New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16
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IT.. porrhuc,, state Committee has closed its
.na,rs ir connection with this years campaign
Every debt has been paid. Both from the pus'-
moss and politcal points of view the campaign
WAS conducted most admirably under 'he super
vision If Chairman Murphy and Garret A.
Hobart.
The Standards might Well retreat from Cupa
NOW as wait few weeks and be forceo 10 uo II.
Cuban independence is assured as matter VI
course bv the announcement that "ehe'ai o.
Madison Drake and his Veteran Zouaves are ell
listed in the cause. But will the people OF hh%a
Nth lot the doughty General go among pioou
and carnage?
Tho following deadly parallel speaks for itseii:
l"e sn,,,h said Chancellor McGill said
Sella'or areat inius- last night that ne hdu
IneIe wa sSaSreror Nc publicly stated. both be-
tce Done .I calisd on fore and after his nomi-
me and voluntarily Of nation III, me- rbancelorshp
Iersu ~ md co active His reasons were stacu
" into the Ny in MS a e'Se we're 10 the ef-
hopes We're lection feet that there were
strong OF ms ,va,tsv;ngs number OF cases penang
though not expressed 20 In chanceiS ma attention
diss~aded the ms nd Rst to resign would
ai,ho,gh that was be injustice u III"
his expressed intention" gants
carator "Rill'' Daily may not he so soVu q
,..a, ha,r.sn,i,ter as Judge j. Kearny hice' ou'
his views on that arson case display '"e 'o''
sion of a large bump Of horse sense
.,h ,,ece of work cut out for the Legs
,oture Is the repeal of that unnecessary '
creating three Circuit Court judgeshlps os'
NJ the Supreme Court judges could WORK HUE
harder without having to lose any sleep
If the Newark Christian Citizenship Union mas
any proof of police corruption that body ous"'
to Law all the facts before the Grand jury i"ere
gu
East Orange does not owe dollar. ana oe
1, remembered this eminen'ly satisfactory IMAM
cial condition is not the result OF "ie"" =,
shortsghted policy. The MUNICIPALITY Is we"
governed. and II has healthy public spirit
which keeps pace with the most progressive Vi
,,s neiShbors No wonder East Orange is JeaI-
Gus of her corporate independence
General Manager Young. of the Consoildateu
Traction Company. has this TO say In relation
20 Judge Depue's charge to the Grand jury
THE charge was uncalled for and is amDlgu-
GUS The Judge is laboring under deiusioii9'
This company never had any intention OF max
ing either Market or Broad SITS freight ceh're'
We do not intend to handle any frelght' OUT
only intend to deliver small express packages
and this in a way that will not interfere with
the passenger traffic
Perhaps David, Dut just dt fi-SrIi' an wv
whelming majority of the people Of Essex Coun-
" seem to agree with the Judge in not letting
your company get any more than it Is legally
entitled TO.
Cornelius A. Cadmus was the Democratic Con
gresham from the With District from 1891 to
1895. The bosses refused to let him run again
because he opposed the Wilson bill, and Re
publican was elected in his stead. Yesterday
in Was % made
these remarks
The tariff is responsible largely for the result
The people of New-Jersey have not got over the
effect Of the tariff tinkerng, and remember now
their Industries were threatened by the Wilson
bill The Democrats in NewJersey are for
Whitney for President. ] have heard very little
talk on the Republican side except that Ma
tional Committeeman Hobart who so ably con-
Quoted the Griegs campaign is spoken Of for
Vice President Naturally, If New-Jersey wants
the tail. ner delegation will be for Western
man for he head