New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
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.e an interesting coincidence that in those
.",,ous Of New-Jersey where the silver sentiment
'.-rsst there too one finds an unwilling
Zee 10 pay school taxes
.,s,r democrats were extremely happy in
lotion Of a phrase to designate the al
ten r.,,o,raiic State Convention held recently
ies.u THE packed aggregation of small
IL 'S" IS glove-fitting description.
-.,rr n Alderman Moran. Of Jersey City.
in the Almshouse men willing and able
s 's, manual labor Bob Davis may get them
IN time 10 do election duty.
s,,oo, PRINCIPALS In New-Jersey are beginning a
i..,sade against the button craze among their
pupils
mise bulletins are from THE Philadelphia
Record:
so,s,or Smith still favors honest money.
So $500 was no string Senator Smiths resigna
.,on. after all. ...,, -. - ..,.,.,
'eeucnorfing repudiatiOn.
n1e su new pemocratic state leaders droop discon
soiatelv like mourners al funeral
Sun-ar,e Court Justice Garrison has practically
,rs,r,ctad the Camden County Grand Jury not to
,r6ic, sx-Re.eiver Of Taxes William A. Hustled.
ON the ground that he facts indicate that Mr.
Hustled did not knowingly divert TO his use
any Of the city's funds
Unless the people of Hudson County want to
see ballo,-hox stufing. gambling and kindred
evils flourish again. they won't elect Bob"
Davs's dummy Sheriff
The Shore Press" urges Monmouth Demo-
crats % nominate Assembyman Alfred Wallng
for Senator, but il seems reasonably safe 10 as
sumo that Judge Walling will decline the honor
He is a sound money man and is not likely to
desire any connection with the silvertes.
In selecting n new City Controller the Re-
publican Aldermen of Camden set an example
for their brethren In Newark 10 follow when
,hey appoint Tax Receiver The situation was
much alike in both cities Instead Of utilizing
the opportunity to reward partisan services the
Camden City Fathers picked out the best avail
able man. although he had not been acting in
political accord with them. Newark cannot af-
ford 60 make any experiments in the Tax Once
Judge Woodruff Of Mercer County. refuses to
issue naturalization papers TO applicants unable
TO show tax receipt. While il is true that men
DESTROYS Of becoming citizens ought 10 prove the
faifh that is in them by assuming share or the
taxation burden it is doubtful II the position
ass 1med by Judge Woodruff is warranted by
the law as ii now stands.
The Newark Advertiser has started fund
20 decorate the principal thoroughfares OF New
ark with Mckinley and Hobart Sound Money
facs The movement promises 10 become pop
ulsI
The Home News" Of New Brunswick. In its
report o. James + Marines speech In that town
Tuesday night. quotes him saying that the tax
lug ~ Union County from the lIld Congress
District and pla cling IL in the Nlllth was gerry
mn nder perpetrated by Republicans James Is GEL
ting mixed up in his facts. The outrageous gerry
,narder Of lS92 was the act Of a Democratic Legis-
ature.-lPlainheld Courier-News.
Tut. tut, Facts are commonplace things for
the consideration ~ commonplace people. Great
orators like poets and other men Of genius,
must have some license. If Mr.. MARITIME had the
exactness Of a mathematician his glory would
be more.