party that the Democrats VIII win me
made vacant by the departure OF Democrats are
craving more numerous every hour Inc latest
names for state Treas rer are Patrick T. quinn,
Ioscph l.. Mum and George Il. swain or Essen
County. J. Herbert Potts, OF Hudson VIII probably
be made Speaker OF the House lie has the repu-
tation OF being the ablest parlamentarian IN New
Jersey.