New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03
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C. Tnllnsyt T sas that smith beginning e Ss
saRTeme IN that hat he would aGauson, 70 the
Cleveland contingent In Cnictso, W. t,onoriance
@ ssmrceeded in npressng tneia with sense o,
his own ability. At that conVshiso ION IN snl,S ,was
n m'per Jerseyman Leon ALBEIT then Governor,
whose rghhand man Sm a5r nae ssoecS Tor cievs.
iand and he bad strong hopes sa v %ash ,ase his
met in ,ne ss 9TS'"f Il f had been the aspiration q
SIs NE and the prize seemed amer ,cr di,appoln;
grasp t,n' harder 10 bear because il was received
az the hands OF man whom no do@ teon whom he
onat re- aid and gratitude, rather thah opp"'
stlon and deiea'' .
III rcrED UNITED STATES SENATOR
THE Democrats came home from their cohVsnuo"
and in November victory crowned zee" 1n '"
Ths LEGISLATURE was strongly beni'0'a''S,
a,no,,o, there had been run;ors that smth Was
e'eo,'o" tor senator. but he brushed them
az a.d hIs recognized leutenants assured per-
sons with whom they talked that ne was 'ogs1 vo %
Albeit The story n0%eset Kept springlng out.
FROM SOM, mount OF denying served TO kil H. Mean-
while smith kept on sayihms Aav Of the Legislative
uare ,,s in January. 1888. he 2ursueu MT, was
tactics TIL nearly the s ds on the eve Of the cleo
M Iap he FOUND that Smith had MN e "oprlshSy
beaten and he withdrew IRON "pr r There was
o, 49, ns ndidate but Smith. who becane s"erv
,nous choice OF the
democratic vote In the LegslatuIssb , ,oe,eoric ca
reer In ms IaP Panpered by no decay. He stood in
the fuIl light Of brilliant suse ege ready TO render
ao man He Mad united his friends ana soaisrr
IFS enemies until shame 10 SJ Rssspubcan party and
were secretly doing his bidding on a., fnners sn5
.ionzed and comPmented6 o rn Of his triumph in
ali he years that had gone py no oOe ,i nariv
been thoroughly master u ''''
and the State
SMITHS FIRST REVERSE.
,1,s fire, reverse. however, was near at hand.
reon Albeit. having retired from active pohtics 10
a seat on the bench OF the Supreme Court ca ho'
long survive his disappointment but ne Vei 10
see the party with Smith a leader, receive rs
frs. rebuke at the hands OF the people and 70 VIZ;
ness the dawning rule OF RepuollcdIi,. ne s az
elections Of 1898 turned the toe, ana those o ~
swept me eon eSance to learn how their public
affairs had been mismanaged me alsc.9su i
ready made have aroused the voters, ana iheft IS
a stern demand FOR the prosecution Of the inquiry:
which leaves the Democratic machine PROSTATE and
The STATE has been plundered in numberess ways;
several Of the county governments nave been Us y
robb bn even the Court Of Parions has bean
smrched the Legislature has been made subservi-
emf to graspng monopoies and racetrack gamblers.
and private enterprises have been forced to pay
tribute the oppressors
THE MAN TO HOLD RESPONSIBLE.
Being the head and front Of the party under which
New-Jersey politics sank to so low condition.
Smith should be he'd to account long as he con-
Times to guide the Democracy and the people
should and probably Will let no chance OF battling
him at the polls escape. III,
ever and o if he IS to be kept down his opponents
must be vgilant. Although he has lost his hold on
Senator and no one will know better than he how
to use the patronage and influence OF that offcs
four years more he viii be- abe TO WELD this mighty
power in his own behalf, and his hope undouotedy