New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-21
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Aner Philip Bindernagle was convicted OF con-
ting n gambling establishment he was re-
~.,,nated for Freebooter The nomination. he
,s is a sufficient "vindication" for him, and
=. will now withdraw. In other words. the con-
.,.,,on by jury of his peers counts for nothing
"tbe thugs who run the Democratic machine in
,,,ason County permit the convicted man to get
animated for an office
frank Kimnseriy wanted to get the Democratic
-.r,nation for Sheriff in Hudson County. Boss
avis selected William Heller Kimmerly made
seht at the primaries. OF course he was
,.aten The only joke in the whole business il
hat kimmerly says now that his votes were not
s.,r,v counted Did he expect that they would
40, To have votes in Hudson counted accord
inc 70 the ordinary rules of arithmetic would
| III notifies IN that county OF its most character
.stic feature
| rrank Bergen of Elizabeth. is opposed 90 tax
donations Mr.. Bereen's views on public ques-
,ons are nearly always an advance statement
.,what comes to he the accepted opinion of most
Jerseymen
Judge Gottfred Kruger has been quoted
..vnr that Essex will give Republican MAORI
~ Of 5000 this year. Modest Republican cal
r,s,ors nut the figure at 10000.
Nevarks trolley-cars need tenders that will be
e. some use
1ersev City collects only 80 per cent of the per-
onoi taxes The city cannot afford TO lose the
,her 70 per cent, but il seems that the financial
officers Of the municipality prefer to let 1t go
,.,her than hurt the feelings OF delinquents by
,ubishinC their names.
candidate Bryans flying trip through New
Jersey this week is not arranged for the purpose
NJ making converts. Instead Of taking him
through the enemy's country" the Bryanite
managers i'm this State are to take him to those
s,ots where Organism fiourshes best. The evil
dent purpose is to make fuss enough to delude
IN. National Committee into believing that with
money enough jerseys electoral vote can he
eaYured
Hoboken reader of The Tribune writes:
.sewan is not willing 10 be forced off the ticket
ny Ton Watson. I would suggest that both
withdraw. in the interests of harmony. and that
Senator Bill DAILY take their place. Nothing but
the Senator's natural bashfuness has kept him
from making this suggestion weeks ago
Jersevmen really don't know what to make
NJ Senator James Smith. Among non politicians
of principle the opinion is about all one way. and
II is not at all complimentary 10 the Senator.
But even the practical politicians are puzzled
They can't understand how man smart enough
fomake himself millionaire in few years ana
10 iump from an Aldermanc body into the
Tinted States Senate could ever get himself INTO
such q muddle. The Senator appears TO be IN
pretty much the same predicament as the Ola
man who tried TO please everybody nut oldh
please anybody, and lost his ass into the bar
gain 1t is plain now that he never had 'he
slightest intention of leaving the State Commit
tee because at the time that his alleged reslg-
nation was pending he was arranging with Will
lam J. BRYAN for the latter's visit to this state
That being So why did senator Smith take the
pains TO reiterate his opinions in favor of gold
standard?
Speaking OF Senator Smiths letter. DR.. Thomas
Dunn English said:
believe there is more behind his d., declare ton
than appears the surface. The Senator Tor sew
era wears has been called upon 10 contribute from
$4,000 100000 for The Stale carnpa9dign and ;hs
he remained at the helm il would he the same this
year.
William A. Cotter an enthusiastic supporter OF
Bryan made this statement:
am surprised because had the best OF authori-
" for believing the Senator would take the opposite
in chicago after the platform had been adopted.
tween us Better go back TO the people Of Newark
and tell Them | am strong an advocate OF free
sill, - YOU are
At Women's Christian Temperance Union
meeting in Newark last week one of the speak
ers made these remarks:
Why did the managers of the State Fair WAY
most ignorant visitor at The fair while the women
who worked for this cause ana the cause o. pcaco
and prosperity were ignored? We were left alOn'
our hin. while Governors Hill was reserved for
men Why? Because the votes OF these men are
needed and have no vote. That tells the story
but the day is coming when the ballot In woman
hand can be wrung n ON II by the grasp OF IN.
scheming politician. and let no white ribboner say
has all the rights she wants while TINS, the
password of intelligence and freedom. Is wlthhe-d
There were women Presidents Hill-not
Governors Hill-and they were received with
courtesy The only place to which they were
not invited was the tent in which refreshments
and cigars were served to guests. How many of
the fair sex would TO avail themselves OF
The privilege Of joining the men there?
Edward Kenny. Mayor of East Newark. is re-
ported as having complained In a speech last
week that the newspapers would not give
Democrat who sought to fight the machine any
assistance" and that the newspapers are all
subsidized by the banks and corporations"
Somebody must have impersonated the Mayor on
this occ aston. else he was wrongly quoted He
is bright lawyer. and man OF affairs who has
in hs time done some newspaper work. and he
knows perfectly we'll that such statements are
all rubbish Personally Mayor Kenny has
really little reason to complain of the treatment
accorded him by the newspapers