New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-06
SLOW WORK AT TRENTON
MILLER'S HCMILIATING
"CRAWL."
SENATOR

NOTWITHSTANDING HIS BRAVE WORDS HE RE-
MAINS WITH THE ADRIAN RCMP SEN
ATE-MDERMoTT AND DALY-OUo
WARRANTO PROCEEDINGS.
iBY 1EIEGRApn TO TIE TRiRUgrI
Trenton. March 5.-The weary length Of futile
legislation. of plots and devices dragged slowly
along here to-day. Tne situation remains
changed. and the disgraceful state Of affairs
brought about by the Vaccinations of Allan Nc
Dermott continues with such variations bring
ing the Supreme Court Of the State into the
squabhe and the advertisement Of an investiga-
ton of the questionable methods by which a
majority was piled up for Thompson. the race
track owner of Gloucester Then there is the
squabbe between McDermott and DAILY, which
is Of little possible interest to any
cept themselves. They call each other bad
names in print and in talk. but that ia all It
amounts to- Two truCk-drivers on Broadway use
stronger language to each other and accomplish
more Senator Miller. who last week made his
pronunciamento In the chamber of the Adrain
Senate went into that Senate tonight and
answered his name at rocall. The other Sena-
tors who have privately announced their desire
that the deadlock be broken talked and talked
as usual and did nothing. The battle Of Trenton
Is like chat prolonged and inn0cuous warfare
which has been so long gOlnE on III llF H"I'''
of Rio de Janeiro. There are too many inter
walls for refreshment and rest. Next year there
will be the election Of a United States Senator
to succeed John Il. Mcpherson. General Sewel
recocnizes this fact. and so does John Kean, 1r
Both were here to-day and called on Governor
Werts Both the General and Mr.. kean are
able and astute leaders yet the condition OF
affairs is as bad or worse as the first day or the
session when the Democrats perpetrated one OF
the most impudcnt and colossal crimes against
the franchise on record. There were ruinors
/ all day that something was going to happen.
/ There always are such rumors in the Capl'oi
| Of New-Jersey about a week before the thihs
happens. Careful and well-laid plans have to be
/ hruited about in the rket-place before theE
can be acted upon.
SENATOR MILLER EATS HIS WORDS.
A gang Of hoodlums in Cape May hanged Sen
ator Miller in efigy under an inspiration wm'h
came direct from the Trenton State House. after
he had made his speech in the Adrain senate
danouncing the methods pursued by the Demo
/ cratic ring Although the Senator knows where
| the lob was put up and who were Us authors
/ he has been 50 far influenced by u ana py 1n
/ cr, Of bribery which the Democrats nave falS'i
that ne still stands in that ourageous pafon! "'I
a legislative body the fraudulent Sena,e p'V
sided over occasionally by bob Alia'n. r,o,,.
The letter of Allan NcDermott 10 SeHdtpI p"'!
/ ought to take precedence of all the lncllenIS ~
the day. for never in their best moodS Iiu i Nla.H
/ Twain. Bill Nyc or any other American ii nul,iui =, =
/ not 10 forget the dead and gone John fnoehN'
/ give birth To a more delightful bit OF nun II N"H
/ not meant 10 be funny, but to crush 'hN WIN
a great and ponderous superlofM!ty. Ky 49, W NJ
/ gets into a theological vein In THIS letter NJ
/ DermOtt was brought up Catilohc ~ 80 N", i
was A North Of Ireland Presbyterian. IhrE p"n
want the Irish vote in hudson county, N"'," -
srrol,. a vote Of Irish Catholics. 50. lheY acCuSc
each other in their squabble, for Mcl'eIihpl' 1ia
long since left the faith or ms latheIs a., az !
two things ~ which H. u dpSp'",,,, ,, ,,,,, &C.
that God does not exist ana mat NC! ih -
the political boss Of New-Jersey one "a" In
is changed 10 tears at the eVo!nuoh % i' ,'
like NcDernott. THat he should be pro%lu %
- all that was struggled for and fought ioI rom
Runnymede - Trenton, is paiheuc. ,, ma, ~. u
i'.' I'nr' rov,er and not only takes himself scri-
ouely but Is taken seriously Is humorous . ~ ~
his letter 10 DAILY to-day he says hNei 1i' wv .. "
49,, orat,f,ing thought II must be 10 NJ ''eI-
mott But the spectacle Of Alan Mcl,el w., ,,'
st;ing in the "cold gaze Of science II S,.i.'
/ o.bich has brough; smile TO the o'l'i" -
,as.iorless face # General Washington on top
Of the Trenton Monument
oro wARRANTo PROCEEDINGS DELAYED
; The full bench OF the Supreme Court met TO-
dav to hear the motion for a rule to sho" cause
why. in the quo warranto proceedings WIN
should not issue All the justices OF the ''"'.
were there except Justice Magic. whose term -
Office has expired since the application was 'nauy '
for a ruling The argument wa. Do',hic',s
l Thursday at the request OF the hePuo,i,,h' :.
Allan McDcrmott appeared as counsel LOT ,. i,p
Adran, who is one Of the rcspohde",S, ''', %
Iustice Rcasev presided. There can be no ap-
= peal from the Supreme Court. because 'hefe - ~
aupcal in New-Jcrsey from "A decision oI d I"
! bench Of the Supreme Court. $500 ,
: ! the Investigating Committee when IS uEHH
! to find out why Mr.. Thompson. ne VINO Is som
!. times called the Duke Of Gloucester "old'H't "
seat in the New-Jersey House oi AsseiHpN IN, ',
a | year met to-day and. as Is usual IN 'his mo
/ extraordinary State capital, did nothlhe' N'Nr
theless there is plenty Of evidence most "'
has been got together by John 'irdhaW' "' Jc'
sew City the man who. more thah any o'i'r
was instrumental in bringing the liuds'h NouH'l
S ballOt-bOx suffers to their weH-deS'iNrn P'H'I
doors Among other things which can De prov =
is that 256 men were registered from thompson
stables and thirty-sevcn from the iceh"u7e Sta p'
z lust outside bis track.