New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-10
THE WITH NEW-JERSEY DISTRICT.
PREPARATIONS BEING MADE FOR SWEEPING
REPUBLICAN VICTORY

REPUBLICAN VICTORY
The article on the situation in the Vth New-Jersey
Congress District. represented with such con-
spicuois ability by the late william Walter Phelps
which appeared in The Tribune two weeks ago. has
been reprinted and commented upon wherever
politicians gather IN BERGEN and Passac counties
The most humorous comment appeared in Senator
Henry u. Win;ons (of "hod-over' Senate fame)
bergen County Democrat Friday. in which
the remarks OF a Democratic leader. quoted In The
Tribune TO the effect that Bergen County Demo-
Gratis proposed get even" with Congressman
Cadmus in he was renominated for his party
trcachery. are reprinted with this comment among
others
1t is to be hoped that Tho Tribune has simply
quoted the remark OF an Adullamte. instead OF
leading Democrat"
The Senator need worry Not only the
Democrat quoted leading Democrat. but he Is
one OF the closest and most influential political as
socates Of Henry 4. Winton.
In the district plans for stirring canvass are al
ready under way The convention has been allied for
September 25. Paterson. Passalc County has lOS
delegates. Bergen County 3. The large number of
erson unites on candidate his nomination is as
surcd An effort Is being made 10 induce ex-State
senator John " Grggs, tho brillian; youns law
yer who acted as aG.'ir Of me RfpubcAn state .a
nos,ivaiW JerIined Colonel Conc,lon another prom
with DOMINIC Robinson cx-Judge Frank scott and
c"mprise the list Of ssbIe candidates in Pater-
SON Mr.. Wurts. 1t is understood. does not care to
In Passaic city General Bird ". Spencer and DIR.
Richard Terhune have been talked or. VI Is doubt
full. however II their names come before the con-
bergen County new can DID haze ZAP sp.
h. would not take the nomination, but many en-
friends Are asns nm Will haye ma hs
delegates In both counties who VIII cast their votes
on the the Democratic side an eror, being made.
especially in Bergen County. to shelve Congressman
IN @Sr qa Ias mSr IN the IS
scarce and In spite OF the OF 0e G
likely to be renominated. - ,,,,,
The Vth District is noted for It's lively Republi-
Ss SS nna nSy w be s'{ % Is
Phelps 't Guards OF Paterson. a model political or.
In character Bergen County has a network Of Re
publican clubs. among them being the Union league;
Rldgewood the Lincoln LEAGUE Of Rutherford and and
East Rutherford ana InS umber hundreds OF &C
tive Republicans, and they helped to MAKE me penn
ocratic county OF Bergen Republican last lai.
MR. MILLS CoNGRATULATES THE COUNTRY.
Crockett Tex. Sept. s.--Senator Roger Q. Mills
snoke here Yesterday and Enthusiastically re-
o. iv.d He congratulated the country upon the fact
that for the first time In thirty years Democratic
President and Democratic Congress were In con-
troll He bitterly condemned the Popuiists On the
financial question he said the Democrauc party TOOK
the right position when 1t declared for the coinage
OF both money metals ,.,, -,o .,.
He scored Germany for demonetizng silver. put
sbo,ed that public opinion forced her 10 retrace her
stems II we open our mints to free coinage money
would decline and We would have no more tnan az
n,ossnt He said the free silver agitation was
strictly In the interests Of the mne-owners and not
He eulogized Cleveland for upholdng the laws dur
,ng tho strikes His whole speech was devoted To
finance and only brief allusion was made "o the
tariff.
COI,ID NOT AGREE ON A CANDIDATE.
birmingham Ala: Sept. 9-Af:er being In session
Ave DAYS and taking bOl ballots the Win District
Democratic Congressional Convention a. cum au-
,aa yesterday without nominating q candidate.
Il was decided TO hold primary election M, on sep
teuhar " and winner In the primary VIII De de-
cIared the nominee It Is believed that by this plan
C"nersssman Bankhead will win.